Sierra Natural Science SNS 217c Spider Mite Control Concentrate Pouch - 6 fl oz - 10 Count

Rosemary Oil Mite Concentrate for Greenhouse and Hydroponic Use - 6 fl oz

Mites hide under leaves, and a concentrate you can measure and mix on site keeps routine plant protection simple. This Sierra Natural Science formula uses rosemary oil as its active ingredient and is labeled for spider mites, broad mites, russet mites and their eggs. It is exempt from EPA registration as a minimum risk pesticide under FIFRA section 25(b).

The 6 fl oz pouch size suits growers who want a manageable amount to mix in batches. Each unit contains 10 pouches, which works for a regular indoor grower or a small greenhouse operation.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rosemary oil active ingredient — the formula contains 10.00% rosemary oil.
• Listed for several mite types — targets spider mites, broad mites, russet mites and their eggs.
• Organic gardening certification — certified for use in organic gardening.
• Multiple settings — applications include greenhouses, home gardens, and hydroponics.
• Tank-mix compatibility — mixes with SNS 244 and SNS PC.

Who Should Use SNS 217c Spider Mite Control

Home gardeners, greenhouse operators, and hydroponic growers who want a minimum risk, rosemary oil based mite product will find it fits their routine. Follow the label for every application.

About Sierra Natural Science SNS 217c

SNS 217c is a concentrate with 10.00% rosemary oil. Its inert ingredients are water, polyglyceryl oleate, and lauric acid. It is exempt from EPA registration under FIFRA section 25(b) and is certified for use in organic gardening.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I mix it?
A: Shake the pouch well before mixing. The label directs 21 oz of concentrate per gallon of water. Use water at about 70 degrees F.

Q: Where should I apply it?
A: Spray under the leaves, where mites hide and lay eggs. Follow the label directions for coverage.

Q: Can I use it under grow lamps?
A: No. The label says not to use it under direct sunlight or grow lamps.

Q: Which mites is it labeled for?
A: It targets spider mites, broad mites, russet mites and their eggs.

Q: What does minimum risk exempt mean?
A: It means the product is exempt from EPA registration under FIFRA section 25(b) for minimum risk pesticides. It does not replace reading and following the label.

Q: Can I mix it with other products?
A: The sheet lists SNS 244 and SNS PC as compatible mixing partners. Do not assume compatibility with other products.