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Two spotted spider mites (TSM)is an incident pest problem in Kenyan roses cultivators due to the climatic conditions. Paradigm shift from chemical to bio pesticide is at most important in order to reduce the threat to the environment and human health. This research is aimed to confirm the potency of contact botanical pesticide to be used as bio control againstspider mite at Kenyanagro climatic zone. Commercially available and proven chemical pesticides were used to access the efficacy of this botanical pesticide. M Impact, a botanical pesticide was analyzed for its effect on two spotted spider mites at field level on one acre one green houseand its effect was compared with the available chemical pesticides. M impact was found to be most effective in terms of its period of action and potency against two spotted mites, while other chemical miticides showed delayed effect due to their different mode of action. Keywords: Rose, Kenya, M impact, Two spotted mite

Field scale study on efficacy of miticide, against two spotted mites in Kenyanagro climatic zone