Help! Mites on my buds

Bose

Bose

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Yes. but no drones yet. They do have them just not using them yet. At least not for my deliveries. Lol
 
Cobnobuler

Cobnobuler

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Yeah man if you can hold off till you get the Mighty Wash that will be the ticket. I dont know if anybody really knows for sure whats in that stuff but it can be used late in flower and the shit does an amazing job.
 
Dr. Who

Dr. Who

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Cobnobuler said:
Yeah man if you can hold off till you get the Mighty Wash that will be the ticket. I dont know if anybody really knows for sure whats in that stuff but it can be used late in flower and the shit does an amazing job.
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Likely Ionized or ozonated and has a pH value one way or the other but not extream.
 
Josch Edgington

Josch Edgington

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20 drops of rosemary in a spray bottle with water will drive the little dudes away. Just spray them down, remove all webbing also you wont believe how quick it works. Be sure to shake vigorously between sprays to keep oil broke up.
 
Josch Edgington

Josch Edgington

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Rosemary essential oil is around 5 to 10 dollars us and a small bottle will last a very long time. I usually see no more spider mites within 24 hours of treatment and I will repeat for a couple days till I make sure they're gone. works even in flower and will not harm your plant in any way. That's 20 drops in a fairly large spray bottle 10 drops in a smaller one. Your just making sure the water has a strong smell of rosemary. This works on the dreaded mites extremely well and leaves no residues to wash off. So 10 dollars at most will keep you mite free for many cycles.
 
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bryangtho

bryangtho

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Hey Bose I have used this for spider mites in the past on the bottle it say to use for citrus. It says u can pick the fruit one day after spraying works good
 

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