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Quick Guide: Overwintering Insects & Mites

Cold weather doesn’t mean mite and problem free. Many species of thrips, spider mites and more survive winter by hiding in soil, root balls, bark crevices, and infrastructure. If those stages aren’t disrupted…

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Understanding Overwintering Mites, Insects and Control Options

Winter doesn’t wipe the slate clean. Pests don’t just vanish when temperatures drop—they shift into survival mode. This guide explains why overwintering happens, how common pests survive cold weather, a…

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Stronger by Nature

Meet Dune™, Lumina™, and Continuµm™. Now part of our plant-health toolkit:Modern growing flattens the living web plants depend on. Repeated planting, simplified environments, and chemical in…

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Half Greenhouse, Half Chaos Lab

If you’re into plants, tattoos, and “a garage that’s half greenhouse, half chaos lab” you’ll want to check out anthurium_arthur on Instagram. There’s a lot to take in so grab a cup of …

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Natural Enemies at the International Aroid Society Tropical Plant Expo

If you know, you know; but you might also know it as an Alocasia, Colocasia, Dieffenbachia, Monstera or any number of similar tropical. An aroid is the common name for any plant in the Araceae family, also known as the a…

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How to Solve Spider Mites in Cannabis

Spider mites are sneaky—but the damage they cause isn’t. If you're growing cannabis, knowing how to spot early signs and act fast can make the difference between a clean canopy and a high pressure issue. In c…

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How to Solve Spider Mites in Outdoor Vegetables

Spider mites can establish themselves subtly—especially during peak growing season. Spotting them early helps protect your harvest. In outdoor gardens and hoop houses, spider mites often go unnoticed as they infilt…

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How to Solve Spider Mites in Cut Flowers

Spider mites can show up early in the season—and they don’t need much to get started. Spotting them early helps protect your crop and avoid costly pressure. In spring bedding and cut flower crops, spider mite…

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How to Solve Spider Mites in Houseplants

Spider mites don’t care if it’s one plant or a whole shelf. Catching them early can protect your entire collection. On houseplants—whether it’s a single alocasia, pothos, monstera, or lily—s…