AtticusEschaton TR Greenhouse Fogger (2oz Can) - (Compare to Beethoven) - Total Release Etoxazole Insecticide/Miticide - Kills Mites and Suppresses Whiteflies

Got rid of a variety of pest in my greenhouse

I received an order of houseplants that were just riddled with spider mites, the bane of my existence. And with over 200+ houseplants, the infestation quickly spread, despite my best efforts to always quarantine away from all other plants. They spread like wildfire! No amount of rubbing alcohol, insecticidal soap, horticultural oil, copper spray.... nothing with helping me get this under control. I was on the verge of just lighting the house and grow tents ablaze, while pouring one out for my life's work.I decided to give a 3-step fogging a try. I lugged each and every plant into my garage. Wiped each leaf (both top and underside) with alcohol, then saturated each plant with a mix of horticultural oil and water, allowing them to dry completely before moving on to the fogger. Once dried, I placed a chair in the center of the garage and arranged all of my plants in a 3' radius of that chair.Set the fogger off just before bed and then came down 1st thing in the morning. Sprayed them one last time with horticultural oil, then placed them back in their home. I've repeated this every 10 days, for 3 cycles and have yet to find any new evidence that there is any new spider mite activity.Fingers crossed that it remains this way because I might just lose it if there is an 2nd time.

I have a bunch of bugs in our attached greenhouse and I am hoping this gets rid of them. Hard to control when plants go inside and out every season but we are taking off for a few days soon and I will unleash this kracken and hopefully the little pests in there will be a thing of the past.

These are made to kill insect pests in a greenhouse and I’m sure they’d be great for that. I have an 18-ft powerboat I keep outside and it attracts insects and, of course, spiders. I keep the boat covered. It’s not airtight, but certainly, it holds in the fog long enough for it to kill any creepy-crawlies hiding in the boat, and that’s what I want.I get the cover in place, lift a side, reach in and set the fogger in the center on the floor, trigger it, and secure the cover again, then give it 24 hours. I do this spring and fall, and don’t have much of a problem in between.