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06-14-2007, 03:34 PM #1
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Battling Mites With Imidacloprid
Thanks for the discussion. I think I finally killed them off with the Provado Plus. Thank God.
Wow, Mites are a pretty tough struggle and they will destroy your crop in just days once a good batch of eggs hatch.
After studying up as one does when one encounters new problems, and using pyretherins, I do not approve of them, unless you're satisfied with a daily struggle to only reduce them. They become immune to them very quickly.
Heavy chemicals or predators is the only way to go.faithlessxxx Reviewed by faithlessxxx on . Battling Mites With Imidacloprid After mites absolutely devastated my last harvest (about 30g from 6 gals...) and trying liquid soap, different piperonylbutoxid compounds, digging up the gals and drowning them for 20 mins in 40C water, and hardly effecting them at all (mites are just the worst), I'm trying Imidacloprid (and MERCAPTODIMETHUR ) now, more specifically Provada from Bayer. This isn't for consumtion but I'm using it on some very small clones and I'm banking on not much left in the rest of the plants once they Rating: 5
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