So a few families of spider mites decided to make my babies their home and im looking to wipe them out. Both sides of my cabinet have been mildly settled upon. On the flowering side I immediately took action, buying No pest strips and spraying them down with warm soapy water for the last few nights, but with no avail. I have an environmentally safe insecticide that says its safe to use on fruiting tomatoes, should I use this? I really don't want to go paying 20$+ on some organic stuff when I have it here.

My plants are 3 weeks into flowering, good nutrient uptake/soil/air conditions, I see the white spots on some of the leaves and on the underside there are tiny mites crawling, most of them are dead but the eggs won't die. Need some help here, any suggestions on some hard stuff that I could pick up from home depot/ lowes/ hydro store appreciated, thanks all.
Have a Cigar Reviewed by Have a Cigar on . Spider mites.. *pics* So a few families of spider mites decided to make my babies their home and im looking to wipe them out. Both sides of my cabinet have been mildly settled upon. On the flowering side I immediately took action, buying No pest strips and spraying them down with warm soapy water for the last few nights, but with no avail. I have an environmentally safe insecticide that says its safe to use on fruiting tomatoes, should I use this? I really don't want to go paying 20$+ on some organic stuff when I Rating: 5