Sierra Natural Science SNS 217 Spider Mite Control - 4 fl oz

Rosemary Oil Mite Spray for Greenhouse and Hydroponic Use - Trial Size

Mites hide on leaf undersides, which makes thorough coverage the hard part of treatment. SNS 217 is a rosemary oil spray applied directly to affected areas until plant tissue is thoroughly covered. Its active ingredient is rosemary oil at 2.00%, with water, polyglyceryl oleate and lauric acid as inert ingredients.

This small bottle suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to try the product before moving to a larger quantity. It fits a single tent, a few hydroponic systems or a small greenhouse bench.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rosemary oil formula — a botanical active ingredient at 2.00%.
• Ready to use — spray directly with no mixing step.
• Multiple settings — listed for greenhouses, home gardens and hydroponics.
• Mixing compatibility — listed as compatible with SNS 244 and SNS PC.
• Exempt status — exempt from EPA registration as a minimum risk pesticide under FIFRA section 25(b).

Who Should Use SNS 217 Spider Mite Control

Growers in greenhouses, hydroponic rooms and home gardens who want a botanical mite spray. It is also suited to anyone testing a product on a small area first.

About Sierra Natural Science SNS 217

SNS 217 Spider Mite Control is made by Sierra Natural Science. It is listed as certified for use in organic gardening. The label states it kills spider mites, broad mites, russet mites and their eggs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply it?
A: Spray directly onto insects and affected areas until thoroughly covered. Complete coverage of all plant tissue is necessary, so spray under the leaves where mites hide and lay eggs.

Q: Can I use it under grow lamps?
A: Do not use it under direct sunlight or grow lamps. Apply it when lights are off, following the label.

Q: What is the active ingredient?
A: Rosemary oil at 2.00%. The inert ingredients make up 98.00% and are water, polyglyceryl oleate and lauric acid.

Q: Does it need EPA registration?
A: It is exempt from EPA registration as a minimum risk pesticide under FIFRA section 25(b). Check your local rules before buying, since some states restrict it.

Q: Can I mix it with other products?
A: It is listed as compatible with SNS 244 and SNS PC. Check the label before mixing it with anything else.

Q: Which mites does it target?
A: The listing names spider mites, broad mites and russet mites and their eggs. Follow the label for use.