FatMarty
Well-Known Member
To fight mites you need to attack the eggs; sorta. Eggs hatch about every 4 or 5 days in this region. Adult mites lay eggs every day. It takes about 4 or 5 days for a mite to be able to lay new eggs; so timing insures success provided your insecticide is up to the task. So you have to do at least 3 sprays spaced at about 3 days apart to insure that you have killed all the larva that hatches after you kill the original mites. If they are clones - dunk them, (sans root ball), in solution to treat for spider mites. Much better coverage than spraying. Cleaner too. Good luck. I had the Borg and beat it that way with Azamax.