Spider mites

[karlkutta]

I think I got them. Been trying for weeks to get a handle on this but here we go, now I got pictures of the suckers.

Any suggestions on how to address this, asap?

I have been spraying the plants with Sevin (contains 0.126% carbaryl). Then weeks later switched to captain Jack's deadbug brew containing .001% spinosad.

Been doing my best to cover both sides of the leaves but don't want to handle the plant top rough. Now also have a scrog that's been on for a week so it's starting to get tough to reach every leave bottom.

Growing in soil.
Thanks
Karl

 

[TheMongol]

If spider mites, i'm missing the nets....like it hot and dry, so lower temps and increased RH can help, aswell as hunter mites and green lacewings....but for infirmary first go back in fill in this....

https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...ill-out-first-with-the-data-that-matta.45991/

 

[namvet25]

You need to spray with some organic garden spray both top and bottom of leaves.

 

[Waira]

no more Sevin! Way too nasty,.... spinosad is good, but you'll get better results doing a 1-2 punch with another product dedicated to dealing with mites,... lots of choices, but many use botanical oils of various blends so that's a good change up with the spinosad, which is a neurotoxin (derived from a bacterium),... repeated applications are necessary, so is very good top and bottom spray coverage; I'd include a wetting agent as well, much better for getting it to coat and stick, and penetrate their natural repellency,....
SNS217, Green Cleaner, NorCal 86. Azamax are good choices,...