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Turf has one of the most demanding roles in growing. It never gets a season off. It is mowed, walked on, driven over, irrigated, and expected to recover quickly while staying dense and green. Add heat

Broad mites and russet mites are two of the most consistently misidentified problems in growing. They are both microscopic, both cause damage that looks like nutrient deficiency or environmental stres

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

All four products use the same beneficial mite: Neoseiulus cucumeris, a Type II generalist predator. The difference is how they release and how well they handle your growing conditions. Brand-level di

When we think of lions and tigers, our minds often wander to the majestic creatures of the savannah and the dense jungles. However, in the world of gardening and agriculture, there are other "lions" a

Limonica bottles contain active life stages of Amblydromalus limonicus, a proven predatory mite for controlling thrips and whitefly. These predatory mites crawl across plant surfaces to consume pest e

Question: Should I modify the sachet for use?Answer: You should NOT modify the sachets! The sachets come ready to go when you receive them. They have been specifically designed to release mites slowly

The Myth That Stops Growers From Getting Started With Biological Control Ask almost any grower who has considered switching to biological pest control and you will hear some version of the same concer

[Bill Caulkins]Greetings, Greenhouse People. We're back at it with another episode of Tech on Demand, brought to you by the fine folks at GrowerTalks Magazine. If you don't receive GrowerTalks and Gr

Flat mites (family Tenuipalpidae) are extremely small, slow-moving pests that press tightly against leaves and stems. Their preference for sheltered plant structures—such as leaf undersides, petiole b

Understanding the Indoor Soil Ecosystem and How It Shapes Plant Health Houseplant soil is often treated as an inert material—simply a mixture that holds a plant upright and stores water. In reality, s

Biological control has become a central strategy in modern plant production across commercial greenhouses, indoor farms, nurseries, cannabis facilities, ornamentals, and even outdoor horticulture syst