Hypoaspis Miles Predatory Mites - Kill Sciarid Fly/Fungus Fly Larvae & Thrip Pupae (25000)

I have been using this product for about 3 years to keep fungus gnats numbers low. In fact it eradicated them a few times and is the only thing that works! I keep various invertebrates and use it in their substrate. It’s harmless to them but keeps the pain in the ass flies at bay. It needs to be used continually over time (but large time lapse in between treatments) as these gnats will easily repopulate but it’s made life much easier. They really do piss me off. I know I said it before but I say it again it’s the ONLY product that works!

The treatment did not work, contacted the company and their suggestion was to buy more. I would recommend looking for a cheaper solution that works!

Tiny little bottle of dirt arrived after a week; I divided the soil content between 8 indoor plant pots - sprinkling a teaspoon of the dirt on top of the soil in each pot - and within a week my rampant infestation of tiny leaf eating flies hatching pin head eggs had completely disappeared - worked well and very simple to use.

It doesn’t work properly, I may made mistake myself.

Very powerful the only issue is the poor bugs die off once they have nothing left to feed on.

These mites are great value for money - a little goes a long way. Add them to the topsoil of new plants or after re-potting to guard against fungus gnats and other soil-dwelling pests . They'll get established and pay dividends well into the future.

I bought 2000 and I could see maybe 10 when I emptied the bottle into my tub. I’m hoping the rest are super tiny but the 10 I saw were the size I was expecting. Very disappointed.Well the next day I could see loads and loads of mites so very pleased. They were just a lot smaller than I was expecting

I keep giving this company chances thinking that my conditions are to blame but I'm convinced they're not this time.I've ordered these 2/3 times and every time I order them they look entirely different. After speaking to an expert at the local uni - I've been doing everything right to keep them alive. After the first time I didn't expect these to deal with a huge infestation, rather protect against or deal with minor ones.They are sodding useless. No change in pest populations whatsoever and they certainly don't protect against infestations either.