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Spider Mite ControlNothing Works Better To Create A Beautiful Crop
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Although these predatory mites consume their prey at a more leisurely pace than do their friends Mesoseiulus longipes and Phytoseiulus persimilis--one adult or a few eggs per day--they can survive longer under starvation conditions. N. californicus need a minimum of 60% humidity and like temperatures 60-85 degrees F.
Origin: California This predator has five life stages; egg, larva, protonymph, deutonymph and adult. Their rate of increase is dependent on the temperature. It completes a generation in 4 to 12 days depending on the average temperature (12 days at 64°F, 4 days at 90°F). It lays about 3 eggs per day for 2 weeks and it lives about 20 days. At 77°F the female N. californicus can consume 5.3 Spider mites eggs/day. It feeds on a variety of pest mites including the 2 Spotted Mite, Pacific mite and the Cyclamen mite. Pesticides: N. californicus tolerates many pesticides. However, avoid using any pesticide one week prior and one week after release of predators. Release rates: 4 mites/sq. ft, bi-weekly, 2-3 times; 5,000-20,000/acre, bi-weekly, 2-3 times. Works great in gardens, greenhouses, strawberries, ornamentals and roses. Storage: N. californicus can be held in cold storage (50°F) for 7 days or more.
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151211 1,000 N. californicus (.3#) $30.00 151231 1,000 N. californicus, (25+ u) (.3#) $25.00 each 151351 N. californicus/P. persimilus mix , 5000 (large shaker) (2#) $118.00
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