I have heard that sulfur is better for that. Wouldn't know first hand though never had to go that far. I had a spider mite infestation one time and knocked them right out. As I understand it really depends on what kind. Do you know what kind of spider mites you have?? You can use a microscope to find out.
Are you getting spider webs?
Yeah, principally in the stems of the leaves.
As I understand it that is probably a good thing. That should mean you don't have russet mites. Those should be pretty easy to knock out. I used 100% cold pressed with a high concentration of azairachtin. It stinks to high hell but it knocked them out in the first treatment although I followed up once a week two more times just to be sure. You're not in the flower stage are you?www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AWQWWS0/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1
You wouldn't want to put it on flower in the description they're really just talking about fruits and vegetables.
do you recomend to mix this with soap and wash the plants? and i´m close to harvest a few plants, but i have many on veg stage.
I mix 2 tablespoons neem oil one tablespoon dish soap with 32 oz Warm water in a spray bottle. The water needs to be warm but not scorching-hot so that they neem oil will mix with the soap and you have to shake it up during use so it gets evenly dispersed. Like I say it stinks to high hell and you only want to use it at veg. I don't know if it will affect your flowering plants just being in the same room with the smell but it stinks
They run from that shit bro if it don't kill them first. Plus it fucks up their eggs and gets all in their guts, get those little bastards good LOL.
What's wrong with this site is idiots like you saying you can spray something like green cure on a perpetual growand they end up with mites for 2 years following your "expert" grow store $10 employee advice.
Yeah and your a $10/hour grow store expert, own something pussy.
