Will it eliminate spider mites on Italian Cypress trees?
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Im guessing that it would since spider mites suck the sap from the tree. If you are talking about full size cypress trees however, I would call the manufacturer to see how much of the product to use on such a large plant. If the Cypress is a bonsai, which is what I use this product for, then I am confident that it will work.
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It is suppose to kill exoskeletal bugs which a spider is. Although for it to be effective for your spiders you will have to put it in an area that they will crawl through as it needs to get on their legs/body to be effective. I use it in my chicken coop but only in the bedding...works great on the bugs i am targeting...but i still get a few spiders but they are probably coming in through the windows. Good luck.
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I don't know about your bushes, but when I used it I sprayed outside around the perimeter of my first floor apartment. Since grass came right up to the building; some of the grass got sprayed, too. I'm not aware of the product yellowing or killing the grass. This product is outstanding on killing the outdoor, big spiders before they make their way indoors. Before spraying the outside perimeter, I used the Terro product on ones getting inside. Regular bug spray from the grocery store was no match to those spiders. To obtain expert advice, perhaps there is a phone number or address of the manufacturer on the can that you can contact. In fact, I just went and checked my can of the product. The number is 1/800/800-1819. Company stated on can is in Pennsylvania. I hope that all of this helps.
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What type of mites are you attempting to kill? If it is spider mites a mix of 1/2 tsp cinnamon oil, 5 drops of non phosphate dish liquid such as dawn, and finish up with water in a spray bottle will usually control the problem. You could water the plant with this combo with no ill effects also. This recipe usually makes about a quart so you can adjust for the amount you need to make.
580286
I didn't see it do anything to spiders however its pretty good with mosquitos. try to apply it at a time were its not gonna rain heavily cause the rain sort of dilutes it.
576140
The plants I used it on died-- I would use another product for killing the mites.
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VWH, Definitely do not use Boracare for treating a live tree. Now there are some products which are labeled as a systemic and for the control of termites. Unfortunately you might find limits on what you can use if the tree is bearing fruit for consumption. Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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They kill thrips only during the one stage the thrips spend in the soil. I don't know if that is enough to control them - maybe try blue sticky traps too. They will not work on spider mites. There are predatory mites which can work well on spider mites under the right conditions.
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I'm not 100% sure but I think so. We live in a wooded area and used to have an Exterminator service come in several times a year. Once we could no longer afford this service it was one of the technicians from the Ext. service that recommended this product. Our family room sits below ground level and we suffer from spiders, centapedes, and everthing in between. We spray several times throughout the early spring and into fall. For the price and how concentrated it is it's certainly better then spending $150 everytime the exterminating service would come through. It seems to work on just about any type of bug. I'm not 100% sure but I think so. We live in a wooded area and used to have an Exterminator service come in several times a year. Once we could no longer afford this service it was one of the technicians from the Ext. service that recommended this product. Our family room sits below ground level and we suffer from spiders, centapedes, and everthing in between. We spray several times throughout the early spring and into fall. For the price and how concentrated it is it's certainly better then spending $150 everytime the exterminating service would come through. It seems to work on just about... » Read More I'm not 100% sure but I think so. We live in a wooded area and used to have an Exterminator service come in several times a year. Once we could no longer afford this service it was one of the technicians from the Ext. service that recommended this product. Our family room sits below ground level and we suffer from spiders, centapedes, and everthing in between. We spray several times throughout the early spring and into fall. For the price and how concentrated it is it's certainly better then spending $150 everytime the exterminating service would come through. It seems to work on just about any type of bug. « Show Less
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Don't know. It works great for mice and spiders have decreased. I have three. One in garage, one in the living area and one for three bedrooms and an office. Very very pleased. Our house was mice infested when we moved in a year and a half ago. Haven't seen one since not no droppings. Our house is 2600 sq ft.
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I don't really know...but it got rid of those really tiny flying bugs that were killing the leaves on my catalpa trees.
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It definitely works against spiders. I cannot confirm whether or not it works with spier mites, but simply based on their size I'd bet it would. The nice part about getting it in a concentrated form like this is you can mix it to be as potent or as weak as you want. It comes with instructions for how potent you should mix your batch based on your target.
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I have no idea, I used to use it for a problem with leaf mo;d on birch trees. No longer use it, since it's us is banned in Suffolk County in Long Isalnd N.Y. ....I did have a seperate problem with aphids and used Lady Bugs....good luck !
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I don't know about all insects, but yes it repels spiders! Put about a cup of water into a spray bottle and mix about 50 drops of peppermint essential oil in. Spray around windows, doors, wall cracks, attic openings etc. and you will see a huge reduction of spiders!! It's fantastic!
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Yes, I have gotten rid of spider mites. Always use products according to the instructions on the label. You need to be vigilant with spider mites and spray weekly and after rainy weather. You may need to try other methods if this product doesn't work for you, such as biological controls (introducing beneficial insects).
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i don't know specifically about red spider mites but since I have started using this product my bonsai trees have zero insect issues. My guess would be yes.
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Once the active insects encase themselves, that is the "scale" and must be removed by hand using a cotton-tipped applicator dipped in 70% rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol. I have a Meyer lemon that I let the scale get out of hand and spent hours removing them - well worth it, tree recovered well. But a soil application would help with this, as well as a spray on the non-scaled active insects. You will know that you have them from all of the webbing that occurs, usually around the base of the plant. I'm planning on purchasing this product (and a spray) to see if I can keep abreast of these nasty little critters. Once the active insects encase themselves, that is the "scale" and must be removed by hand using a cotton-tipped applicator dipped in 70% rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol. I have a Meyer lemon that I let the scale get out of hand and spent hours removing them - well worth it, tree recovered well. But a soil application would help with this, as well as a spray on the non-scaled active insects. You will know that you have them from all of the webbing that occurs, usually around the base of the plant. I'm planning on purchasing this product (and a spray) to see if I can keep abreast of... » Read More Once the active insects encase themselves, that is the "scale" and must be removed by hand using a cotton-tipped applicator dipped in 70% rubbing (isopropyl) alcohol. I have a Meyer lemon that I let the scale get out of hand and spent hours removing them - well worth it, tree recovered well. But a soil application would help with this, as well as a spray on the non-scaled active insects. You will know that you have them from all of the webbing that occurs, usually around the base of the plant. I'm planning on purchasing this product (and a spray) to see if I can keep abreast of these nasty little critters. « Show Less