Spider mite infestations continue to plague gardeners and growers across the United States. Winery owners, medical marijuana grow houses, farmers, organic growers, landscapers and hydroponic gardeners, spider mites consistently limit crop production and harvest productivity. As one of the most common agricultural pests, spider mite infestations are directly linked to lost crop, destroyed harvests, and last but not least lost profits due to massive invasions.
Understanding how to kill spider mites during their life cycle will help those growers and gardeners suffering from infestations to address the serious problem. For instance, gaining an understanding of the conditions in which spider mites thrive will help growers to recognize when the use of organic products is necessary. Spider mite infestations are often recognized by the speckled yellowish marks that they leave in their path when feeding on plants cells.
At the first sign of a spider mite invasion, these speckled yellow-white marks must be recognized immediately. If left alone,
the infestations will quickly kill the plants cells entirely. Those slow to come across a spider mite infestation may be too late. The following chart of spider mites life cycle provides an excellent look into the importance of immediately addressing an invasion.
When a spider mite infestation arises, Wipe Out is the safest and most efficient non- systemic solution. As the product growers trust, Wipe Out provides spider mite control by suffocating the mites and destroying the eggs, thus protecting the future of the harvest. Using only natural plant extracts and components, Wipe Out is truly the most advanced product on the market. Wipe Out is how to get rid of mites and gives the best spider mite control on the market.
EPA Reg. Number: 90326-1
Size: 1 pt
Size: 12 oz
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