Encarsia formosa/Eretmocerus eremicus - Control - Whitefly Aphids

Encarsia formosa/Eretmocerus eremicus - Control - Whitefly AphidsEncarsia formosa Eretmocerus eremicus Controls: Encarsia formosa and Eretmocerus eremicus are tiny parasitic wasps that are mainly parasitic to whiteflies. They can be easily released in the field for the control of whiteflies indoors or outdoors. Eretmocerus eremicus act as both an external and internal parasite whereas Encarsia formosa act as the only internal parasite. Best known for their ability to control Tobacco whitefly (Bemesia tabaci) along

store them in a refrigerator at 38-42° F

Effective biological control agent for whiteflies

Available Sizes: Card and blister pack

making them easier to target with natural enemies

The GrowersHouse Tripher lure - pk of 10 is a pheromone lure that is used to monitor and control Western flower thrips

Nematodes are very sensitive to UV light

and the bugs should be gently shaken onto foliage close to whitefly infestations

AB100L - 280ml plastic box - 100 larvae

persimilis when spider mite infestations are severe to rapidly knock back the pest mites

sprinkle BCA inside

How-To Use Duponchelia fovealis lure For Best Results:

Ensures your greenhouse crops have the most vigorous root system possible