Captain Jack's Mite-X Houseplant Spray, 12 oz | Ready-to-Use Spray for Insect Control

Helped tame down my soil mite problem to a manageable level. Do not use on flowering cannabis plants will leave a spicy aroma/flavor.

Love it for thrips and spider mites. Use as directed or more frequently and it’ll work. I recommend getting the larger bottle because my finger feels like it’s going to fall off after spraying this one on only one plant but the substance itself is great. I don’t mind the smell unlike others. I’m very sensitive to scents (like candles and perfume) and this doesn’t bother me at all because it’s a natural scent. A bit garlicky and clove. I use it in a confined space and the smell goes away pretty fast. I’m never concerned about toxicity.

Got the job done but a bit pricy for such a small container and the small nozzle makes it a chore to use on larger plants. Found insecticidal soap to be just as effective at a cheaper price point.

I bought this product after reading several reviews from plant websites. I have quite a collection of indoor plants and every now and then I will have an outbreak of thrips. This product was easy to use and effective with several treatments. I also use other products that are soil-based to keep pests away. But this product did not damage delicate flowers or leaves when applied.

The spray mechanism is very hard to work. I need two hands to operate it and I can't direct the spray properly. I don't know how well this insecticide works and will update in the weeks ahead to indicate how well it works on cyclamen mites on my African Violets.

I bought this because I heard it was a good brand for a more natural miticide. This smells like cloves which isn't bad, but it doesn't work for spider mites AT ALL. I have used this multiple times on all my plants, and it does absolutely nothing. I've sprayed it on the front and back of leaves and in the soil, and it doesn't work. Such a frustrating disappointment. Don't waste your time or money. I'd give it 0 stars if I could

Good product

I’m not fond of the sprayer. The smell isn’t the best. I read an article about how to get rid of these pests. The article claimed that if you use aquarium gravel or very coarse sand on the top of your infested dirt. The gravel will prevent the newly hatched larvae from climbing out of the soil. Everyday I spray the gravel with Mitex. I even spray on the plant itself if the mites are crawling on the leaves. It kills the pests on contact. I recommend it.