Im in Houston Tx so I cant use neem oil or any oil based killers ive tryed anti-soap an washing EveryDay for 2 weeks ive tryed seven dust ive even went an used Malathion spectracide that last one burnt most my plant an yet the mite is still in controll of my gargen here are some pictues of the leaves this is my third garden an last two years I had the same problem ive used a lot more then what I just mentioned. Im about to just pull up all my black eye peas an the will thin down one of my gardens to just 2 eggplants a black prince tomato an 2 burssel sprout plants figure that will give a lot less place for mites to hide an on 2nd garden im considering pulling out all my tomato plants an replanting for fall but that brings up the question how do i prevent the new plants from having the same problems :(help this hurts lol hum im having trouble putting more then 1 pic so this picture the under side of a black eye peA the red on is is pure spider mites
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