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Mites are among the most economically destructive pests in greenhouse ornamentals, cannabis, nursery crops, and protected vegetables. Yet “mites” are often treated as a single category in practice, ev

Spical Ulti-Mite sachets contain Neoseiulus californicus, a proven predatory mite for controlling spider mites & mite species. Ulti-Mite sachets are designed for long-term, preventative coverage, espe

Spidex Boost sachets contain Phytoseiulus persimilis, a proven predatory mite for controlling spider mites. Boost sachets are designed for fast, targeted coverage in areas with active spider mite pres

Spidex Vital GO sachets contain Phytoseiulus persimilis, a proven predatory mite for controlling spider mites. GO sachets are designed for targeted hotspot coverage in early-stage or localized problem

Spidex Vital PLUS sachets contain Phytoseiulus persimilis, a proven predatory mite for controlling spider mites. PLUS sachets are designed for long-term, preventative coverage. Predatory mites reprodu

Anso-Mite buckets contain active life stages of Amblyseius andersoni, a cold-tolerant predatory mite proven for controlling thrips, non-webbing spider mites, rust mites, and whitefly eggs and larvae.

Spidend contains the pupal stage of Feltiella acarisuga, a predatory gall midge used for biological control of spider mites. Once adults emerge, females actively seek out spider mite colonies and depo

Introducing Spidex Vital Go sachets, the latest innovation in spider mite control for houseplants. The fight against spider mites takes another step forward with this ultimate multi-hotspot performer,

All three products use the same beneficial mite: Neoseiulus californicus, a Type II generalist predator. The difference between each product formulation is how the predatory mites release. Brand-level

Anso-Mite Plus sachets contain Amblyseius andersoni, a cold-tolerant predatory mite for controlling thrips, non-webbing spider mites, rust mites, and whitefly eggs and larvae. These sachets provide sl

Thrips and mites are among the most persistent and economically significant pests in greenhouse ornamentals, cannabis, indoor vegetables, and propagation systems. Because both groups feed on soft plan

Do you think Catherine’s plant is root-bound? Take a look at her post @botanicallyinsane—she wants to know. The roots have taken on a peculiar form and she’s gotten some interesting responses, especia