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For seasonal growers, late summer is the opportunity to break pest cycles before new crops enter production. Thrips pupating in growing media, whitefly populations lingering on crop residue, and unman

Why a Simple Dip Isn’t Enough for Thrips Control Thrips management can be especially challenging when problems begin during propagation. In the November edition of Koppert Corner, published through Gr

Moist, organic-rich substrates and sheltered microhabitats make bioactive builds ideal for soil-dwelling pests such as fungus gnats and thrips during their soil stage, and plant introductions are a ma

Sticky residue on foliage is one of the most reliable early-warning signs of a sap-feeding insect problem. Before colonies become visible, before leaves distort, and before plant vigor noticeably decl

Aphidalia contains larvae of Adalia bipunctata, the two-spotted ladybird, a specialist predator for fast, targeted suppression of aphids. Larvae are the most voracious life stage, consuming aphids ent

How to Control Fungus Gnats and Shoreflies in Wet Winter Conditions Cool, dark, and consistently wet conditions create the perfect environment for pest problems in early-season production. In the Janu

What is Amblyseius Swirskii (Swirski-Mite Ulti Mite)? Amblyseius swirskii is a predatory mite that can be used in the control of a range of problem mites. This predatory mite is ideal for cannabis, v

For many growers, February is when thrips pressure becomes noticeable. This timing is not random. February represents a biological shift in thrips reproduction and population momentum that has direct

Why Pesticide Residues Can Impact Biological Control on Garden Mums Garden mums are a staple crop, but they can come with hidden challenges, especially when it comes to pest control. In the May editio

Flat mites are a frequently overlooked causes of slow, subtle decline in greenhouse, nursery, and indoor-grown plants. Their exceptionally small size, their tendency to remain anchored in concealed pl

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 int

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