FieldBUGS Neoseiulus Californicus Mites - 10K

Description

Introducing the FieldBUGS Neoseiulus Californicus Mites - 10K. FieldBUGS Neoseiulus Californicus Mites, now available in a convenient package size of 10,000, remain a powerful tool in the realm of integrated pest management for a diverse range of crops. Tailored for crops like citrus, grapes, dates, blueberries, cannabis, macadamia, avocado, strawberries, and various vegetable crops, these predatory mites are instrumental in preventing, controlling, and managing pest populations. Specifically targeting pests such as the Two-Spotted Spider Mite, Citrus Red Mite, Fruit Spider Mite, Broad Mite, Cyclamen Mite, and certain Thrips species, Neoseiulus californicus offers a versatile solution for farmers dealing with a spectrum of pest challenges.

Measuring a mere 0.5 mm, these mites, along with their nymphs and larvae, actively participate in the hunting of detrimental mites. Their predatory nature involves actively seeking out and consuming mites, contributing to the natural and sustainable reduction of pest populations. In addition to their efficacy in managing spider mites, Neoseiulus californicus demonstrates an extra advantage by also preying on certain Thrips species, broadening their impact in integrated pest management strategies.

The introduction of Neoseiulus californicus into agricultural ecosystems establishes a biocontrol approach that aligns with sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. The mites' ability to actively hunt and consume harmful pests positions them as valuable allies in fostering healthier crop environments. With a comprehensive range of target pests and compatibility with various crops, FieldBUGS Neoseiulus Californicus Mites in the 10,000-count package size continue to stand out as a strategic component in the holistic effort to cultivate robust and pest-resistant agricultural landscapes.

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Features

• Prevention, Control and Management
• Prevents and hunts different mites
• Californicus also feeds on Thrips

Specifications