Shaker Tub of Amblyseius cucumeris for Thrips Natural Grower If the soil is compacted

If the soil is compacted

Use from planting until harvest

or inactive newborns which you can often spot as tiny red or orange shiny dots

Adults actively hunt for aphid colonies - Once an adult female (around 2mm long) finds a colony she will lay her eggs next to it - The eggs hatch into highly visible orange larvae which feed on the colonies of all types of aphids

Shaker Tub of Amblyseius cucumeris for Thrips Natural Grower If the soil is compactedThrips Prevention Thrips are very difficult to reach with chemical sprays but Amblyseius predator mites are small enough to find and eat them, release early as they control the first stages of the Thrips lifecycle. Use indoors, all year round. Use outside, introduce the Amblyseius in mid May, or earlier where temperatures are constantly warm. Amblyseius will survive on pollen from flowers until the young thrips start to appear and provide them with a