Stratiolaelaps scimitus (formerly Hypoaspis miles) – predatory mite homeopathic against red mite and Varroa mite

Our preparation Stratiolaelaps scimitus is expressly marketed as a dynamized preparation only for use in stables (without animals) or bee hives. This corresponds to the current legal situation.

The 31ck₁₀₀ (₁₀₀ means that each potency level was achieved by 100 powerful strokes) is available in a special Potentiation process according to Heribert Breuer produced, which has proven to be particularly effective. The procedure is based on the instructions of Samuel Hahnemann, published in Organon der Heilkunst, 6th edition.

• 1c – 5c were triturated one hour (hand mortar, milk sugar in pharmacopoeia quality)
• 6ck- ….. knocking according to Breuer (100 hits with a wooden mallet per potency, 3 seconds pause per hit, double-distilled water or drinking alcohol 69.9% vol.)</li >

The idea

V. D. Kaviraj describes in his book “Homeopathy for Garden and Agriculture”, ISBN 978-3-939931-62-1 how he and his team initially experimented with potentiating pests such as lice, whitefly, caterpillars, etc. Since the results of the application were not satisfactory, they dealt with the predators of the respective pests. The working group found that natural predators when used in homeopathic applications showed good results in repelling pests.

I took this thought and looked for predators of the red mite and the Varroa mite. Both types of mites are widely known in poultry farming and beekeeping and play a painful role here.

First, Hypoaspis miles was found, the old name for the predatory mite Stratiolaelaps scimitus. The predatory mite feeds, among other things, on fungus gnats, springtails, swamp flies, thrips pupae, apple rust mites, pox mites, curl mites, fruit tree spider mites, bird mites, blood mites, snake mites, Varroa mites, etc.

Dosage suggestion:

Chicken coop: approx. 12 globules per 15 liters of spray mixture (e.g. backpack sprayer)

Bee prey: as above for spraying or 3 globules per liter of water/nutrient solution to mix with the feed

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