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09-11-2006, 11:04 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Spider Mites
For those of you up north who grow banana plants indoors, you know all too well about the dreaded spider mites and the havoc these little varments can cause to your banana leaves. One product I HIGHLY recommend is Concern brand insecticidal soap spray. It's active ingredient is potasium salts and it totally eradicates spider mites, often with one spray. I found a link where it could be purchased from, but I am sure there are many other links you could find on google to puchase this from as well.
http://www.snow-pond.com/Soapetc/som...ncrninsectsoap happy gardening |
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