Californicus-System 

Californicus-Breeding-System 

Californicus predates on various spidermite species, including the two spotted spider mite (T. urticae). They can consume 5 adults and/or nymphs per day and 10 eggs and/or larvae per day. Female adults predate on all stages, while nymphs prefer eggs and larval stages. They also feed on other spider mites, broad mites, cyclamen mite and thrips.

Key Features

• Predatory mite 
• Efficient control against a variety of spider mite species 
• Can be introduced preventatively in absence of prey 
• Less sensitive to warm and dry conditions 
• Feeds on pollen 

Storage 

• Use immediately upon receipt
• If not possible, product can be briefly stored in a dark room with enough ventilation. 
• Californicus-System 46 °F (8 °C) and 80% RH
• Californicus-Breeding-System 59 °F (15 °C) and 80% RH