red-bull

Hi my friends little garden is full of these bugs 2 spotted mite . so bad its stupid
i got theses for them not knowing thestrain were sativa plants that grew atleast 4ft-5ft so they had to tie them down/twist them and there in a small cellar space so i canot move them or stand over them get around them
so basicly i cant do much accept CRY of stress
there ready in 2 weeks anyway and i hostly im worried they could not suvvive correctly unless i do something today
i have 1/4 of a bottle of spay that might help but they really are spupidly coverd as i have never known about the garden to help
would you reccomend me taking them down early or doing the best i can to spray them or can you buy bug eaters this time of year in the uk
its gonna be a nasty job tryin g to save them . theres not much room to see whats really going on so by what i have seen its bad . please help .
id love to hear theres laydy birds in the garden this time of year i will search 10 aches to help them . Than ks alot all

oaksterdam

im in the same position. but i wish i was in last 2wks. i guess clean those webs off and watch them everyday until harvest maybe even have to harvest early

vapedg13

This will work for ya...you can use this up till the last week of flower
Amazon.com: Doktor Doom Spider Mite Knock Out, 16oz: Patio, Lawn & Garden

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red-bull

Thank alot mate
do anyone know if a smoke bomb will do the trick or does it do damage to the buds

hydrolized

Like a kiddy firework smoke bomb? What is your age range man? Maybe you mean those smoke bombs at Home Depot that are for moles? Either way no none of those will work. Lastly you might be talking about the vapor bombs that were posted for you? Those arn't smoke, they are just a mist/fog, and they might hurt the plants a little bit, but a lot less than the mites will.

The absolute best thing I have seen is a combination of two miticides, Forbid and Floramite. You only need a few mL per gallon, and Forbid is translaminar, meaning you only have to spray the tops of the leaves, it will travel through the leaves to the bottom where the mites hang out. Most other pesticide/miticids/soaps/oils you need to spray both sides of the leaves, which sucks and usually means your taking all your plants out and turning/tilting/screwing with them to get every surface covered. The Forbid is also a Ovicide which means it kills the eggs, which a lot of other miticides/pesticides will not. Floramite just has a different MOA (method of action) just in case any mites decide not to give it up to the Forbid.

There's been tons of people that have success with cheap stuff, like the no pest strips, neem, SM90, all that stuff, but for every 5 people that love those things, you will find one or two that it didn't work for...Forbid and Floramite are the only two I've seen that had 100% success with everyone who used the combination.

Both arn't cheep, Forbid goes for $270 for the smallest size (8oz), Floramite around the same. Not saying you have to go spend $600 bucks, if you look on Ebay people sell small amounts, enough to make 5-10 gallons, for $10-20 bucks.

Futuregrower

Personally, I like the organic stuff like neem or cinnamon spray, but that is me.

Also, a note on the no-pest strips- they are just insecticde-soaked strips in a plastic housing. They also say do not use in food prep areas. I have been a oppenant of no-pest strips for years.

I would try the oil sprays, if you have a chance.

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