Soil Predatory Mites – Hypoaspis (2,500) Rare Plant This selection is admired for

This selection is admired for its playful high contrast foliage where fresh lemon yellow to chartreuse variegation appears as bubbly speckling

🦟 These microscopic nematodes (Steinernema feltiae) target fungus gnat larvae in the soil — the classic pest of almost every houseplant collection

where monks grew them for food and medicine

making it appealing for collectors of rare species

Soil Predatory Mites – Hypoaspis (2,500) Rare Plant This selection is admired forYour soil's tiny cleanup crew! Hypoaspis (Stratiolaelaps) is a small soil dwelling predatory mite that patrols the top layer of your potting mix, hunting fungus gnat larvae, thrips pupae and other small soil pests. How it works These mites live in the upper few centimetres of the soil, where they seek out and devour the eggs and larvae of fungus gnats as well as pupating thrips breaking the pest life cycle right where it starts. They're tough, long