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Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a sustainable approach to managing pests by combining biological, cultural, physical, and chemical tools in a way that minimizes economic, health, and environmental risks. One of the most critical components of IPM … [Read More]

Sticky traps alone won’t solve fungus gnat pressure. Real control comes from a clear sequence: adjust cultural practices, monitor accurately, and hit larvae where they live. The formula is simple: dry the surface, track adult trends, and treat … [Read More]

Bioactive reptile setups aren’t just stunning displays—they’re dynamic ecosystems. Every layer—substrate, plants, microfauna, microbes—interacts in a soil food web that’s always shifting. When balance holds, waste … [Read More]

Entomite‑M (Stratiolaelaps scimitus) is a soil‑dwelling predatory mite for bioactive reptile enclosures that controls soil pests and slows the spread of snake mites before they become a crisis. By intercepting eggs and early instars in substrate and … [Read More]

Houseplants can bring a touch of nature into your home, brighten up your space, and even improve air quality. But how can you tell if your plants are thriving or if they need a little extra care? Here are some key signs to look for and tips to ensure … [Read More]

Two popular approaches to pest control are knockdown and prevention. Both aim to reduce pest pressure, but they differ in timing and strategy, and they often work in sequence. Knockdowns are used when pest pressure is active and needs to be reduced q … [Read More]

The Next Generation of Bio-Controls in Cannabis Cultivation

This patented breeding system is strongly resistant to both the low and high level of humidity and temps we see in Cannabis Cultivation. The Ulti-Mite sachets preform at least 2x better than other pro… [Read More]