So I did the usual Google it.
came across most saying just to wash them off with water.

However one person said to make a soap spray out of Kirks Castile bar soap, which I have. But it sounded like a bit of a hassle, shaving it up, shaking it in hot water and waiting hours to days for it to dissolve.

I also have some Dr. Bronners liquid castile soap, this one happens to be with Peppermint Oil.
I used to have the Eucalyptus oil one, worked very well for a dog shampoo and flea soap.
That one would probably work best.

but anyway I made up a batch with about a tablespoon or more mixed with water in a quart size pump sprayer.
mixed it up, pumped it up and gave the bush a good thorough bath sprayed each leaf top and bottom with a hard spray.

Now I have no idea if this is going to work.

Anyone with any experience using some sort of Castile Mite Soap.
Did it work?
If not what does?

This plant went from looking really nice, 3 weeks ago to looking almost dead today.

I don't know whether you have been spraying for insect pests, but insecticide use usually increases your odds of a spider mite infestation. (Doesn't seem fair, does it?)

Jeri

Yeah my mix is WAY on the high end and then some.

Will report here what ever happens.

Thanks