Agrimec Spider Mite Spray

The spray is absorbed into the leaf and remains active for up to 2 weeks. It doesn’t move through the sap stream of the plant. It will kill the adult mites immediately; when the eggs hatch and the young mites eat into the leaf, they will also be eradicated.

Usually, one spray is enough.

Spray both the top and bottom of the leaf. This spray is only effective for spider mite.  If you have another pest use Yates Confidor, for pests that attack the upper plant (leaf etc.), and Vectobac as a drench for root aphids.

Please use usual safety precautions when spraying. Wear latex gloves, an air filter and goggles.

Use 20 mls per litre of water as a spray.

Makes 10 litres of spray

The first sign of spider mite is a white speckling on the upside of the leaf. The mites live underneath the leaf and this speckling is the damage they cause to the plant. Once their population increases they will build cobwebs between leaves and flowers.If you see webs you have a major problem. A bad infestation can severly diminish your yield.

Treat as soon as you see the first speckling. Learn to recognise this first sign and closely examine any new plants brought into the growing area.

Spider mites are very small, about the size of a dust particle and are brown-ish red. Look at them through a magnifying glass to positively identify them. They are tiny spiders and as such need a specific mite killer.

Most sprays wont touch them.