A couple weeks ago we passed along some info regarding Hypoaspis miles and their potential to help protect a crop from spider mites. Weren’t not completely sure how effective they can be at this stage in the game, but we’re hoping you’ll help us find out by being our guinea pigs, so to speak. And to help you help us, we’re having a sale!
Now unlike the caged guinea pig in the image above, you don’t have to be a cooperator to enjoy this temporary price reduction. Why, you can turn around and use these discounted predators for soil pests like fungus gnat and, of course, you can use them for thrips control. If you do, however, decide to take us up on our offer and use them specifically for spider mites, we sure would appreciate it if you’d get back to us with your results — good, bad, or otherwise. To help, call us at 603.942.8925, send us an email, or write to use the old fashioned way (address at bottom of sidebar).
This sale is effective until the ordering deadline on November 14th, 2008, and will apply to orders placed by phone, fax, or made online. Please note, though, that the special pricing is good only for orders shipped no later than November 21st, 2008 (unless there is a delay on our end). To get started, you may purchase our H. miles right now in our online shop.
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Mike Cherim responds:
Posted: November 14th, 2008 at 11:32 pm →
This sale has been concluded. We will have others, though. To stay current on this sort of thing, since announcements will be made in our Bug Blog, subscribe to our RSS Feed.