Natural enemies
Blister mites have many natural enemies that limit their
numbers in many landscapes and gardens, especially when undisturbed
by pesticide sprays. Some of the most effective are the predatory
mites. Various insects are also useful predators -- the sixspotted
thrips, the larvae and adults of the spider
mite destroyer lady beetle, and various general predators such as green
lacewings, damsel bugs, assassin
bugs, bigeyed bugs, minute
pirate bugs, soldier
beetles, ground
beetles, and spiders. | 
Sixspotted
thrips
Adult
spider mite destroyer
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