preditor mites?

[N.east4eva]

I recently released both amblyseius cucumeris and swirskii.i know they are mainly for thrip and whitefly but I am trying them on my spider mites cause I got them for free.am I wasting my time?do they make webs like spider mites?do they take care of themselves when the work is done?any info anyone has would be great.thanks_up in smoke_

 

[the rrock]

Tell us how they work out,Ive never heard of these doing what they are suppose to do,except die.

 

[N.east4eva]

will do.so far so good.hatching nicely.

 

[buddahslave]

How aggressive are your mites? If just a few it might work, if very aggressive then a waist of time. Are you against a miticide?

 

[frebo]

How aggressive are your mites? If just a few it might work, if very aggressive then a waist of time. Are you against a miticide?

I used lady bugs and a predatory mite a couple years ago. Both seemed to work.

 

[buddahslave]

Predatory mites work good on a small out break and are highly recommended, lady bugs are good for absolutely nothing:cigar:

 

[N.east4eva]

no not against miticide .just experimenting w a donation of packets.seems to be working somewhat but I think falling temps that have translated into my room are slowing them down as well.thanks for the comments and I will keep posting.new strain today!excited for kandy kush.