ChipHella

@spyder, took your advice and used DE. Didn’t have a camera lens duster but I do have a turkey baster and it actually worked pretty well lol. So far it looks like I’m mite free! :raised_hands: I’m 1000% going to use the tent lining trick next time around as a preventative measure - that’s a great call. Can’t thank you enough for the killer advice! Saved my plants :handshake:

@ChipHella, i use diatomaceous earth, it doesnt harm the plants and actually gives them silica..i usually sprinkle on tent floor before a grow to hopefully prevent issues...but i have used on mites, when i accepted clones from a buddy that had mites..( no more clones from others since) i have an old camera lens duster,,it looks like the rubber ball type ear wax remover..it is a hollow ball with a small tip with hole...if squeeze it then put into the powder it sucks it into the ball when release it.....then you can puff the powder out underneath the leaves as well as on top,,then sprinkle some on top of soil..it takes a little time and maybe a few times ( to get new hatched etc) before all gone as they dont die right away with it..but it does work..and its safe for people and pets etc..I get food grade diatomaceous earth..you can actually eat it...I dont...lol...hope this helps..

@spyder, both your name and clout level makes me think you might know something about my dilemma. Currently dealing with spider mites. Just applied some Captain Jack’s dead bug throughout my tent. How many more times should I hit it and do you think it’ll mess up the harvest I’m planning in about 3 weeks?