- Sat Jul 20, 2024 8:58 pm
#454040
Hello!
I have discovered that about half of my plants are suffering from flat mites. One solution which seems to work very well is spraying them with sulfur once every week or every other week for over a month. From what I've read, it seems you can get away with spraying the plants, leaving it on for an hour or two, and then rinsing them off.
Obviously, none of the plants I read about were vfts or any other carnivorous plant which are sensitive to these sorts of things. I'm wondering if I could try to implement this method without harming them if I do a very thorough rinse after each treatment. Any advice is appreciated!
I have discovered that about half of my plants are suffering from flat mites. One solution which seems to work very well is spraying them with sulfur once every week or every other week for over a month. From what I've read, it seems you can get away with spraying the plants, leaving it on for an hour or two, and then rinsing them off.
Obviously, none of the plants I read about were vfts or any other carnivorous plant which are sensitive to these sorts of things. I'm wondering if I could try to implement this method without harming them if I do a very thorough rinse after each treatment. Any advice is appreciated!