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magicarpet

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8. A good spray bottle (quart) teaspoon of dish soap.

Reply to samnsara (Original post)

Sun Oct 29, 2017, 04:03 PM

Oct 2017

When you spray the plant and the fine mist is caught in the webs making them easy to find. Take a pencil and gently break up the web with the point of the pencil without damaging the plant.

Make sure to saturate the bottom of the leaves.

Make sure to spray the soil generously in case they are living there.

Do this every few days until they are gone.

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HELLLLPPPPPP i have spider mites! [View all] samnsara Oct 2017 OP

I use something called Safer Soap on all my vegetable plants. You can spray up until harvest. I appleannie1943 Oct 2017 #1

The Borg tenaciousdem Oct 2017 #2

Use avid 2ml gallon. Hornedfrog1985 Oct 2017 #3

Good luck tenaciousdem Oct 2017 #4

Might as well toss em out CountAllVotes Oct 2017 #5

Neem Oil is magic. WhiteTara Oct 2017 #6

What is harvested will reek of Neem CountAllVotes Oct 2017 #7

A good spray bottle (quart) teaspoon of dish soap. magicarpet Oct 2017 #8

I am an intelligent person SCantiGOP Oct 2017 #9