Thrips Predatory Mite Sachets – A. cucumeris

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Steady, slow-release thrips defence! 🌿 Amblyseius cucumeris is a predatory mite that targets young thrips larvae — supplied in breeding sachets that release a fresh stream of mites over several weeks. How it works Each sachet is a self-contained breeding colony: cucumeris mites emerge continuously and roam the leaves, eating first-stage thrips larvae before they can mature and multiply. Because it works best as a preventive, ongoing presence, the sachet system keeps a protective population on your plants without repeat releases. How to use Hang one sachet per plant (or spread through a group), shaded within the foliage, and leave in place. The mites build up and disperse on their own. Choose the pack size to suit your collection. Good to know: Supplied in multiples of 5 sachets. Best as preventive thrips control. Ordering & shipping Live beneficial insects ship once a week — your order is dispatched on the Monday of the following week. For orders within Sweden, beneficial insects will be sent directly from our supplier. For the rest of EU, beneficial insects will be sent together with your plants from our greenhouse. Note: orders containing only beneficial insects are not included in the free shipping over 50€ offer for the rest of EU — a fixed shipping fee always applies. - Bild från Biobasiq Show more