Mite species:
Mites are small (usually less than 1 mm in length), eight-legged organisms, with a wide host range, capable of causing extensive damage to a range of crops. There are several species of concern. The most important is the two-spotted spider mite ; however, other species that can also cause significant damage include tomato russet mite, the broad mite, red-legged earth mite and bean spider mite.
Management:Contact us for more details: info@baysource.cn
Mites can be difficult to control as the use of broad-spectrum insecticides reduces the number and effectiveness of beneficial insects and mite populations have developed varying degrees of resistance to several pesticides. For most mite species a range of chemical control methods is available.

25% Azocyclotin WP	20% Amitraz EC		43% Bifenazate SC
20% Clofentezine SC	1.8% Abamectin EC		24% Spirodiclofen SC
57% Propargite EC	20% Etoxazole SC		20% Fenpropathrin EC
20% Pyridaben WP	5% Hexythiazox WP		4% Bifenthrin ME
20% Fenpropathrin EC	20% Fenbutatin Oxide WP		25% Semiamitraz Chloride AS
0.3% Matrine AS	40% Fluazinam SC		50% Profenofos EC
35% Isocarbophos EC
3% Abamectin + 15% Etoxazole SC		0.5% Abamectin + 10% Pyridaben ME
2% Abamectin + 20% Spirodiclofen SC		1% Abamectin + 20% Fenbutatin Oxide SC
0.15% Abamectin + 12% Azocyclotin WP		0.3% Abamectin + 39.7% Propargite EC
0.8% Abamectin + 20% Clofentezine SC		5% Abamectin + 30% Spirodiclofen SC
0.1% Abamectin + 1.7% Fenpropathrin EC		2% Abamectin + 20% Carbosulfan EC
0.5% Abamectin + 19.5% Clofentezine SC		0.1% Abamectin + 1.7% Fenpropathrin EC
0.3% Abamectin + 39.7% Propargite EC		15% Pyridaben + 30% Bifenazate SC
0.8% Abamectin +20% Clofentezine SC		10% Etoxazole + 30% Pyridaben SC
0.1% Abamectin + 1.7% Fenpropathrin EC		15% Bifenazate + 15% Fenbutatin Oxide SC
1% Abamectin + 19% Bifenazate SC		4% Pyridaben + 21% Phoxim EC
9% Pyridaben + 18% Spirodiclofen SC		2% Bifenthrin + 25% Propargite EC
15% Pyridaben + 2.5% Imidacloprid WP		19% Propargite + 1% Flufenoxuron ME
5% Azocyclotin + 15% Clofentezine SC		5% Fenbutatin Oxide + 5% Pyridaben EC
30% Spirotetramat + 15% Etoxazole SC		8% Fenbutatin Oxide + 17% Pyridaben WP
10% Pyridaben + 20% Chlorbenzuron WP		15% Azocyclotin + 5% Clofentezine SC
24% Bifenazate + 12% Spirotetramat SC		4%Pyridaben + 30% Petroleum oil EC
4% Clofentezine + 8% Pyridaben WP		5% Hexythiazox + 15% Etoxazole SC
40% Propargite + 33% Petroleum Oil EC		6% Pyridaben + 24% Propargite EC
0.2% Abamectin + 24.3% Petroleum Oil EC		9% Pyridaben + 7% Clofentezine WP
10% Etoxazole + 5% Fenpyroximate SC		1.5% Lambda-Cyhalothrin + 10.5% Amitraz EC
3.5% Pyridaben + 29.5% Propargite EC		5% Fenpropathrin + 2.5% Hexythiazox EC
15% Spirodiclofen + 35% Profenofos EC		30% Propargite + 43% Petroleum Oil EC
2.5% Hexythiazox + 5% Fenpropathrin EC		5% Fenpropathrin + 2.5% Hexythiazox EC
40% Diafenthiuron + 10% Pyridaben SC		15% Profenofos + 25% /Propargite EC
2.5% Pyridaben + 2.5% Clofentezine WP		5% Fenpropathrin + 2.5% Hexythiazox EC
9% Clofentezine + 7% Pyridaben WP		1% Lambda-Cyhalothrin + 19% Malathion EC
3% Bifenthrin + 10% Diafenthiuron SC

Notes:
1.Strengthen field management, improve soil, and destroy the growth environment of mites
2.Spray at the early stage of pest mites infestation, when the population and number are small, in order to increase the effective time of the acaricide and reduce the frequency of use
3.Spray must be meticulous and thorough,spray nozzle diagonally upward 45° for spraying on both sides
4.Focus on prevention and control according to the regular of occurrence
5.Carry out the compounding of pesticides in a reasonable and gradual manner to avoid resistance and phytotoxicity
6.Temperature is higher than 30℃, especially the back of the leaf
7.Match with penetrant to increase the penetrating ability and adhesion of the agent, the control effect will be greatly increased
8.Can not be mixed with alkaline substances