GrowersHouse Aphelinus abdominalis - Control - Aphid Caterpillar

GrowersHouse Aphelinus abdominalis - Control - Aphid CaterpillarAphelinus abdominalis Controls: Aphelinus abdominalis is a small parasitic wasp that parasitizes larger aphid species including potato aphids and foxglove aphids. It is best known for its ability to control aphids. Unlike Aphidius wasps, Aphelinus is not hindered by hyperparasitism. Best known for their ability to control Aphids. Application Rate Recommendations for Aphelinus abdominalis: Preventative: 1 2 wasps per square foot depending on pest

Aphidius ervi is a parasitic wasp that is used to control larger aphids in greenhouse environments

Heavy Infestation: 1 roll per 100 square feet

Keep the soil moist for at least two weeks after application to ensure that the nematodes have enough time to locate and parasitize the pests

or irrigate thoroughly before application

If you must store the nematodes

Heavy Infestation: 4-6 lures per 1000 sq

White Grubs

making them easier to target with natural enemies

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and can be more cost-effective in the long run than using chemical pesticides

By offering a consistent food source

Suitable crops include vegetables (capsicum