plant therapy for spider mites Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Lost Coast Plant Therapy kills soft body insects, their larvare and eggs, powdery milder, mold and fungus on contact without using poison!

Healthy, gentle and effective care for your house plants, yard, garden or commercial farming. Will not harm bees, ladybugs and praying mantis. The plant and planet healthy solution you have been looking for!

How It Works

Upon application, Lost Coast Plant Therapy begins to suffocate and dehydrate soft body insects, their larvae and eggs, powdery mildew, mold and fungus.

After saturation of entire plant, the spray will adhere to the target insect, egg case or larvae. It's active ingredients then cause disruption of respiration and digestion. It also penetrates to dehydrate their entire body.

Features & Benefits:

• Dries off quickly. Usually within 15 minutes.
• Tests clean. Clean ingredients means clean test results. Passes strict lab parts per billion testing.
  
• Use as needed. We only recommend daily use for extreme infestations and to stop use as soon as results are achieved.
  
• When used as directed can be applied on day of harvest.
• When used as directed can be applied as often as required throughout growth.
• When used as directed can be applied to food and medicinal plants.
• Biodegradable.
• PBA Free and HDPE grade bottles.
• *Clean Green Certified for Organic

*We are happy to announce Lost Coast Plant Therapy is now Clean Green Certified for use on Organic! Clean Green Certification is a third party indepenant certification providing Organic Regenerative Certification since 2004. Clean Green Certified meets the national and international organic, sustainable and regenerative program standards worldwide.

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Insect control begins on contact and includes soft body insects, their eggs and larvae:

The smaller the insect the faster it works. Larger soft body insects may take longer to suffocate or dehydrate, or may require repeat application.

Spider Mites: Works on all types of mites, including red spider mites, two spotted spider mites and their eggs.

Lost Coast Plant Therapy used for plant disease:

Powdery Mildew: Our product begins to melt spores on contact, it changes the pH of plant surface, and washes off the powdery mildew already present.

Mold: Controls mold on contact, stopping it's growth, and washes it off.

Botrytis: (Gray Mold) stop it's spread.

Fungus: Contact with Lost Coast Plant Therapy stops it's growth, and washes it off.

Blight: Stop its spread!

Leaf Rust: Stop its spread!

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Mixing Directions

• SHAKE concentrate WELL before measuring.
• Add purified water to your application sprayer.
• Clear the lines of your sprayer.
• Add 2 tbs. (1oz) of concentrate per 1 gallon of water.
• Shake/agitate mixed contents of sprayer before applying to plants.
• Agitate as needed during use, approximately every 5 minutes.

ATTENTION:

• DO NOT SPRAY WHEN TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE 80° F.
• DO NOT STORE PRODUCT IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT.
• CLOSE CAP OF CONCENTRATE TIGHTLY WHEN NOT IN USE.

How To Apply Lost Coast Plant Therapy

1. Saturate entire plant, especially underside of leaves and stem of the plant.
2. Repeat as needed.

Contact with Lost Coast Plant Therapy begins the death process in soft body insects. The smaller the insect, the faster it works.

Mildew, mold and fungus is washed off on contact. If there is any residue of mildew, mold or fungus left over, it will stop growth with contact.

• OUTDOOR: Use early morning before heat of day, or dusk. Best if air temperature is 80 degrees Fahrenheit or less.
• INDOOR: Apply while main lights are off. Allow plants to dry thoroughly before lights go back on.
• CLONES & SEEDLINGS: Safe to spray on clones and new starts. We highly recommend dipping while they are in cubes and when they have roots showing. When dipping be sure to agitate mixture every few minutes.


• FOR AN EXTREME INFESTATION OF ANY KIND: Apply 1 oz. per gallon daily for 3-5 days. Then apply every other day as needed.
  • When battling an infestation, it is important to disrupt the life cycle of the insect you are dealing with.
  • Most heavy insect infestations can be taken care of by applying every other day for 5 days.
  • Please refer to an expert for the lifecycle and requirements of the insect you are controlling.
  • Remember, our product must have contact with the insect to control it.
  • Full saturation of the plant will increase your successful use of Lost Coast Plant Therapy.


• RUSSET MITES AND HEMP APHIDS: Apply 2 oz. per gallon daily for 1 week, then as needed.
• POWDERY MILDEW AND BOTRYTIS: Apply 1 oz. per gallon every day for 1-3 days, then as needed.
  • Once Powdery Mildew, Mold or Fungus is no longer visible, weekly application maintains proper PH of plant surface so powdery mildew does not return.


• SOIL DRENCH: Apply 1 oz. per gallon every day for 2-5 days through grow medium then as needed.
  • Always test on a single plant first. Some plants are more sensitive than others to use as a soil drench.


• MAY BE USED UNTIL THE DAY OF HARVEST: Best practice would be to do everything you can to avoid getting to this point. Ideally preventative maintenance in pre-flower stages so you can go without use of our product in flower stages. If you have an infestation or plant disease during flowering stages use as needed and follow directions for use. Test for yourself to observe your plant variety reaction. Some plants are more sensitive than others. You, as the farmer, must choose what is best for your bottom line.


• WEEKLY MAINTENANCE: After pests and PM are under control apply 1 oz. per gallon every week as needed for full plant protection, prevention and maintenance.


• BOOSTING STRENGTH: Most people get great results from repeat applications. However occasionally some people get better results from boosting the strength by using 2 oz per gallon instead of 1 oz per gallon. Additionally, some people have tried boosting strength by adding 1 oz of isopropyl alcohol per gallon along with Lost Coast Plant Therapy concentrate. Please always test on a few plants first, to see how your plants tolerate it. Some plants are more sensitive than others. You, as the farmer, must choose what is best for your bottom line.