I've seen people saying they use alcohol/water/soap, I'd like to see the leaves and buds a few days later up close. A lot of insecticides have alcohol in very small amounts and still cause more damage. Stay organic and prey while you fight those mites, they are hard to get rid of without tossing plants and soil with a major complete disinfectant cleaner. When I was using neem I'd spray every 3-4 days to try to hit the young as they hatch. The neem is not a direct killer, it breaks down their bodies and reproductive system and it isn't quick. Stray routine on spray and cleaning for at least a month.
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I've seen people saying they use alcohol/water/soap, I'd like to see the leaves and buds a few days later up close. A lot of insecticides have alcohol in very small amounts and still cause more damage. Stay organic and prey while you fight those mites, they are hard to get rid of without tossing plants and soil with a major complete disinfectant cleaner. When I was using neem I'd spray every 3-4 days to try to hit the young as they hatch. The neem is not a direct killer, it breaks down their bodies and reproductive system and it isn't quick. Stray routine on spray and cleaning for at least a month.