Urgent help needed!!!! Spider mites 2 days off flush???????????

I vote for CO2. If you can get the ppm up to 10,000 or so, this seems like the most benign (for the plants) and least dangerous (for you) way to go. If not, then SNS217 would be my next choice.

Anybody tried pyrethrin-based sprays? I think I read that it's made from chrysanthemums, so it should be safe for edible (or smokeable) crops. I honestly don't think I'd be comfortable spraying my buds with any chemicals that aren't "natural" this far into flowering....but that's just me.

SNS DOES KILL EGGS too

and it can be applied every week or two as preventive measure..dont kno where your getting your info from Mars....my bottle must read different than yours....also its not carcinigenic....its jus rosemary oil..its also organically certified (OMRI)...azamax is crap (kinda) and does NOT kill the eggs....n e wayz, quit spreading information you are ill-informed on Mars....pce

Well, its first hand info. I didnt try the SNS217c with is 10% rosemary oil. But they say to dilute it to 2% per gallon which is what SNS217 is, you can try diluting it less. Be careful not to mix to much to burn the plant though. You can get samples off www.sierranaturalscience.com and get free samples. I got some stuff called Rasta Bob's Death Mite from a indoor garden expo, its made of 3% rosemary oil, but isnt out yet. So from my experience, it only worked as a contact killer, even if it does say it kills eggs. I also had tough ones that were immune to the No Pest Strip though.

I was refering to the No Pest Strip being a carcinogen, not the SNS.

okay, cool, mars....thanx for clarifiying...i didnt kno about the concentrate...ive only seen and bought the 2%...like i said..Great product...i jus got a sample of sum stuff from the garden store called 'No Spider Mites" ...i called the company because its all organic too....bu they didnt list the ingredientrs anywhere, so i emailed them and told them that before i purchased i wanted to know what was in it.....its 140$ for a gallon of it...

All it is: Citronella Oil, Geranium Oil, Cotton Seed Oil, and Rosemary

jus kinda fuHked up how these companies keep tryin to rip gardener's off.