I guess mine must be weak because thats what i use and its great. I love my bottle of SM-90 with all my heart lol. in the past i have used the Hot Shotz Strips, but learned they have a neurotoxin, and since my grow was within the house, stopped using them. but if i had a grow outside or away from living areas.....i would ONLY use those things....they are amazing.

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I am a medical marijuana patient - my plants and use are covered under State Law. I do not endorse illegal activities in or out of the state/country. So don't tread on me.

Spring '09 Grow Chocolate Thai: http://www.greenpassion.org/f24/back-action-spring-09-grow-7928/

Current Fall '09 'Red Diesel' LED Grow http://www.greenpassion.org/f24/fall-09-pure-led-grow-show-red-diesel-14415/

I had a bad case of spider mites, and some1 here suggested to me to mix chilli power and garlic in water with a tad of dish soap.. spray them with that soultion every 3 days and one day after , so on forth day with water .....2 weeks later there all gone ty so much whoever told me to do that works great.

This is what I got, yesterday, to deal with by recently detected borg infestation:

http://www.genhydro.com/genhydro_US/pdf_ghss/am_ss.pdf

It looks like a winner.

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Spider mites suck -- here's some info I recently found re floramite:

FloraMite is in the least toxic group of pesticides which also have the signal word CAUTION on the label, but is listed as toxic and classified as Category IV pesticides. These pesticides require amounts greater than a pint for a liquid or greater than 350 grams for a solid to cause death in a 150 lb man. Pesticides in this group include: Benomyl, Copper Sulfate solutions, Diatomaceous Earth, Sulfur WP, Neem Oil and Safer Soap.

Floramite is classified right along side Neem oil , Safer Soap & diatmaceous earth etc and none of these (even neem oil) should be considered nontoxic. That means that even though any pesticide has only a small likelihood of being harmful, caution should always be used when handling these chemicals, particularly in concentrated form.

Avid is in the category III rating which one should use with caution . When u get into category I & II these are the ones that must be used with extreme care but would rarely ever be used on MJ .

TY bud_boy
Believe me when I say I have tried EVERYTHING else. Wasted about $100 bucks before I bought some floramite.
One treatment on an infested crop and they were GONE.

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