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Phytoseiulus persimilis - red carpet treatment
At this time of year, the whole area of our garden under concrete (a
terrace and paved areas) are swarming with what I believe are Phytoseiulus persimilis, best known as the predator for red spider mite. The only references for this species I can find through Google are to its use to control red spider mite. As far as I know we have no red spider mite. The infestations have happened every summer since the house was built in 1998. While they seem to be harmless, nobody wants to sit out on our terrace because of this 'red carpet'. What do you recommend to control/eliminate this pest. And where can I find out something about their habitat, breeding, etc? Ian |
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