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Successful biological control starts with proper handling and placement. Follow these guidelines to ensure your beneficials are applied safely and effectively. Each format—bottles, tubes, and sachets—

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

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

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

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, spi

Balancing pesticide compatibility with the use of beneficial insects can at times feel overwhelming, for the most straight forward insights, check out our digital tool compatability tool at Koppert...

Spider mites can quietly damage ornamentals and turf—especially when plants are stressed. Catching them early helps preserve plant health and appearance. In lawns, hedges, and landscape beds, spider m

Houseplants are magnets for problems. Spider mites set up colonies on the undersides of leaves. Thrips rasp through flower petals and new growth. Fungus gnats breed in the root zone while aphids clust

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

Spider mites don’t need much space to cause big problems. Early detection is key. In indoor vegetable production—whether you're growing leafy greens, cucumbers, peppers, herbs, or other crops—spider m

Table of Contents Spider Mites Thrips Aphids Whiteflies Cutworms Hornworms Tomato Fruitworms Flea Beetles Stink Bugs Nematodes (Root-Knot) Slugs and Snails Tomatoes attract pests at every stage of g

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