Thrips Predatory Mite Sachets – A. cucumeris

Steady, slow-release thrips defence! 🌿 Amblyseius cucumeris is a predatory mite that targets young thrips larvae — supplied in breeding sachets that release a fresh stream of mites over several weeks.

How it works

Each sachet is a self-contained breeding colony: cucumeris mites emerge continuously and roam the leaves, eating first-stage thrips larvae before they can mature and multiply. Because it works best as a preventive, ongoing presence, the sachet system keeps a protective population on your plants without repeat releases.

How to use

Hang one sachet per plant (or spread through a group), shaded within the foliage, and leave in place. The mites build up and disperse on their own. Choose the pack size to suit your collection.

Good to know: Supplied in multiples of 5 sachets. Best as preventive thrips control.

Ordering & shipping

• Live beneficial insects ship once a week — your order is dispatched on the Monday of the following week.
• For orders within Sweden, beneficial insects will be sent directly from our supplier.
• For the rest of EU, beneficial insects will be sent together with your plants from our greenhouse.
• Note: orders containing only beneficial insects are not included in the free shipping over 50€ offer for the rest of EU — a fixed shipping fee always applies.

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