Soil Predatory Mites – Hypoaspis (25,000) Alocasia sword-like leaves and elegant

sword-like leaves and elegant

Derived from tropical South American lineages

In the variegated form the dramatic green foliage is accented by irregular splashes and marbling of cream to pale yellow creating a high contrast and sculptural look

infect them with lethal bacteria and reproduce inside them before spreading to find more

Soil Predatory Mites – Hypoaspis (25,000) Alocasia sword-like leaves and elegantThe big batch soil guardian! A generous 25,000 Hypoaspis (Stratiolaelaps) predatory mites for larger collections and greenhouses natural, preventive control of fungus gnat larvae and thrips pupae in the soil. How it works Living in the top layer of the potting mix, these mites hunt down the eggs and larvae of fungus gnats and pupating thrips, quietly breaking the pest cycle at the root. Hardy and self sustaining, they keep working for weeks and are