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Control Mites Using Insecticides
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Control Mites Using Insecticides

Using Synthetic Insecticides

The pyrethroid class of insecticides are effective in controlling [insect]. Go to Yardener's Tool Shed to check out the options in the Synthetic Insecticides section.

Using Natural Insecticides

Neem oil soap is a natural insecticide that will kill mites on contact and then repel new arrivals for about 2 weeks. Pyrethrum is made from chrysanthemum blossoms and is quite effective especially when applied directly to the pest. Light horticultural oil is effective in smothering mites. Finally Insecticidal Soap has been used for decades by professionals and homeowners alike to successfully control mites. Go to the Natural Insecticides section in Yardener’s Tool Shed for details on each product.




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