 probably those that you blast off, they will desiccate. They'll dry out and die before they have a chance to get back up on the tomato plant. What you have to watch for though is just be vigilant because there's probably eggs that's been laid along the midrib of the stem and other parts of the leaves that you probably didn't blast off that are going to hatch and just be watching for that to happen again. There's not many insecticides out there for red spider mites anymore. They've been