Spider Mites Love Thick Canopies
Quote from justicebzwiegandjlz832 on September 7, 2026, 12:55 pmSpider mites find the crowded leaf structure of a bushy indica ideal, and by the time you see webbing the population is already out of hand. Checking the undersides of lower leaves with a loupe once a week catches them while a neem or soap spray still works. Which predatory mites and treatments members have had luck with on dense plants is discussed at length on https://kushindicaseeds.com, along with what made things worse. Keeping new clones quarantined is the single best prevention I know.
Spider mites find the crowded leaf structure of a bushy indica ideal, and by the time you see webbing the population is already out of hand. Checking the undersides of lower leaves with a loupe once a week catches them while a neem or soap spray still works. Which predatory mites and treatments members have had luck with on dense plants is discussed at length on https://kushindicaseeds.com, along with what made things worse. Keeping new clones quarantined is the single best prevention I know.