Predatory mites - natural enemies of pests (specialized in killing spider mites, thrips, whiteflies), organic control to eliminate pests without pesticides

Amblyseius cucumeris is a polyphagous mite that preys on various pest mites. Additionally, honeydew, pollen, and fungi can serve as supplementary and alternative food sources.

Product Specifications: 1 pack of 5 sachets

Target Pests: Thrips, spider mites, mold mites, red spider mites, whiteflies, and other pest eggs and early-instar larvae.

Usage Conditions: Temperature 15-28°C, humidity 20-70%

Instructions for Use: Cut a small triangular opening on both sides at the bottom of the card. If the pest infestation is severe, sprinkle a portion onto the leaves and stems of the plant. Hang the remaining sachets in appropriate locations on the plant. For the first 4-5 days, keep the leaves and soil surface dry and avoid direct sunlight. If red spider mites are present, it is recommended to simultaneously spray pesticides to control the adult red spider mite population. When spraying, remove the sachets and re-hang them after the leaves have dried.

Note: Due to variations in product packaging, packaging will be shipped randomly, but the product and effectiveness are the same and do not affect use.

When using predatory mites, you also need to pay attention to the following points:
1. Before spreading predatory mites, remove pests from the plants to allow the predatory mites to control pests more effectively.
2. When using predatory mites indoors, prevent them from escaping to other plants or environments to avoid over-reproduction or harm to other plants.
3. Appropriate temperature and humidity contribute to the growth and reproduction of predatory mites. Therefore, when using predatory mites, adjust indoor temperature and humidity according to different plants and climatic conditions to ensure a suitable growth and reproduction environment for the predatory mites.
4. After using predatory mites, regularly check the pest situation to ensure the effectiveness of the predatory mite control. If a large number of pests are found, predatory mites can be reapplied for control.