Hypoaspis miles works by actively hunting and feeding on the larvae of soil pests. They navigate through the soil and plant debris, attacking pests at their most vulnerable stages, thereby reducing pest populations naturally.

Hypoaspis miles is effective against a range of soil-dwelling pests, including fungus gnat larvae, springtails, root aphids, and thrips pupae. It can also help manage the population of other harmful soil organisms.

Hypoaspis miles should be applied directly to the soil or growing medium. Spread the mites evenly across the soil surface, focusing on areas with high pest activity. For best results, apply early in the pest life cycle.

The application rate for Hypoaspis miles depends on the level of pest infestation and the size of the area to be treated.

The best time to introduce Hypoaspis miles is before pest populations become established. Early spring or shortly after planting are ideal times, as this allows the mites to prevent pest outbreaks by reducing pest populations early.

es, Hypoaspis miles can be part of an integrated pest management (IPM) strategy. They are compatible with many biological control agents like Neoseiulus cucumeris and some chemical pesticides, though it's important to check for specific compatibility.

Yes, Hypoaspis miles are safe for plants, pets, and humans. They are a natural part of the soil ecosystem and target only soil-dwelling pests, without harming the plants or becoming a nuisance to people or pets.

Results can vary depending on the pest infestation level and environmental conditions. Generally, improvements can be observed within 2-4 weeks as the predatory mites reduce the pest population.

You can purchase Hypoaspis miles directly from our by contacting our sales team. We offer various package sizes to suit different needs, from small gardens to large commercial operations.