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Old 08-10-2007, 01:56 PM
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The part about liking it dry just means that if you put a plant with mites in front of a mister, they MIGHT move on to a different plant. I am convinced that at least spider mights can smell the plants that taste the best, because they always are found on certain types of plants and no where else. In other words, they must travel very directly to these plants, as I see no evidence of them wondering around a bit.
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