Canadian-grown expertise. Naturally.2026–2027 catalogue
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Anatis PolyGuard Winter

Amblyseius andersoni + Neoseiulus californicus

Two complementary canopy predators target thrips, russet mites and spider mites under cooler conditions.

Canopy

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What does it target?
Thrips, Mites
Where might it fit?
Explore documented predators and blends for exposed stages in the foliage.

Discuss your crop and production setting with a specialist to confirm suitability.

Which conditions matter?
Conditions need specialist confirmation.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the crop, pest species and growing conditions with a specialist before choosing an introduction program. Confirm the supplied format, quantity, release timing and delivery schedule.
Putting your solution to work

Practical guidance

Timing, formulation and growing conditions make a difference. Talk to an Anatis specialist for application guidance and a program matched to your crop.

Planning your order

Living beneficials are produced to order. There can be a week between ordering and delivery; confirm the schedule with the team before planning releases.

Transit is generally 24–48 hours after dispatch, depending on location. Production lead time and transit time are separate. Collection must be arranged in advance; there is no walk-in store with standing inventory.

Discuss the suitable formulation, quantity and timing when requesting a quote. Use the handling instructions for the product you receive.

FAQ
Show sources and review dates
Catalogue revision
2026–2027 · English v8 · PDF pages 5, 8, 9
Website content reviewed
Product resource
Ask the team for the current technical resource.

The website review date is separate from the document revision. Product-specific instructions and unresolved questions should be confirmed with Anatis.

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