SNS 217 Spider Mite Control Concentrate - 1 Gal

Rosemary Oil Mite Spray Concentrate - 1 Gal

Mites hide under leaves and are hard to manage once they settle in. This concentrate mixes with water into a ready spray built around a rosemary oil active ingredient at 10.00%. It is listed for spider mites, broad mites, russet mites and their eggs.

The 1 Gal bottle suits a regular indoor grower, a small greenhouse or a home garden that sprays on a routine. It is a practical size to keep on hand without committing to a drum.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrate form — you mix it with water as needed, so one bottle makes multiple batches.
• Rosemary oil active ingredient — a plant-derived active at 10.00%.
• Multiple environments — listed for greenhouses, hydroponic systems and home gardens.
• Tank-mix compatibility — the label lists SNS 244 and SNS PC as compatible mixing partners.
• Organic gardening certification — listed as certified for use in organic gardening.

Who Should Use SNS 217 Spider Mite Control Concentrate

Home gardeners, hydroponic growers and greenhouse operators who want a plant-derived mite spray they can mix to the amount they need.

About SNS 217 Spider Mite Control Concentrate

SNS 217c is a concentrate with 10.00% rosemary oil as its active ingredient. The inert ingredients are water, polyglyceryl oleate and lauric acid. It is exempt from EPA registration as a minimum risk mite pesticide under FIFRA section 25(b). Always read the label before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I mix it?
A: Shake the bottle well, then mix 21 oz. of concentrate per gallon of water. The listing recommends 70 degrees F distilled or chlorine-free water.

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

Q: Can I use it under grow lamps?
A: No. Do not use it under direct sunlight or grow lamps.

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

Q: Can I mix it with other products?
A: The listing names SNS 244 and SNS PC as mixing partners. Do not combine it with other products unless the label allows it.

Q: Is it EPA registered?
A: No. It is exempt from EPA registration as a minimum risk mite pesticide under FIFRA section 25(b).