Spider Mite first timer

I've had huge infestations of spider mite, not only in cannabis plants, and the only solution that worked was diatomaceous earth (silica). You know when you cut yourself with grass or sugarcane? That's silica. It also kills bugs that way. So what I'd do was make a very concentrated silica solution (until the water was very milky white) and spray it almost every night. Also added silica to the soil, as the plant absorves and gets stronger. If possible I'd also try to manually remove as many mites as possible. In a couple weeks they'd disappear.

I used a completely natural pyrethrum bug spray it doesn't hurt the plant at all you only need a light mist, I read another comment in here saying spray doesn't kill eggs but this did for mine, it was 'Searles bug beater' natural pyrethrum insecticide, and I've harvested and smoked after using while in flower and couldn't taste anything but my beautiful smoke 🍀🤙🤙🌱 hope this helps

This is not a sales floor lol UVC is not good, stronger DNA mutagenic the a and b combined. Should be avoided at all costs. ozone filters 99.9% of it out for good reasons.

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Mighty wash work’s into flower but you have to pretty much do every day for 7- 14days bc eggs will hatch and you have to kill life cycle and spray don’t kill eggs

The Co2 is dangerous for yourself it could kill you, but if you wanna try you'll need at least 12k ppm co2 to kill them and you'll need to repeat the treatment 7 days later.

A quick effective remedy. A little dawn soap mixed in water and spray the undersides of all the leaves first then the top sides.,smothers them on contact and is all I have ever used. Repeat for hatching eggs every few day until there gone. Won't hurt your flowers but don't spray them unless their infected as well.

ja wie mouse sagt entweder den biestern so unangenem wie möglich machen oder per hand jeden tag töten und sie so in schach halten und hoffen das sie es bis zum ende schaft

https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/how-to-get-rid-of-spider-mites also this, informative.

in flower the best option is beneficial predators, and environment tweaks to make them uncomfortable. They dislike humidity and air movement. you could also try and wipe the majority of them off the leaves but that's very tedious. Another option is to spray them with 50-70% isopropanol as that kills them on contact, but it will also dissolve some of the trichomes and is not the best for the leaves. co2 gas can also harm them, I'm not aware of how that works. you will need to google it. Have you confirmed they are mites and what species with visuals of the mite body? I think I can see a small wisp of a web but not certain. Top most right leaf with a yellowed edge, in between the serrated edges of the cannabis leaf Is where I see webs. Don't spray neem on flower as you cant or should not consume them after. Best of Luck