controling spider mites with co2+benefits?

[Lordly]

i have read that co2 helps get rid of spider mites and also benefits in flowering stage,is it real? i bought neem oil atm since im in second day of flowering and im gonna spray with it,but what should i do if they'll be back in late flowering?
is it possible to create co2 at home? if so what do i need to mix,ratios,etc...

 

[BurnzYzBudZz]

You’re 100% they are spider mites? Do you have any pictures?

 

[Lordly]

You’re 100% they are spider mites? Do you have any pictures?

yes im 100% sure,i had same problem before in late flowering stage,they killed my plant. i saw only one today walking and i instantly removed that leaf including neighbor leaves,tonight i will spray with neem(lights off), but i dont know what to do if they will attack my plants again in late flower. i have 3 plants,only one plant had only one spider mite,i checked every leaf both sides and they are not colonized yet, also checked 2 other plants and they are healthy,no sign of mites.

 

[Jimster]

The amount of CO2 that would be needed is VERY high... higher than you could reasonably achieve at home without using bottled gas or a LOT of bicarb/vinegar! Often the CO2 will just knock them out until the gas dissipates somewhat.

 

[Jack og]

Persimilis beneficials (predatory insects) as a PM will do the trick. Or use plant therapy for a knockout and then add the beneficiary insects

 

[Lordly]

The amount of CO2 that would be needed is VERY high... higher than you could reasonably achieve at home without using bottled gas or a LOT of bicarb/vinegar! Often the CO2 will just knock them out until the gas dissipates somewhat.

Persimilis beneficials (predatory insects) as a PM will do the trick. Or use plant therapy for a knockout and then add the beneficiary insects

thank you