Question 1 of 7
What pest are you dealing with?
Select all that apply. If you're not certain, pick the symptoms closest to what you're seeing.
Not sure yetSomething's wrong but I haven't identified it — we'll point you to a broad-spectrum starting point
Spider MitesFine webbing, stippled yellowing leaves, tiny moving dots
ThripsSilver streaks, distorted new growth, black fecal spots
AphidsSticky honeydew, soft pear-shaped clusters on new growth
Fungus GnatsSmall flies hovering near soil, larvae damaging roots
MealybugsWhite cottony clusters in leaf joints and stems
Broad / Russet MitesTwisted new growth, blistering, bronze or tan discolouration
WhiteflyWhite cloud when foliage disturbed, yellowing leaves
ScaleBrown or white crusty bumps on stems and leaves
LeafminersPale winding tunnels or blotches visible inside leaf tissue
Caterpillars & GrubsLeaf chewing, rolled leaves, or soil-dwelling larvae damaging roots
Question 2 of 7
What's your growing setup?
Environment affects which organisms will thrive and how you should deploy them.
Indoor HouseplantsPots, shelving, living room or bedroom plants
Indoor Grow Tent / RoomControlled environment, grow lights, consistent temp/humidity
GreenhouseEnclosed structure, seasonal or year-round use
Outdoor GardenBeds, borders, raised beds, outdoor pots
Question 3 of 7
How severe is the infestation?
This determines whether you need treatment, prevention, or both.
No current infestation — I want to prevent problemsPlants look healthy. I want to get ahead of potential issues or maintain clean conditions.
Light — I've spotted a few pestsEarly signs on one or two plants. Caught it early.
Moderate — Several plants affectedSpreading across multiple plants. Visible damage but not catastrophic.
Heavy — It's gotten out of handWidespread infestation, significant plant stress. I need to act fast.
Question 4 of 7
What type of plants are you growing?
Some organisms are better suited to specific plant types and leaf structures.
Edibles & HerbsTomatoes, peppers, basil, cannabis, strawberries, etc.
Tropicals & AroidsMonstera, Philodendron, Alocasia, Pothos, Calathea, etc.
Ornamentals & FlowersRoses, orchids, cut flowers, nursery stock
Mixed CollectionA mix of types — I need something versatile
Question 5 of 7
What's your experience with biologicals?
This helps us tailor the recommendation and how we explain it.
New to biocontrolFirst time using living organisms for pest control. I want clear guidance.
Some experienceI've used predatory mites or nematodes before with mixed results.
Experienced growerI use biocontrol regularly. Just point me to the right product.
Question 6 of 7
Any preferences on the type of organism?
Some growers prefer not to see insects flying around. That's completely fine — most of our best products are invisible mites.
No preference — show me the best optionI don't mind what form it takes. Just give me what works.
No flying insects pleaseCrawling insects, mites, and nematodes are fine — I just don't want anything airborne.
Mites and nematodes onlyI don't want to see any insects at all. Keep it invisible.
Question 7 of 7
How much are you treating?
We'll use this to suggest the right size variant for your setup.
