Canadian-grown expertise. Naturally.2026–2027 catalogue
Pest guide & solutions

Mites

Small enough to miss. Fast enough to spread.

Build prevention before populations establish and respond to hotspots with specialist predators.

Not sure what you’re seeing? Start with free identification. ↗
Crop context for Mites
What to observe

Start with the evidence.

Mite populations can spread before damage becomes obvious. Record the location of hotspots and request identification when the species is uncertain.

The image and these clues are a starting point, not a confirmed species identification.

Monitor the crop

Document activity and changes over time. Monitoring tools help inform the conversation.

Above the growing medium

Explore documented predators and blends for exposed stages in the foliage.

In the growing medium

Explore options targeting susceptible stages around the soil and growing medium.

Build a coordinated program

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Above the growing medium

Other program components

Free taxonomic identification

Not sure what you’re seeing? Start with free identification.

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  1. Request help

    Describe your crop and what you have observed. “Not sure” is a valid starting point.

  2. Prepare the right sample

    Follow the lab’s instructions for your sample type. Leaf and soil samples require different preparation.

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  3. Identify and discuss

    Use the identification to discuss the next step with a specialist. Timing depends on the sample type and condition.

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