i just use azamax by GH at 15 mL/quart of water. as far as i know its all natural and its great as preventative and if you have an infestation already it works super quick to get rid of those bastards.

absolutely... positively.... AVID is the best pesticide for mite control... it's what professional greenhouses use... 100% control of adults & eggs... use only on vegetative plants; not on flowers; it's poison; but no phytotoxicity.

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I'm in BC and cant find organocide anywhere is it available in canada? battling mites baad right now and am looking for anything that will work ,i've tried neem ,pyrethren,safers,azamax

any suggestions ????

I don't know if Organocide™ is available in Canada, but if you've tried neem (oil?), pyrethrin, Safer®, and AzaMax™, and are still having mite problems, then something else is wrong!

In my opinion, I can only think of two possibilities, either you've got some mutant type of mite, or you're not applying any of these properly.

If it is the former, bash their heads in with a little tiny hammer and dispose of the little corpses in a vat of acid, and if it is the latter, spray the fack out of those little bastards where they live, dine and travel, i.e. spray the under side of leafs, intersections of leaf blades, intersection of leaf stem and nodes, the stem and branches, and around the base of the plants, once a week for three weeks. Skip a week or two and then repeat.

"any suggestions ????" Yeah, here's another. The AzaMax™ is too expensive and the only active ingredient is Azadirachtin, which is the most well-known and studied triterpenoid in neem oil.

And, neem oil can stay on a plant for up to a month and in the plant system for the same length of time when absorbed through the roots, thus I would not use it four weeks or less before harvest.

Good luck hunting down the mutants... 52.

Or not often enough. I had a reoccurring mite problem. Finally sprayed every week for a month or so now every two weeks like religion. Can't believe Organocide isn't available up there.

pretty much the problem is we got cuts from commercial grower who uses azamax and other shit soo mite are kinda super mites seem ammune defiently the trick is to not miss a spraying im figuring that out now

Since I didn't see any mention of water curing after using ORGANICIDE,is safe to smoke?

I was using SPECTRICIDE until I found ORGANICIDE,and I am water curing the plants that were treated with SPECTRICIDE.

In answer to anyone wondering where to find it,if you can get to their website,it lists ACE,TRUE VALUE,TRACTOR SUPPLY AND HOME DEPOT(WALMART IN FL.)as dealers.
My HOME DEPOT didn't have it,but TRACTOR SUPPLY had ONE bottle.
It ain't easy to come by in the states.

Lowes also carries it.

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Please believe me when I tell you this, unless you want to be fighting these buggers for the rest of your life there is only one easy way to get rid of them.

PREDATOR MITES

Key is you need to knock the mite population down before introducing the predators. You can spray your plants with water (tops and bottoms of leaves for 5 days) - then introduce the predator mites.

Or bomb then wait five days and introduce the mites.

Using either method will take just one application!!!!!

If you go any other route you basicallty have an ice cubes chance in hell of getting rid of them. Any other technique once you stop, mites will be back in less than 60 days!\


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