‘Best way’ to stop spider mites ‘damaging’ your houseplants – ‘they’ll be gone in no time’

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    3. Repeat the process

    Reassess and reapply once every few days for about two weeks, for a total of three to four separate sprayings. Erin explained: “If done correctly, they will be gone in no time. Make sure to quarantine any plants infested with spider mites away from others to reduce transmission.”

    Tara Heibel of Sprout Home added: “Multiple treatments will be needed. Additionally, make sure not to treat when direct sun is hitting the plant as you could burn the leaves.”

    A further option is to consider synthetic, chemical insecticides such as organophosphates, neonicotinoids, and pyrethroids. Andrew said: “These are known to be more potent but can also be toxic to pets and humans, so you’ll need to use them with a degree of caution and care.”

    Gardeners may also want to consider cutting back most of the affected foliage to stop the whole plant from being destroyed by these pests.



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