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Grow Lights & Hydroponics from Interior Gardens Grow Light Supply :: Pest & Disease Control / Leaf Wash :: Beneficial Insects :: Predator Mites Controls spider mites (1000)

Predator Mites Controls spider mites (1000)

Predator Mites Controls spider mites

The Pest: Spider Mites

First Sign: Little yellow speckles on leaf surfaces. When you turn a leaf over, tiny, oval shaped mites, about pin head in size, are scurrying around. Their eggs, best seen with a magnifier, will be scattered around at random. Spider Mite eggs are all perfectly round, the same size, ranging from clear to amber in color. With larger infestations a fine webbing, crawling with mites, covers the plant tops. Soon, the leaves are browning and dying.

Most Common Species: The Two Spot. The "two spot" Spider Mites are usually yellow/tan/greenish in color, and by maturity they grow two dark spots on their shoulders, one on each side. The larger the spots, the older the mite, or the more chlorophyll there is in the plant species they are feeding on. Spider Mites can float along with wind currents, or be carried by pets, clothing or infected plant material.

Special Species Notes: Adult females have the ability to go dormant for a time after the photoperiod (daily hours of light) shortens, then re-emerge to lay more eggs a few weeks after the photoperiod lengthens again. That's one reason Spider Mites may keep reappearing, crop after crop on indoor plants.

Most Popular Control: Predator Mites

Predator Mites not only feed on Spider Mites and their eggs, they also breed twice as fast! Each Predator Mite sucks the juice out of about 5 Spider Mites a day, or 20 of their eggs. Used as directed, predators should noticeably begin to gain control within 4 weeks, and then continue until the Spider Mites are nearly or completely wiped out. Predators disappear when the Spider Mites are gone.

Most Effective Control: Triple Threat!

Use our mix of all 3 species to cover a wider range of growing conditions.

Wide Temp Range, Moderate Humidity: Phytoseiulus persimilis Temperature Range: 55 - 105+ F. Humidity Range: 55 - 90%

Moderate Temp Range, High Humidity: Neoseiulus californicus Temperature Range: 55 - 90 F. Humidity Range: 60 - 90%

Widest Humidity and Temp Range: Mesoseiulus longipes Temperature Range: 55 - 105+ F. Humidity Range: 45 - 90%

All three types can be used either separately or in any combination. If you don't specify, we'll send you our Triple Threat mix of all three

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