[starke]

I'm following with great interest. Looking great. I can sympathize with the fungus gnats. Just got done fighting russets myself.

[smokditup]

I feel you. I have spidermites that jusr keep returning after every kill. I think my dog is bringing them in on his fur. Pain in the bloody ass

[MountainBudz]

Originally Posted by smokditup

I feel you. I have spidermites that jusr keep returning after every kill. I think my dog is bringing them in on his fur. Pain in the bloody ass

Ew... Yeah, spider mites are a bitch. I had them back during the summer start invading my veg room. I tell ya what I did. Bought a couple hot shot no pest strips, turned lights down on low, ran the AC and shut off ventilation. The entire colony was dead the very next day. I left the strips in there for 7 days and when I entered I wore a respirator. Only thing bothered me was my eyes got a little irritated after being in there for a few mins. When I went in the room I would first turn on the ventilation and exchange the toxic gas for fresh air just for extra saelfe measure. So in my experience I learned that a good pair of skin tight sealed safety Google's would be a re at idea to keep your eyes from burning and itching.

Leave it in there a few days though, or do cycles to make sure and kill any eggs that could have hatched after the strip was removed. I always quarantine my vegged plants before going from the veg room to the flower dungeon. I sit the no pest strips in the room for a few days (just in case) there are any mites in the room or on the plants.

Funny thing you mentioned your dog. I never let my dog bear my grow and one night I let him come into my room for a bit and lay while i worked. Within a week the mite infestation started. So pets will never be allowed back near my room.... makes me wanna Google spider mites and dogs lol.

Good luck with those evil bastards... Give it a try it will work unless your mites are resistant but I highly doubt they are.