Amblyseius andersoni 10 Sachets with 250 Mites

Be patient! Over 4 years I repeatedly lost all my houseplant leaves to a spider mite infestation. I battled these mites for 4 years! I spent hundreds on neem oil, pesticides, new soil, new pots.... finally I tried the predatory mites and waited a couple months but the infestation grew out of control & lost all my leaves again.... The company sent me another pack and I was patient. It worked!!! Omgosh after 4 years of war there are no signs of spider mites. I wholeheartedly recommend this product. Just be patient! The company was very nice to work with too. When I reached out to them they sent me another pack no questions/ no hassles. Very nice company. The predatory mites arrive dormant so be patient while they hatch and get hungry!

This product is totally ineffective. I actually doubt that there were anything inside the little pouches beside the saw dust. In a 4x4 tent wit 5 plants you would think 250 predator mites would be sufficient but one month later I have a terrible spidermites infestation.

These little guys were beyond easy to use; just hang the bag on a plant and you're in business! They work great and saved me so much money on pesticides or buying new plants. I highly recommend them!

I had been struggling with my roses and spider mites. They were also on my black raspberries. I tried a bunch of different things but nothing knocked them out like these predatory mites. My roses are bouncing back beautifully! I will definitely use these mites again if needed.

Was attempting to use as apart of my IPM. They actually gave me spider mites.

I have a large terrarium full of raspberry plants as a nursery for baby leaf/stick insects, and I frequently get two-spotted spider mite outbreaks that threaten the whole thing! Since I absolutely cannot use pesticides of any kind, these mite sachets have been essential in fighting these pests back and ensuring my Phasmatodea babies don't have any competition to worry about!

Value for $ GREAT, effectiveness depends on what insects you are trying to get rid of. Ease of use couldn’t be easier

Spider mites continue to survive on the plant. my own hapoaspis miles are fine in the soil. Not once was a beneficial bug seen over the 8 week emegance period even with enlarged exits. The satchels still hang there as a grimm reminder that i wasted time and money on non viable products.