Spider Mite Predators – Phytoseiulus (2,000) mystery Each leaf develops unique patterns

Each leaf develops unique patterns making this plant a highly sought after collector specimen

Adult chafers fly low over the lawn on sunny mornings in May–June and lay their eggs

Best at 20–25 °C soil temperature

so it keeps working while it patrols your plants

Spider Mite Predators – Phytoseiulus (2,000) mystery Each leaf develops unique patternsA cavalry charge against spider mite! 2,000 Phytoseiulus persimilis predatory mites for larger collections or serious, webbed up spider mite outbreaks. How it works This speedy orange red predator eats spider mites at every stage eggs, nymphs and adults. With a big release it overwhelms even heavy infestations fast, multiplying while prey is plentiful and mopping up the webbing spider mites leave behind. Loves warm, humid conditions. How to use