so i went back to the website to order more to keep up on prevention since this product has worked so well for me, and noticed that they updated some information about spraying and quantities that i thought could be helpful to you folks....

Due to the number of daily inquiries we receive about proper application rates and time between spray applications, we have put together the following guideline. This guideline can also be used loosely as a reference for all plants, beyond the application to medical cannabis, and other species such as tomatoes, etc. All spraying should be done after sunset or when lights are out. This enables adequate time for the plants to dry fully.
Here are the guidelines for spay applications:
1) Seedlings, cuttings/clones (plants with less than 4 nodes) should not be treated with more than 40 ml per gallon. Seedlings should have at least 2 sets of true leaves before treatment. Young plants do not have the waxy cuticle present to stop the product from penetrating the cells, and therefore it can burn or bleach the leaves. Greenhouse trials have shown that application rates as low as 20 ml per gallon to be effective for plants this young.
2) Plants with 4 or more nodes in a vegetative phase or flowering phase can be treated at rates between 40-80 ml per gallon. For those of you looking for instant gratification, the 40 ml per gallon rate will not be suitable. This rate works slowly over a 3-4 week basis to eliminate your problem. It works great but takes patience and time. The 40 ml rate can be used as often as every third day. 40ml = prevention and protection from future problems. We highly suggest applications at this rate every 7-10 days up until week 5 of flower regardless of how clean your plants appear to be.

If you don’t have time, the 80 ml per gallon rate can be used for instant gratification. But be cautious, this rate can be a bit much for certain species of cannabis. With this high of an application, they can get a very slight and very sporadic leaf burn, usually on the oldest fan leaves. Much of the damage to these sensitive varieties can be avoided by making sure that the plants have had adequate time to dry, and raising the lights 4-8 inches above the height that they are currently at for the following day or two. Two to three applications, spaced 3-4 days apart will completely eliminate your issues.

In a perfect world this would be ideal: two to three applications of Quantum Apocalypse, at a rate of 60 ml per gallon, spaced 3-4 days apart. This has proven to be extremely effective without concern for the integrity of even the most sensitive cannabis varieties. Lights must be out during the spray application (regardless of rate applied) and adequate time allowed to dry.
3) This product can be used within 3-5 days of harvest.
4) The plant should be sprayed from the bottom up. Start by spraying the undersides of the leaves while working your way up to the top of the plant. After the undersides have been fully soaked, proceed to spray the top surface of the leaves. If the tops of the leaves are sprayed first, they will start to droop and it will be hard to obtain adequate coverage on the underside of the leaves. As mentioned on our home page, Quantum Apocalypse is 100% effective, all of the time, as long as it used properly.
greenmedsRI Reviewed by greenmedsRI on . " NO MORE SPIDER MITES ON CANNABIS" "I unfortunately have used chemical pesticides/ miticides on my medical cannabis plants (only in veg, as if it makes a difference, lol) in the past to try a get rid of spider mites. I have done the azamax drench and spray thing. I have used everything from dyna-grow neem oil, doctor doom foggers, sesame oil, and my favorite product up until a few days ago was Einstein oil (cold pressed neem). These products, including the chemical insecticides (which I have not used for years now) have never Rating: 5