white spots, help
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wiseguy316
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u have mites.
JAMES HOOKER
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U got a bad case of the Mites Are they inside or out plants? Are you in flowering Yet?,
I had them there a bitch to get rid of...!!!!
I had them there a bitch to get rid of...!!!!
billy4479
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Insects Controlled
Forbid offers outstanding knockdown and residual control of mites and whiteflies. The active ingredient in Forbid, spiromesifen, represents a new class of chemistry from Bayer Environmental Science, called the tetramic acids. Thanks to its novel mode of action, foliar-applied Forbid offers growers an effective tool for management of mites resistant to conventional products. It features translaminar activity, controlling mites on both sides of leaves, and has activity from egg through adult life stages (This means you can spray the top of the leaves and Forbid will still kill mites on the underside!) Usage is only 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoons per gallon of spray solution.
Insects Controlled
- Spider mites
- twospotted spidermite
- southern red mite
- maple spider mite
- honey locust spider mite
- Euonymus mite
- boxwood spider mite
- tumid mite
- Lewis mite
- False spider mites
- Rust mites
- Tarsonemid mites
- broad mites
- cyclamen mite
- Whiteflies
- silverleaf
- greenhouse
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snew
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So here I am 6 weeks later. Much longer than expected for flower but with the stress of mites it took longer.
my camera is missing so I can't get a picture, however, I wanted to inform on the treatment. I use spinosad, the info listed inconsistent results for mites. I was in flower so my choices where limited. I did 3 treatments 3 days apart. I have saw no more mites, and have been smoking off of it for 4 weeks since I've been out.
I did treat the plants in veg with forbid to make sure I didn't have any more problems but I'm not sure it was neccessary.
Once again Spinosad does the trick for me. This is the brand I used but I have found cheaper at a local garden supply http://www.montereylawngarden.com/products/organic/
my camera is missing so I can't get a picture, however, I wanted to inform on the treatment. I use spinosad, the info listed inconsistent results for mites. I was in flower so my choices where limited. I did 3 treatments 3 days apart. I have saw no more mites, and have been smoking off of it for 4 weeks since I've been out.
I did treat the plants in veg with forbid to make sure I didn't have any more problems but I'm not sure it was neccessary.
Once again Spinosad does the trick for me. This is the brand I used but I have found cheaper at a local garden supply http://www.montereylawngarden.com/products/organic/