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The Ultimate Defense Against Spider Mites

Neoseiulus californicus, is an effective biological control agent against various pest mites including Spider Mites, and Broad mites. It’s particularly robust and adaptable, thriving in a range of environmental conditions. Its application in agriculture serves as a natural pest management method, crucial for maintaining the health and balance of crop ecosystems.

Why Neoseiulus californicus?

Rapid Response and Reproduction
Effective Plant Pest Management
Safe for Plants and Environment
Easy to Apply

Biology

Common Name: Neoseiulus californicus
Classification: Arachnid, Acari, Phytoseiidae
Role: Biological control agent against spider mites and broad mites Stages: Egg, larva, protonymph, deutonymph, adult
Duration: Completes lifecycle from egg to adult in about 7-8 days at 25°C
Temperature Requirements: between 20°C and 30°C

Target Pests

Characteristics

Neoseiulus californicus are used in protected crops like capsicums, eggplants, cucumbers, strawberries, cut-flowers. They are effective in non-protected crops, temperatures above 10°C. Adults tolerate up to 45°C in greenhouses.

Are you struggling with pests wreaking havoc on your crops?

Image depicting the damage caused by spider mites on plants: Visible as fine yellow or white speckling on the leaves, resulting from their feeding on plant sap. Heavy infestations can lead to widespread leaf discoloration, wilting, and eventual leaf drop. Webbing on the plants is a common sign, indicating a severe spider mite presence.
Spider mite damage

Neoseiulus californicus, answer your pest problems. These tiny warriors are nature’s allies, and they’re here to protect your plants. Their efficacy has been well-documented over decades, making them a cornerstone of eco-friendly pest control in various agricultural settings.

Ordering with us is easy. Choose Neoseiulus Californicus, choose your quantity, and let us handle the rest. We ensure swift, secure delivery so you can get started on your eco-friendly pest control journey as soon as possible.

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At PowerBugs, we are dedicated to sustainable agriculture and integrated pest management. We understand the delicate balance between pests and beneficial insects, and we are committed to preserving the health of ecosystems. Choose Neoseiulus californicus for a greener future.

At PowerBugs, our principles define us. We believe in sustainability, balance, knowledge, excellence, innovation, and collective responsibility. We embrace these values as we nurture fields, gardens, and a more harmonious Earth.

While the past holds its secrets, the present offers a chance to harness the advantages of these remarkable allies for a thriving ecosystem. Say goodbye to harmful pesticides and embrace a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach. Avail of our Neoseiulus Californicus for sale. Contact us now!  

Neoseiulus californicus preys on various stages of pest mites, including eggs, larvae, nymphs, and adults. By consuming these pests, it helps reduce their populations and prevent damage to plants.

While primarily used against spider mites, Neoseiulus californicus can also target other mite species, including the Pacific mite, the cyclamen mite, and the broad mite, making it a versatile tool in pest management strategies.

Neoseiulus californicus should be evenly distributed over infested areas, focusing on the undersides of leaves where pest mites are most prevalent. They can be applied manually with our new designed pails or with specialised equipment for larger areas.

The best time to introduce Neoseiulus californicus is at the first sign of pest mite infestation. Early intervention can prevent pests from reaching damaging levels and ensure better control success.

Situation Release Rate Requires Releases (approx.)
Preventative Releases 10 – 50

Calis/m2

1 - 2 releases per growing season
Low Pest Populations 50 – 100 Calis/m2 2 - 3 releases
Moderate to High Pest Populations 100 – 200 Calis/m2 3 - 4 releases

Yes, Neoseiulus californicus can be integrated with other biological control agents for a more comprehensive pest management approach. It's important to choose compatible agents to avoid disrupting the predatory mites' effectiveness.

Neoseiulus californicus are safe for plants, pets, and humans. They specifically target pest mites and do not harm non-target species, making them an environmentally friendly option for pest control.

Results can vary, but typically, a reduction in pest populations can be observed within 2-3 weeks after application. Environmental conditions and the extent of infestation can affect the timeline.

Neoseiulus californicus can be purchased directly from our website by using the Quick Inquire Form or by contacting us via Email or Phone. We offer a variety of quantities to suit different needs, from small residential gardens to commercial agricultural applications.

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