BB - Stratiolaelaps scimitus 25,000 (1 L) with Peatmoss and Vermiculite
#17090
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Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis) mites are predatory at all life stages, feeding on soil-dwelling pests with each mite consuming 5-8 prey per day. Females lay eggs in the soil, where mites can also survive on algae and plant debris when prey is scarce. They help control thrips by targeting pupae in the soil and can go up to 7 weeks without food.
Key Features:
- Predatory mite inhabiting the top layer of soil
- Feeds on soil pests like fungus gnat larvae, thrips pupae, and European pepper moth eggs
- Can endure several weeks without prey
- Effective for long-term pest reduction
Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis) mites are predatory at all life stages, feeding on soil-dwelling pests with each mite consuming 5-8 prey per day. Females lay eggs in the soil, where mites can also survive on algae and plant debris when prey is scarce. They help control thrips by targeting pupae in the soil and can go up to 7 weeks without food.
Key Features:
- Predatory mite inhabiting the top layer of soil
- Feeds on soil pests like fungus gnat larvae, thrips pupae, and European pepper moth eggs
- Can endure several weeks without prey
- Effective for long-term pest reduction
BB - Stratiolaelaps scimitus 25,000 (1 L) with Peatmoss and Vermiculite
#17090
Quantity Per Case: N/A
Quantity Per Pallet: N/A
Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis) mites are predatory at all life stages, feeding on soil-dwelling pests with each mite consuming 5-8 prey per day. Females lay eggs in the soil, where mites can also survive on algae and plant debris when prey is scarce. They help control thrips by targeting pupae in the soil and can go up to 7 weeks without food.
Key Features:
- Predatory mite inhabiting the top layer of soil
- Feeds on soil pests like fungus gnat larvae, thrips pupae, and European pepper moth eggs
- Can endure several weeks without prey
- Effective for long-term pest reduction
BB - Stratiolaelaps scimitus 25,000 (1 L) with Peatmoss and Vermiculite
#17090
Quantity Per Case: N/A
Quantity Per Pallet: N/A
Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis) mites are predatory at all life stages, feeding on soil-dwelling pests with each mite consuming 5-8 prey per day. Females lay eggs in the soil, where mites can also survive on algae and plant debris when prey is scarce. They help control thrips by targeting pupae in the soil and can go up to 7 weeks without food.
Key Features:
- Predatory mite inhabiting the top layer of soil
- Feeds on soil pests like fungus gnat larvae, thrips pupae, and European pepper moth eggs
- Can endure several weeks without prey
- Effective for long-term pest reduction