Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix sachet for pest prevention, featuring A. andersoni, A. cucumeris, P. persimilis, A. swirskii.
Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix sachets hanging on a tomato plant for pest control.

Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix in Prevention Sachets

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Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix in Prevention Sachets

Nature’s Four-Part Harmony—Now in Slow-Release Prevention Sachets

When pest mites start acting bold, this is the crew you call in.

Our Special Blend sachets feature a hand-selected mix of four powerhouse predators:
Amblyseius andersoni, Amblyseius cucumeris, Phytoseiulus persimilis, and Amblyseius swirskii. Each specializes in a different role—some go after eggs, others stalk adults; some thrive in heat, others prefer cooler setups. Together, they target spider mites, broad mites, rust mites, and russet hemp mites across all life stages.

And yes—they’re real. Barely. These mites are tiny—like “wait, is that dust?” tiny. Spotting them is basically an eyesight test. But even if you can’t see them, trust: they’re on the job.

Are They Safe?

100% safe for humans, pets, and plants. These predatory mites don’t bite, sting, or spread. They’re purely in it for the pest mites.

How to Use Them

  • Hang or clip the sachets near affected plants—no need to open them.

  • Mites will gradually exit through the sachet’s breathable material over 2–4 weeks.

  • Avoid misting the sachets directly; overhead watering is fine after 24 hours.

Best For:

  • Preventing mite flare-ups before they start

  • Indoor grow setups, greenhouses, and covered outdoor areas

  • Collectors who want to stay ahead of the curve

Why Sachets?

  • Hands-off release. No measuring, no spreading—just hang and go.

  • Extended coverage. Mites emerge gradually for up to 30 days.

  • Perfect for prevention. Especially after an infestation has been knocked down.

  • Low maintenance. One of the easiest forms of biological pest control.

How Many Do I Need?

  • One sachet every 5 square feet

  • Replace every 2–4 weeks, depending on your environment

Need Immediate Suppression?
Pair with a bottle of fast-acting adults for instant impact, then let the sachets take over from there.

Shipping & Storage

  • Storage: Use immediately. If needed, refrigerate at 42–48°F for up to 48 hours

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Quick shipping but unsure about effectiveness

The shipping arrived quickly according to the stated delivery estimates and shipping details on the website. One satchel had exploded during shipping but that cannot be controlled by the shipper. My only concern is to the effectiveness of the mites themselves. The satchels have been hung for about a week now. In the time, I have only seen one active mite. Meanwhile the existing spider mites seem unaffected. This may be my fault for not ordering the rapid infestation although spider mite levels would still be considered low. I may need to purchase a faster solution shortly if the existing spider mite population continues to grow with little impact from the slow release.

Hi!

The sachets are really designed as a prevention-- they're filled with all life stages -- eggs, larvae, and adults. So you're partially waiting for the eggs and larvae to grow up, and that can take up to 30 days. The cans (treatment) have all adults, which are hungry and ready to rumble now. The sachets will work over time or with enough sachets, but it won't be quickly. Karen will email you a discount code if you'd like to get the cans to help speed it up.

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