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Mixing Directions for Liquid Floramite
Mixing Directions for Liquid Floramite. Mites are arthropods that feed upon the sap of a host plant and spread to other plants, killing agriculture. Floramite is a miticide used on indoor and outdoor plants in nurseries, greenhouses, gardens and landscapes to eliminate infesting mite populations. The life cycle of a mite is 21 days. Floramite...
Mites are arthropods that feed upon the sap of a host plant and spread to other plants, killing agriculture. Floramite is a miticide used on indoor and outdoor plants in nurseries, greenhouses, gardens and landscapes to eliminate infesting mite populations. The life cycle of a mite is 21 days. Floramite lasts for up to 28 days, providing a long contact period so that mites at the egg, larva, protonymph and adult stages all die. Applying Floramite at the first sign of a mite infestation helps control the situation before it spreads to other plants.
Things You'll Need
Water
Bucket
pH test strip
pH up or down solution
Spray tank
Floramite SC
Pour one gallon of water into a clean bucket. Dip a pH test strip into the water to test the pH level. Your goal is to achieve a pH level between 5.5 to 6.5. Apply a pH solution that adjusts the pH of the water, if necessary. The solutions are know as "pH up" or "pH down" solutions. Re-test the pH of the water to make sure it has a 5.5 to 6.5 pH level.
Pour 1/2 gallon of pH-adjusted water into the spray tank. Add 1/2 tbsp. of Floramite to the spray tank. Tighten the nozzle onto the spray tank and shake the contents to dissolve the Floramite.
Fill the tank with the remaining 1/2 gallon of pH-adjusted water. Shake the mixture to ensure that the Floramite and water combine. Spray the mixture onto plants.
Tips & Warnings
Spraying the underside of leaves is just as important as spraying the surface. Mites reside and lay eggs on the bottom of stems and leaves.
Floramite is hazardous when swallowed and should not be used on edible plants. Pets should be kept away from Floramite-sprayed plants.
