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Phenoman
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I know! Well, actually I don't as I gave them a pesticide but from now on it's natural controls, which don't work as well for these it seems, but won't promote money to Big Pharma which was the main principle.Kill those mites before you flower, it's a nightmare dealing with them in flower.
Based on the current use of the product in produce, I am not worried in the least about my health becoming affected by the chemical.
Good news on the bug front.
When I did my cleaning I really got into the utility sink drain with Bleach then water then Ammonia.
They seemed to end up there, but I assumed it was to drink water droplets... and I think they had a colony of birthing females in the drain hence my inability to get rid of them completely.
Whatever the case, as is with many of these types of things, after a thorough cleaning of areas they have disappeared.
It's just too cold anywhere else so knock on wood they won't be hitching any rides in.
I think removing all organic material for a couple of days while detailing did the trick.
With the glass out of the light and it sucking air through, my hope is an added safeguard in case one super bug makes it inside, will hopefully go toward the light and whoosh! or crackle.
Cheers my friend and have a great day!