Ash-- did we chat about this already? Sorry I missed it here, just been buried until this last weekend,... I think you harvested the ripe buds and made concentrates, right? ... went DEFCON-4 on the tent,..?
... If you have other plants though, neem oil is not the best for mites,... other mite-dedicated products hit harder, as does spinosad,... Azamax , a neem derivative, works pretty well too, but best results come from a 1-2 punch of combo treatments, alternating,... different killing actions on their physiology! Also, it's critical that you use a wetting agent, which will allow your solution to coat and stick better to the leaves, plus it helps cut through their natural water repellency (especially at that micro-level) and makes for better contact with the solution,... The last 2 years, I've been using a systemic called SNS209 on my OD girls, an organic rosemary oil derived product... basically makes the plant taste bad! I've never had a mite war myself, but thrips, 'hoppers, caterpillars/budworm, aphids,... this stuff works very effectively, only one species of aphid I get seems to tolerate it somewhat, and the main prob' with them is they crap babies everywhere the instant they land,... they still fail to thrive,.... Anyway, the plant breaks the SNS209 down after a couple weeks or so, just stop using for that last stretch prior to harvest,....