Spider Killer by Agrobacterias – 100% Natural Insecticide & Acaricide for Red Spider Mites, Thrips & Aphids

Spider Killer by Agrobacterias is the definitive, 100% natural solution for growers who demand a clean, effective, and eco-conscious defense against invasive pests. This concentrated cinnamon extract doesn't just kill; it fortifies your plants, creating a resilient barrier against future attacks while being fully compatible with organic cultivation.

Ever felt that sinking feeling when you spot the first signs of a red spider mite infestation? Those tiny webs, the yellowing speckles on your leaves… it starts small, but left unchecked, it can decimate your entire crop, turning weeks of care into a frustrating, mite-ridden mess. You're left scrambling, wondering if harsh chemicals are your only option, potentially tainting your harvest and betraying your organic principles.

That's the real cost of a weak pest control strategy: lost time, wasted effort, and the heartbreak of watching your plants suffer. You spray, you hope, but the bugs keep coming back, stronger and more resistant. Your harvest's quality and your peace of mind are on the line every time.

Enter Spider Killer. This isn't a synthetic poison; it's a smart, botanical defense system. Its powerful, cinnamon-based formula (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) acts as a natural insecticide and acaricide, effectively controlling red spider mites, thrips, aphids, nematodes, and mealybugs. More than just killing, it leaves a temporary, physical drying barrier on the leaf surface that enhances your plant's own resistance to fungal attacks. It's the informed, stable choice for the grower who wants results without the chemical baggage.

Quick Spec Sheet: Spider Killer

• Brand: Agrobacterias
• Type: 100% Natural Insecticide & Acaricide
• Formats Available: 15 ml and 60 ml concentrate bottles
• Active Principle: Pure Cinnamon Extract (Cinnamomum zeylanicum)
• Application: Foliar Spray
• Compatibility: 100% suitable for Organic Farming
• Target Pests: Red Spider Mites, Thrips, Aphids, Mealybugs, Nematodes

Key Advantages Over Basic or Harsh Alternatives

While many insecticides offer a brute-force approach, Spider Killer works with nature. Its cinnamon-based composition provides a multi-layered defense that synthetic options can't match.

• Dual Action: It kills existing pests on contact while fortifying the plant's surface to deter future infestations.
• Fungal Resistance Boost: The drying barrier it creates helps protect against secondary fungal attacks, a common problem after pest damage.
• Zero Chemical Residue: Being 100% natural, it leaves no harmful traces on your flowers, ensuring a clean, uncontaminated final product.
• Safety for Beneficials & You: When used as directed, it's safe around your grow space and doesn't pose the health risks associated with synthetic neurotoxins.
• Prevents Resistance: Its natural mode of action makes it harder for pests to develop resistance compared to single-mode synthetic chemicals.

Real Benefits You're Going to Notice

Using Spider Killer translates technical specs into tangible results in your garden. Imagine walking into your grow tent and seeing vibrant, pest-free leaves instead of a battlefield. You'll gain the confidence to tackle infestations early and effectively, without the fear of poisoning your crop. Your plants will thank you with stronger, stress-free growth, leading to a healthier metabolism and, ultimately, a more robust and flavorful harvest. It's not just pest control; it's plant empowerment.

Step-by-Step Usage Guide

1. Preparation: Ensure your sprayer is clean. Fill it with the required amount of clean water.
2. Dosage: Add 0.5 ml to 1 ml of Spider Killer concentrate per liter of water. For light prevention or in combination with other products, use the lower dose (0.5 ml/L). For active infestations, use up to 1 ml/L.
3. Mixing: Shake the bottle well before use. Add the concentrate to the water in your sprayer and shake thoroughly to ensure even distribution.
4. Application: Spray the solution evenly over the entire plant, ensuring thorough coverage on both the tops and undersides of the leaves where pests hide. Apply until runoff.
5. Timing: Apply in the early morning or late evening to avoid leaf burn under strong lights. Ensure good ventilation after application.
6. Frequency: For prevention, apply every 10-14 days. For active control, repeat application every 5-7 days until the infestation is gone.
7. Safety First: Always perform a test spray on a small area of one plant 24 hours before full application, especially when mixing with other products.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Spider Killer safe to use during flowering?

While it is a natural product, we generally advise against spraying directly on forming buds in late flowering to avoid any residue. Focus application on stems and fan leaves. For early to mid-flowering, it can be used with care, avoiding heavy drenching of the flowers.

Can I mix Spider Killer with other products like fertilizers or other insecticides?

Yes, it can be combined. However, always use the minimum dose (0.5 ml/L) when mixing and conduct a compatibility test on a small section of a plant first. Mix in a separate container before adding to your tank to avoid unforeseen reactions.

How long does the protective barrier last?

The physical, drying barrier effect is temporary but potent. For ongoing protection, a regular preventive schedule (every 10-14 days) is recommended, especially in environments prone to pests.

Is it safe for pets or beneficial insects like ladybugs?

As a natural, plant-based extract, it is far safer than synthetic alternatives. However, direct contact should be avoided. Apply when beneficial insects are not actively on the plants, and always follow the label instructions for the safest use.

What's the shelf life of the product?

Stored in a cool, dark place with the lid tightly sealed, Spider Killer has a long shelf life. Keep it out of direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

"Let's be real, nothing kills the vibe of a perfect grow like spotting spider mites. I've been there. I used to reach for the heavy-duty synthetics, but then I'd stress about what was lingering in the buds. Spider Killer changed my approach. I keep a bottle on hand for prevention—a light spray every couple of weeks during veg keeps the critters completely away. When I have seen an issue, hitting them with the full 1 ml/L dose knocks them out fast. The cinnamon smell is actually quite pleasant in the grow room, a nice change from chemical odors. The key for me is its dual nature: it solves the immediate problem and seems to make the leaves less appealing to pests afterward. For any grower committed to clean methods, this is a staple in my arsenal. It's the first product I recommend to friends who are battling thrips or mites but don't want to nuke their garden."