The war of the Mites has begun! *Viva La Widow*

[BudE714]

OK...After being advised by WEEZARD:thumbsup: that I had mites I took immediate action! I applied a No Shot pest strip at the bass of each plant and then, from advise from GROWDAWG:thumbsup: I also sprayed them down with SAFER!!

Now lets see those little arrachnid bastards try me!...Mess with my Widows will ya! I think not......:giggity::chainsaw:

Attached new images of what I'm so dearly trying to protect....enjoy!

And GROWDAWG...don't drewl to much! :smokin:

BudE714 Reviewed by BudE714 on 08-24-2009. The war of the Mites has begun! *Viva La Widow* OK...After being advised by WEEZARD:thumbsup: that I had mites I took immediate action! I applied a No Shot pest strip at the bass of each plant and then, from advise from GROWDAWG:thumbsup: I also sprayed them down with SAFER!! Now lets see those little arrachnid bastards try me!...Mess with my Widows will ya! I think not......:giggity::chainsaw: Attached new images of what I'm so dearly trying to protect....enjoy! And GROWDAWG...don't drewl to much! :smokin: Rating: 5

[BudE714]

And more images to view....:jointsmile:

[GrowDawg]

Die Mites Die!! Best of luck with those little pricks BudE!! As For the not drooling part.....Yeah as if that was possible looking at those gorgeous WW ladies!

[Aaron19]

Hello just a suggestion instead of using shop brought items to control the mites use natural predators the ladybird bug is the best they can eat hundreds of the bastards in an hour and they also eat the eggs that have been laid down.

[Mustelid]

Too late I think. Ladybugs wouldn't survive the NPSs.