Our soil-dwelling mites, Hypoaspis miles, are often one of the first critters put into a greenhouse for the prevention, management, and control of fungus gnats and/or thrips (and maybe even some spider mites). Since they last a long time but establish more slowly than some controls, putting out these soil dwelling mites early is a very wise move. We have successful customers that have been doing this for years which is indicative of its effectiveness and, really, its importance as well. Try it.
This sale is effective until the ordering deadline on January 23rd, 2009, 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 January 30th, 2009 (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: January 24th, 2009 at 7:00 am →
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.