When populations of the insections or spider mites become large, you can see their fine webbing with the naked eye. Some of their common host plants include: Strawberries Eggplant Ornamental flowers Melons Beans Tomatoes Various Fruit Trees and Ornamental Trees Plants that contain CBD or THC How to use Spider Mite Control Generously spray the tops and undersides of all leaves and foliage, avoiding any flowers. Spider Mite Control works very quickly and within a short space of time, any spider mites coming into contact with the sprayed solution will be dead. Spider Mite Control greatly reduces the ability of eggs to hatch but re-application after a few days will ensure that any hatchlings are eradicated. Always spray your plants with your grow lamps switched off and clean your bulb before switching back on if any spray gets onto it. Directions For Use: Shake well. Mix 25 ml of the concentrate with 1 litre of water. At first of damage spray all surface of plant with a fine mist. Can be used at all stages of plant growth. Avoid spraying flowers. Shake frequently throughout spraying.
