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SPIDERMITE PREDATORS<br />

Feltiella Acarisuga<br />

Type: A small midge that is a predator of spider mite<br />

which can be used for their biological control.<br />

How it works: Adults are around 2mm in length and a<br />

light brown colour. Larva are worm-like and yellow.<br />

Capable of flight. Only the larvae will feed on the spider<br />

mite but are voracious feeders.<br />

Species controlled: Spider mites including red spider<br />

mites (Tetranychus urticea), European red mite<br />

(Panonychus ulmi) and carmine spider mites (Tetranychus<br />

cinnabarinus).<br />

Directions for use: Usually supplied as larvae or pupae at<br />

a rate of around 250 pupae/ha repeated for 4 to 6 weeks<br />

increase to 1000-1500 pupae/ha if pest populations are<br />

high. Great for use on protected vegetables and<br />

ornamentals.<br />

FELTIELLA ACARISUGA<br />

250<br />

£96.60<br />

Orius Majusculus<br />

Type: Predatory bugs.<br />

How it works: Voracious predator of thrips, aphids and<br />

most other soft bodied prey. They often kill lots more than<br />

they need if visible.<br />

Species controlled: Orius will attack allstages of thrip on<br />

plants and most other soft bodied pest they come into<br />

contact with.<br />

When to use: Ideal to control established thrips populations<br />

on a range of plants and can be used alongside other<br />

biologicals.<br />

Rates of use: 0.5 to 1 per m2every 2 weeks until fully<br />

established.<br />

ORIUS MAJUSCULUS<br />

PREDATORY BUG IN VERMICULITE CONTAINS 500 ADULTS<br />

£96.60<br />

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