SMC Spider Mite Control 100ml Concentrate Makes 4L | Spider Mite Killer and Bug Spray for Indoor and Outdoor Plants | Kills Aphids, Greenfly, Whitefly, Mealybugs | Pesticide Free | Child & Pet Safe

This concentrate’s built for natural pest control—targets spider mites using a blend of plant-based oils and surfactants. No synthetic chemicals, no harsh residue. Mixes clean with water and sprays easily through pump bottles. Works on contact, and you’ll see mites slow down fast. Ideal for greenhouse setups, indoor crops, or sensitive plants where sprays need to be safe. Smells herbal—not overpowering—and safe to use around edibles if rinsed after. Bottle’s compact but goes far—100ml makes multiple batches depending on mix strength. Best used early morning or evening to avoid sun scorch. Shake well before each use—settles fast. Best paired with a fine mist sprayer for full leaf coverage. 👍 Pros ✅ Organic formula—safe for edibles and indoor use ✅ Fast knockdown—mites slow on contact ✅ Compact bottle—makes multiple batches ✅ Herbal scent—no chemical stink ✅ No residue—safe for sensitive plants 👎 Cons ❌ Needs mixing—no ready-to-use option ❌ Settles quickly—shake before each use ❌ May need repeat sprays—eggs can survive

This is quite good but several weeks on I’m still tackling spider mites on this plant not so effective as I’d hoped.

The product works very well and gives the leaves a nice healthy sheen. It has also taken care of the spider mites I was facing with my plant. I would say if you have an indoor plant that you want to treat take your plant outdoors to spray it as if you get the spray on a table or glass it gets a bit messy to clean, but nothing soap and water can’t get rid off. Highly recommend this spray.

The picture of the product makes it look a lot bigger than it actually is 100ml is not a lot for the price. Doesn't get rid of the mites totally needs several treatments.

I had a spider mite infestation for quite a while, but didn't realise it. I thought normal spiders were just building cobwebs on my miniature rose plant, and the leaves were dry as it needed repotting. It was like this for months, gradually getting worse. However after repotting it and washing off the cobwebs it got even worse. After a quick Google search, I realised what the issue was, spider mites, but thought it was too late for my plant. All the leaves were dead and it was completely covered in the webs. I ordered this in a desperate attempt to save the plant. After treatment there were no leaves left, and I wasn't sure if the plant would make it. However a week later, new leaves have started to grow, and 2 weeks later, my plant is full of leaves again and looking healthy. Not a spider mite or cobweb in sight!

The product will make 4 litres of oily stuff that kills spider mites. Applied this stuff to my citrus trees which have the cursed mites making an early appearance. This stuff, like Trounce product, mixes with water and when applied with a garden sprayer as a fine mist goes a fair way. A few treatments every two to three days and mites are no more. I have checked several weeks on and I can not find any signs of mites, no tell take webs or yellowing leaves. If spider mites do return, I shall be buying more of this really good stuff. March 2021 Citrus trees suffering a massive loss of leaves: Having gone through overwintering in the cool lean too, lows of 8-10degC in 2020 with no issues, I am suspicious of the reason for the massive leaf drop that has occurred in recent weeks following spider mites treatment. It does also coincide with some low external temperatures and when I checked minimum temperature it was no worse than previous year. The lemon tree started first and then the orange followed suit about two weeks later following treatment. There are about 10 leaves currently now left on each. No spider mites detected on any of the fallen. Hoping the trees will recover and new leaf start to shoot this spring. I have read that leaf drop can occur in cold conditions and also when there are large swings in temperatures and these factors have also occurred. My small amount of knowledge and experience in keeping citrus has me doubting the use of this product on citrus for time being. Updates to follow. Both citrus seem to have reacted badly to this product. The orange more so, as the once healthy branches have died back. New shoots are appearing lower down on the main trunk. It is a similar storey with the lemon tree, not as bad as the majority of branches have survived with new shoots appearing but then it did not have multiple treatments. April 2021: Lemon tree is recovering and regeneration of what looked to be dead twigs are greening back up. Not as yet seeing this regeneration on the orange tree. June 2021: Happy to see my Albany pitcher plant is starting to recover from being sprayed with stuff. The orange and lemon tree have also recovered as in they have leaves. At some point they will start to flower and fruit again.

All mites are now dead. This is a great treatment for spider mites. Mixed with water and put it in a spray bottle and sprayed all over, even the earth and under leaves. Repeated 3 days later then 5 days then each week for 2 further weeks and it's gone. They were gone from the 5th day but topped up to be sure and removed damaged leaves

I purchased this product as I have an issue with microscopic spider mites. I've used home-made solutions, such as a mixture of neem oil and fairy liquid, which is effective, but the preparation is time consuming as neem oil doesn't dissolve well with water. So I turned to this spider mite control - the preparation is simple: pour a quarter of the content (25mL) into 1L of water, mix well, then spray onto the plants. I applied to my plants just before leaving on a 5 day break two weeks ago. On my return, I was surprised to find this spider mite control was still coating all the leaves. My pots were also greasy. I had to spray fresh water to rinse off the product and wash the pots with soapy water. Some of the product still resides on the leaves, making them very shiny/waxy. Maybe it's designed to work this way, by leaving a thin film of oil to kill mites, but it's a rather messy process, so 1 star knocked off. As for the mites? Time will tell whether it has been effective.

Buen insecticida, yo lo he usado particularmente para la araña roja, después de 3 aplicación hace que frene mucho la plaga, pero a mí al menos, no me la quita definitivamente. Es verdad que hay que dar muy bien por debajo de las hojas y en el tallo, ya que la araña deja sus huevos muy bien escondidos. Es el acaricida que más he usado pero no es definitivo, al menos en mi caso.