Spider Mite Predators – Phytoseiulus (2,000) mystery Best at 20–25 °C soil

Best at 20–25 °C soil temperature

ideally sunny

its larvae are ravenous predators that suck out large numbers of aphids

This hybrid Alocasia is known for its dramatic arrow shaped leaves with bold veining and striking patterned stems

Spider Mite Predators – Phytoseiulus (2,000) mystery Best at 20–25 °C soilA 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