Posted by If you have ever thought about getting Clovers as pets, you might have heard of the following: Clovers are hardy, can tolerate low temperatures, and are non-allergic to dust mite’s. While these are good things, it is important to keep in mind that no one pet will be the perfect pet. While many people consider dogs, cats and hamsters their “perfect pets”, they do not live up to this standard. While dogs, cats and hamsters can endure cold weather, they can also suffer from heat stroke. And while a pet can tolerate low temperature, there are some pets that can not. These are generally the ones such as: rabbits, fish, birds and reptiles.
Although they have one weakness common to all pests, Clover Mites Vs Chiggers is often an argument that cannot be avoided. While some people do treat Chiggers with insecticides, some will not because of their sensitivity to the chemical ingredient in insecticides. So, how can you tell which one is the better choice? Well, there are a few things to look for that will help you decide. Here are a few things to look for:
While both Clovers and Chiggers can create issues with a clover mites infestation, one issue may be more common to them. Their main issue is that of having to deal with the waste they leave behind on your lawn, leaves and bedding. The first thing to realize is that the clover mites vs chiggers battle can often times be decided by the type of bedding material you have in your yard. A clover lawn bed is generally more prone to being invaded by these little bugs. Therefore, the material your bedding is made from will be one of the determining factors when deciding which one is the winner.
If you are able to visually inspect your bedding, you will notice a few things. First, there will likely be either an egg or the remains of an adult Closter mite. While this sounds like bad news, you should know that the adult Closter mite will be much harder to see due to their small size. This is where a little help from your naked eye comes in handy.
It is very important to use a microscope when inspecting your bedding for Clostermites Vs Chiggers so that you can make sure that they are not hiding underneath the layers of dirt. On a side note, you should also know that clover mites do not feed on plants. They feed on the dead plant material which can be found within and around your indoor plants. Therefore, you should focus on cleaning up any excess soil which has accumulated around your plants. You should also keep in mind that you should not wash your plants with soap and water as you may be spreading the plant bed bugs into other areas of your home. Therefore, you should clean up any droppings and wash your plants using disinfectant to kill the bugs.
The third type of Clostermite that you need to be concerned about is the Chigger which can be found in your lawn, grass, and gardens. Unlike the clover mites, the Chiggers can be found inside your house and feed on animals or human blood. These bugs hide in dark areas such as under rocks and logs and they suck the blood out of the animals or humans living in your house. If you have never seen these critters in your house before, you might want to take a sample of your skin to a laboratory so that you can be tested for certain diseases associated with these parasites.