Predatory Mites

Amblyseius Californicus

Forages better than other predators for the mites that do not aggregate at high densities.

2,000/2 Bottles (4 lbs.)

Amblyseius Cucumeris (Predatory Mites in Sachets)

Target various thrip species. Predatory Mites also eat spider mites (such as Strawberry Mite, and Broad Mite), several other mites, honey-dew and pollen. Packed in sachets that can be hung directly on plants.

Amblyseius Fallacies with Prey 100/Bottle (3 lbs.)

Performs best below 70°F, over winters and is resistant to miticides and all but one of the available fungicides. Release after the first appearance of two – spotted spider mite, European Red mite, Spruce Red mite and various other mites before the pest mite density reaches one per leaf. Very helpful for fall clean-up to effectively reduce over wintering pest population.

Galandromis Occidentalis

Prefers hotter temperatures

2,000/2 Bottles (4 lbs.)

N.C.and G.O.1,000/Bottle (3 lbs.)

G.O. prefers hotter temperatures and N.C. performs well in temperatures ranging from 60-90°F and relative humidity levels 55-90%.

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Control of heavy infestations of spider mites is difficult without first knocking pests down.

Phytoseiulus Persimillis

Used in gardens, greenhouses, and landscapes in mild conditions up to 80° F and humidity of 60% or higher. Mixtures, especially with Amblyseius californicus, increase the likelihood of the presence of predatory mites.