Spider Mites: Prevent, Control, and Protect Cannabis Crops

Spider mites are a disaster wrapped up in a tiny (they re a mere 1/50th inch) package with eight legs. They re not actually considered an insect, instead, they re considered arachnids like spiders and they re related to ticks and mites. They re oval bodies can be green, yellowish orange. The two-spotted spider mite will have, obviously, two dark spots on it s back. It s body is slightly transparent. They get the name “spider mite” from the web that they spin on your plants.Spider mites have ninja-like qualities as they creep up on you unnoticed until suddenly you see thousands devouring your plant.