How to Get Rid of Whiteflies on Plants
Identify whiteflies, break their life cycle and clear them with sticky traps, soap, oils and bioinsecticides, plus how to keep them out.

Expert pest and disease management for indoor and outdoor growers. Identify common insects, fungal diseases, and environmental stressors — then treat them with organic, biological, and chemical options that protect your crop without compromising quality.
Identify whiteflies, break their life cycle and clear them with sticky traps, soap, oils and bioinsecticides, plus how to keep them out.

Sulfur spray and dust control mites and powdery mildew when used within label limits. Here's how to mix and time applications, and why burning sulfur isn't…

Mealybugs are small, white, sap-sucking pests that can quickly overrun your plants, leaving behind sticky honeydew that invites mold and other insects. In this guide, you’ll…

Insecticidal soap bug sprays for plants are an organic alternative to synthetic chemical pesticides. In our opinion, these should be a staple in any all-natural, organic…

Insects and mites can really put a damper on your grow. Learn how to defeat each of these and what you can do to prevent them.

HClO is the strongest oxidizing and anti-microbial agent generated when chlorine gas dissolves in water. Often used in a hypochlorous acid spray, HClO has been used…

Tobacco Mosaic Virus is one of the plant illnesses that most growers never have to worry about depending on what they’re growing. But, for those who…

Earwigs, also known as pincher bugs, are common garden pests that hide in damp, dark places and can damage plants by chewing irregular holes in leaves,…

Leafminers are small pests that chew and tunnel holes in your plants’ leaves. They create a web of destruction that is not only hard to reverse…

Fungus gnats are opportunistic; they do not seek out your plants specifically, but instead seek out the environmental conditions your grow room can accidentally create for…

Foliar spray is exactly what it sounds like – you’re simply spraying something onto the foliage of your plants. In other words, you’re spraying the leaves.…

The first thing you are probably wondering is what does integrated pest management mean? To put it simply, IPM is a holistic, long-term approach to pest…

Thrips are tiny, fast-moving pests that can quietly devastate your plants—sucking sap, distorting leaves, and spreading dangerous plant viruses like tomato spotted wilt and impatiens necrotic…

Russet mites, or russet mite aculops, are microscopic pests that can wreak havoc on various plants. They can cause significant damage to crops such as tomatoes…

One of the smallest indoor gardening pests, spider mites can also be one of the most devastating to your plants. There are also a variety of…

Use a jeweler’s loupe or digital microscope to spot mites, thrips and mildew early. Learn which magnification you need and how to scout plants weekly.
