Neoseiulus californicus 10 sachets with 250 Mites

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Product description • Controls common garden & greenhouse pests • Chemical-free pest control • People, pet, & planet safe Spider Mites in Hot Conditions? NaturesGoodGuys Neoseiulus californicus is an affordable generalist that tolerates high heats. They may perform better than other mites when humidity is lower (between 40-60%). Californicus sustain themselves by feeding on pollen during periods of low pest populations. Available in two forms, bottled mites and sachets. Bottled mites are the best choice for an active infestation because they have a high percentage of hungry adults. Sachets are packed with eggs, immature, and adult predatory mites for a steady flow of predators. Sachets are the best choice for preventative care and are ideal for long-term maintenance programs as they mainly consist of eggs that can take 5-14 days to hatch at 70 DF or higher. Target Pests: Two-Spotted Spider Mites, Persea “Avocado” Mites, Carmine Mites, Lewis Mites, Banks Grass Mites, Broad Mites, Cyclamen Mites, European/Citrus Red Mites, Russet Mites, & many other pest mite species. Introduction Sites: Gardens, Greenhouses, Potted Plants, Field Crops, & more. Introduction Rates - Bottled mites Light Infestation: 0.5-2 mites per sq. ft., weekly or bi-weekly as needed. Heavy Infestation: 2-4 mites per sq. ft., weekly or bi-weekly as needed. Introduction Rates - Sachets Foliage Touching: One sachet every 3-6 ft. Foliage Not Touching: One sachet per plant. Release sachets every 2-4 weeks. Temperature Range: 50°-104° F. Humidity: 40-80%. Introduction Method - Bottled mites: Use indoors or outdoors by gently dispersing contents onto desired areas. Introduction Method - Sachets: Hang sachet on branch or stem. Shipping: Cylinder cardboard container (bottled mites). Packed in poly bag(sachets). Storage: For best results, introduce immediately upon receipt. If storage is necessary, store at 45-55°F for no longer than 24 hours. Store out of direct sunlight. Do not freeze. HOW BENEFICIAL INSECTS WORK Beneficial Insects Hunt or Parasitize Pest Insects Target Pests Without Harming Plants Part of an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Program • Two-Spotted Spider Mites, Persea “Avocado” Mites, Carmine Mites, Lewis Mites, Banks Grass Mites, Broad Mites, Cyclamen Mites, European/Citrus Red Mites, Russet Mites, & many other pest mite species WHERE & WHEN TO USE THEM Indoor Plants Garden Beds Greenhouses Raised Beds • Carefully packed & shipped fresh • Easy-to-follow instructions • Friendly customer care team