Canadian-grown expertise. Naturally.2026–2027 catalogue
The Anatis Guard Series

More than beneficials.
Strategic blends.

Developed around real challenges in Canadian crops. Complementary organisms, brought together for targeted protection.

Greenhouse canopy and root zone
Targeted solutions by crop zone

Protection where
it matters.

Six formulations. Complementary species.
Fewer separate introductions to manage.

Canopy protection

Growing medium protection

Build around your crop.

The component species are also available individually. Our specialists can help match a blend to your pest pressure and conditions.

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Understand the differences

Compare all six Guard formulations

Compare each blend’s role, growing conditions and questions to discuss with a specialist. A blend is not interchangeable with a single-species product because it shares an ingredient.

Anatis DuoGuard

Component species
Gaeolaelaps gillespiei + Stratiolaelaps scimitus
Role in a program
Two predators work through the growing medium against fungus gnat larvae and thrips pupae.
What does it target?
Thrips, Fungus gnats & shore flies
Which conditions matter?
Documented greenhouse-vegetable and ornamental-nursery uses; indoor and outdoor conditions, avoiding freezing or flooding.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the pest life stage and whether canopy protection is also needed. Follow the mixture's own instructions.
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Anatis PolyGuard Summer

Component species
Amblyseius swirskii + Neoseiulus californicus
Role in a program
Complementary canopy predators for young thrips, whiteflies, russet mites and spider mites.
What does it target?
Thrips, Mites, Whiteflies
Which conditions matter?
The catalogue positions this blend for warmer conditions. The season name alone is not a selection rule.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the species present and your actual growing conditions; ask for mixture-specific application guidance.

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Anatis PolyGuard Winter

Component species
Amblyseius andersoni + Neoseiulus californicus
Role in a program
Complementary canopy predators for thrips, russet mites and spider mites.
What does it target?
Thrips, Mites
Which conditions matter?
The catalogue positions this blend for cooler conditions. Confirm suitability for your crop and actual temperatures.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Whitefly suitability is not established in the reviewed record. Confirm the intended targets and mixture-specific application guidance.

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Anatis SpiderGuard Ace

Component species
Neoseiulus fallacis + Phytoseiulus persimilis
Role in a program
A canopy blend combining Phytoseiulus persimilis with Neoseiulus fallacis for spider-mite programs.
What does it target?
Mites
Which conditions matter?
Crop and production setting require confirmation; the catalogue does not provide a complete mixture-specific conditions table.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Review recent pesticide use and the exact crop conditions. Component-species compatibility does not establish compatibility of the complete blend.

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Anatis SpiderGuard Flex

Component species
Neoseiulus californicus + Phytoseiulus persimilis
Role in a program
A canopy blend combining Phytoseiulus persimilis with Neoseiulus californicus for spider-mite programs.
What does it target?
Mites
Which conditions matter?
The catalogue describes warm, dry or variable conditions; confirm the suitable range and crop with Anatis.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Discuss temperature and humidity variation. Do not apply a single component's conditions or release rate to the mixture.

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Anatis TrioGuard

Component species
G. gillespiei + S. scimitus + Dalotia coriaria
Role in a program
Three complementary predators address fungus gnat larvae and thrips pupae in the growing medium.
What does it target?
Thrips, Fungus gnats & shore flies
Which conditions matter?
Documented greenhouse-vegetable and ornamental-nursery uses; indoor and outdoor conditions, avoiding freezing or flooding.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Discuss the role of the third predator and the introduction schedule with the team. More species alone does not establish a better fit.
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