AAAHHH SPIDER MITES!!!

[slowthestone]

OMGosh...you're still using a steel tape ruler???


Thats as ghetto as it gets!!!

[HARDDON]

Steel tape rulers help you measure your buds like these....

[slowthestone]

So when is dinner? :smokin:

And whatever happened to the fella that began this thread?

[Opie Yutts]

I can see the day when under the name OPIE I shall see the word BANNED.
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For everyone else who has spider mites, soap and water every single day, every single leaf for 14 days. Stems as well.

And when you can grow from seed to this in 33 days, with nothing but CFL, I'll listen to your advice.

Yeah, sure you could do that, but that won't do a damn thing to rid yourself of mites. Have fun doing that forever, when you could take 1 minute, and be done forever. People, listen to me and listen good. Soap, neem oil, tabacco, and all other natural products do not kill all the mites. Most kill none. It is impossible to break the life cycle using these products. Natural products make the mites run away to their safe base, then the get together like in a town meeting, and vote to make it their life's effort to do nothing but screw you over good. Why not just kill them dead once and for all? This never ending process of just controling the mites a little with soaping, spraying, dipping and whatever, just makes absolutley no sense, unless you just like spending a lot of time with your weed plants. And remember, mites hybernate deep in fucked up growing mediums like harddon's dirt and rockwool.

I can see the day when under the name of HARDDON on his headstone, it says "Died real stupidly becease he thought he was an expert on everything and refused learn anything."

And harddon, I can grow weed better than you using any settup you prefere. When you come out of the dark ages and catch up to our century I might start listening to your advice. And it's inappropriate to type in all caps on the internet unless you are defining a group or yelling. Are you yelling you name at everyone?

[Opie Yutts]

And harddon, good job on those buds. They look tasty. Are they potent?

[Jdog7000]

Those bombs work really well.
Neem oil,and hoy pepper spray are some organic sprays that actually work.
Let me ask you this Opie.
Have you tryed all those?

[stinkyattic]

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Keep that neem spray handy.
Use daily.
Mites? What mites?

[Opie Yutts]

Yes Jdog, I tried many natural remidies, but of course I have not tried them all. That would pretty much be impossible. I am not dissagreeing that some work, unless what you mean by "work" is that they kill all the mites with one application. If someone used any natural method that worked (killed them all forever, the done with it, kind of killed), I would really appreciate a write up of this. If I had known that there was a natural method that actually "worked", I would have definately tried this long before my wife and I stopped trying to have kids. That is of course as long as it was fairly easy, and did not involve time consuming daily rituals and stuff.

[tekneeqs]

use ladybugs...

wow are u serious? use lady bugs? cuz im suffering from them too and if this is the solution then i'd be real happy.. lady bugs love to fly into my place for some reason so it shouldn't be hard to find one =D

[yogro]

Ref no pest strip, just saw this! significant? muyom

The EPA, in response to a request from pesticide product manufacturer AMVAC, is poised to restrict some uses of a common â??pest stripâ?� insecticide known as DDVP, or diclorvos. DDVP is an organophosphate insecticide, a class of highly toxic pesticides. Low-level exposure to DDVP can cause headaches, nausea, and vomiting; large doses of the poison can be fatal. Laboratory studies have also shown that DDVP can cause cancer; California classifies it as a â??known carcinogen,â?� and the World Health Organization and the EPA name it a â??possible human carcinogen.â?�

The largest of the pest strips, often used in homes, will be completely removed from the market. The second-largest size will be limited to use in garages, attics, crawl spaces, and sheds where people spend fewer than four hours each day. The smallest size pest strip will be restricted for use in closets, wardrobes, and cupboards. Pest strips impacted include AlcoR No-Pest Strip, AMVAC Insect Strip, AlcoR Pest Strip, AMVAC No-Pest Strip, and Swat Pest Strip.