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Forbid Miticide/Ovicide (8oz) Now More Affordable!
$279.99
Control all stages of mites and whiteflies with new Forbid™
Forbid offers outstanding knockdown and residual control of mites and whiteflies. The active ingredient in Forbid, spiromesifen, represents a new class of chemistry from Bayer Environmental Science, called the tetramic acids. Thanks to its novel mode of action, foliar-applied Forbid offers growers an effective tool for management of mites resistant to conventional products. It features translaminar activity, controlling mites on both sides of leaves, and has activity from egg through adult life stages (This means you can spray the top of the leaves and Forbid will still kill mites on the underside!) Usage is only 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoons per gallon of spray solution.
Insects Controlled
* Spider mites
o twospotted spidermite
o southern red mite
o maple spider mite
o honey locust spider mite
o Euonymus mite
o boxwood spider mite
o tumid mite
o Lewis mite
* False spider mites
* Rust mites
* Tarsonemid mites
o broad mites
o cyclamen mite
* Whiteflies
o silverleaf
o greenhouse
o sweetpotato
Not for greenhouse use or on vegetables or fruit trees.
So u guessed it, i got mites
! I was wondering if anyone has used this stuff...? I have read over and over ppl raving about floramite especially when used in conjunction with stirrup M., and although it has many benefits, it requires you to spray under the leaves. I have a rather large setup and do multiple 1 foot plants on a drip which makes it near impossible to get under the plant unless i were to unstake each dripper from the plant and individually turn it on its side an spray underneath, then replace. Forbid looks the same as floramite, but with an easier application process. You just spray the tops of the leaves and it kills the mites AND eggs on the bottom. I wonder if it lasts as long as floramite, or if you have to keep re-applying it....?
I just sprayed the ladies with some take down i had laying around cuz its all i had at the moment that was better than neem for my situation cuz it contains pyrethins. I have avid readily availiable, but again, i have a large # of short plants on a drip, and to spray each one top and underside is asking waaaaaaayyyy too much. What would you guys suggest for someone in my situation...? Pyrethin foggers..? Hot shot pest strips..? I usually mix dr. bronners soap and neem oil and spray once per week thru veg and all the way up to week 3-4 flower, but due to certain circumstances i broke my regimen and look what happened! The damn borg set up camp!
Forbid Miticide/Ovicide (8oz) Now More Affordable!
$279.99
Control all stages of mites and whiteflies with new Forbid™
Forbid offers outstanding knockdown and residual control of mites and whiteflies. The active ingredient in Forbid, spiromesifen, represents a new class of chemistry from Bayer Environmental Science, called the tetramic acids. Thanks to its novel mode of action, foliar-applied Forbid offers growers an effective tool for management of mites resistant to conventional products. It features translaminar activity, controlling mites on both sides of leaves, and has activity from egg through adult life stages (This means you can spray the top of the leaves and Forbid will still kill mites on the underside!) Usage is only 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoons per gallon of spray solution.
Insects Controlled
* Spider mites
o twospotted spidermite
o southern red mite
o maple spider mite
o honey locust spider mite
o Euonymus mite
o boxwood spider mite
o tumid mite
o Lewis mite
* False spider mites
* Rust mites
* Tarsonemid mites
o broad mites
o cyclamen mite
* Whiteflies
o silverleaf
o greenhouse
o sweetpotato
Not for greenhouse use or on vegetables or fruit trees.
So u guessed it, i got mites
! I was wondering if anyone has used this stuff...? I have read over and over ppl raving about floramite especially when used in conjunction with stirrup M., and although it has many benefits, it requires you to spray under the leaves. I have a rather large setup and do multiple 1 foot plants on a drip which makes it near impossible to get under the plant unless i were to unstake each dripper from the plant and individually turn it on its side an spray underneath, then replace. Forbid looks the same as floramite, but with an easier application process. You just spray the tops of the leaves and it kills the mites AND eggs on the bottom. I wonder if it lasts as long as floramite, or if you have to keep re-applying it....?I just sprayed the ladies with some take down i had laying around cuz its all i had at the moment that was better than neem for my situation cuz it contains pyrethins. I have avid readily availiable, but again, i have a large # of short plants on a drip, and to spray each one top and underside is asking waaaaaaayyyy too much. What would you guys suggest for someone in my situation...? Pyrethin foggers..? Hot shot pest strips..? I usually mix dr. bronners soap and neem oil and spray once per week thru veg and all the way up to week 3-4 flower, but due to certain circumstances i broke my regimen and look what happened! The damn borg set up camp!
