Amblydromalus limonicus is released directly onto the crop, distributing the sachets or carrier material (usually bran) evenly. It can be applied preventively, before a mass outbreak of pests, or curatively, when the first signs of infestation are detected. This predator establishes itself in the middle and upper parts of the plants, where it actively seeks its prey.
Releases should be adapted to the crop conditions and the level of infestation, and repeated periodically to maintain a stable population. Amblydromalus limonicus acts as a biocontrol agent, naturally reducing thrips and whitefly populations without leaving residues and without affecting beneficial insects.