Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix in Bottles for mite infestation control, featuring Amblyseius andersoni and other predator species.
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Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix in Bottles

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Special Blend Predatory Mite Mix in Bottles

Four predators. One mission: wipe out your mite problem.

This isn’t some generic blend—it’s a strategic hit squad: Amblyseius swirskii for broad mites and thrips larvae, Phytoseiulus persimilis for spider mites, Amblyseius cucumeris for early-stage thrips, and Amblyseius andersoni for everything in between. They each specialize in different pest life stages, climates, and conditions—but together, they’re a full-coverage strike force.

These mites don’t mess around. You’ll usually start seeing results in 2–5 days.

Why Bottles?

  • Instant action. These bottles are packed with fast-moving adults—no waiting for eggs to hatch.

  • Broad-spectrum control. From two-spotted spider mites to russet hemp mites, this blend covers it.

  • Adaptable. Thrives in 60–90°F temps and 50–80% humidity.

  • Perfect for outbreaks. Use when things have already gotten out of hand.

How They Work
Once released, the mites fan out in search of pests. Females lay eggs near infestations; those hatch in 2–3 days. In about a week, the next generation is on the move. Adults stay active for up to 30 days, feeding and reproducing near pest hotspots.

What They Target

  • Spider mites (two-spotted, carmine red, pacific)

  • Broad mites

  • Russet hemp mites

  • Rust mites

  • Bonus: thrips larvae

How Much to Use

  • Light infestations: 2–10 mites per square foot

  • Heavy infestations: Go big—25,000+ mites recommended

  • Want prevention too? Pair with slow-release sachets for long-term coverage

Good to Know

  • Avoid spraying pesticides before or after release—they’ll kill your mites

  • Use immediately on arrival (or refrigerate at 42–48°F for up to 48 hours)

  • Shipped overnight with live delivery guaranteed

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