Cannabis IPM

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In cannabis, a failed pest test can cost the whole crop. Build a cannabis IPM program with beneficial insects for cannabis — clean, residue-free control you can run right through flower.

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In cannabis, a failed pest test can cost you the whole crop — and pests build resistance fast in a dense canopy. Beneficial insects give you clean, residue-free control you can run right through flower, with no compliance worries.

Build a complete cannabis IPM program with living biocontrol. Beneficial insects for cannabis control thrips, spider mites, aphids, whitefly, and fungus gnats without the residues and compliance risk of chemical sprays — protecting both your plants and your test results.

Why biocontrol fits cannabis

Cannabis faces strict pesticide-residue testing, and pests develop resistance fast in warm, dense indoor canopies. Beneficials leave no residue, can be used right through flower, are safe for staff, and keep pests below threshold when deployed preventatively.

How to build a cannabis IPM program

Start clean in propagation and veg: release predatory mites for thrips and spider mites, parasitic wasps for aphids and whitefly, and soil predators or nematodes for fungus gnats. Monitor with sticky traps, and layer in biofungicides and horticultural oils for disease and knockdown.

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What is IPM for cannabis?

Integrated Pest Management combines prevention, monitoring, and biological controls to keep pests below damaging levels with minimal or no chemical pesticides.

Are beneficial insects safe to use on cannabis?

Yes — they leave no residue, can be used through flower, and help you meet strict cannabis testing requirements.

Can I release beneficials during flower?

Yes — unlike many sprays, beneficials can be used in flower, making them ideal for clean, compliant harvests.

What pests affect cannabis most?

Thrips, spider mites, aphids, whitefly, and fungus gnats are the most common — all controllable with the beneficials in this collection.

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