Amblyseius andersoni is released directly onto plants, distributing the sachets or carrier material evenly across the pest-affected areas. It can be applied preventively, before infestations appear, or curatively, upon detection of the first signs. This predator establishes itself on leaves and stems, where it actively seeks its prey and naturally reduces pest populations.
Releases should be adjusted to the crop's conditions and repeated according to the infestation level and the mite's persistence. Amblyseius andersoni acts as an effective biocontrol agent, safe for crops and compatible with other natural enemies, thus maintaining the biodiversity of the agricultural ecosystem.