yes sir... I read the same study maine'..http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showpost.php?p=184851&postcount=5maineharvest said:Pest strips are toxic. Its a bad idea to use them during flower. Use half alcohol and half water in a spray bottle. I have battled spider mites for over a year now and that was the ONLY thing that worked. I have tried every method known to mankind and that was the only thing that worked and it worked fast. I got the info from a published study done at a University and they said the half and half method killed 100% of the bugs and eggs. Ive had at least ten grows ruined due to spider mites so I know the struggle.
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