Direct release of predatory mites onto plants or in strategic areas of the crop where initial pest outbreaks are detected. This can be done manually or using gradual release systems, depending on the product's commercial format (sachets, bottles, or carrier material). Neoseiulus californicus should preferably be applied in the early stages of infestation or preventively, to allow its establishment in the crop before pest populations multiply. Optimal conditions for its development are moderate temperatures and relative humidity above 60%. Once established, the predator moves throughout the plant actively searching for prey and maintains continuous control of spider mite, thrips, and other mite populations.