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03-10-2008, 04:47 PM #1Senior Member
Spider Mites or Amblyseius Fallacis?
Get yourself a Hot Shot No Pest Strip.
It will take care of your problem.
No spray, no residue. Just gas as the strip biodegrades.
Just be sure to vent your room before entering.psteve Reviewed by psteve on . Spider Mites or Amblyseius Fallacis? I wish I could post the pics from my microscope. I was checking the plants this morning and saw a bunch of fat little bugs (smaller that an average speck of sand) crawling around the soil. I took a teaspoon of sand, put it on a plate, isolated one of the buggers from the sand particles, put the plate in the toaster oven until it stopped crawling, then put him under the scope. What I found made me think spider mite. I threw some loose leaf tobacco on top of the soil (actually on top of the 1/2" Rating: 5
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