Aphid control - Aphidius-Mix-System

Dual action – combines two species of parasitic wasps, Aphidius colemani and Aphidius ervi, to control both small and large aphid species.
No precise identification required – A. colemani targets small aphid species, while A. ervi controls larger species. Together, they provide effective control of mixed aphid populations.
Effective control – female wasps lay their eggs inside aphids. The larvae develop within the host, eventually killing it.
Additional control effect – the presence of parasitic wasps can trigger a panic response, causing aphids to drop from the plant.
IPM-friendly – a reliable solution for crops where multiple aphid species occur simultaneously.

Start preventatively – introduce Aphidius-Mix-System before aphid populations begin to build up.
Increase the dosage when aphids appear – adjust the release rate according to pest density.
Combine for curative control – for existing infestations, combine with Aphidoletes-System or Chrysopa-System. More severe infestations can also be tackled with Adalia-System.

Mix gently – carefully rotate the bottle horizontally to ensure an even distribution of the mummies.
Apply throughout the crop – sprinkle the contents onto horizontal leaves or use Bio-Boxes suspended in the crop.
Keep off the soil – never place the mummies directly onto the soil or growing substrate.
Leave undisturbed – make sure the material remains dry and is not moved from its release site for at least a few days.

Ideal for mixed aphid populations – use Aphidius-Mix-System when several aphid species are present or when the aphid species cannot be identified.
Optimal conditions – best results are achieved at temperatures between 18°C and 22°C (64-72°F) with a relative humidity of 60-80%.
Use above 10°C (50°F) – Aphidius-Mix-System is recommended for temperatures above 10°C (50°F). Efficacy decreases at temperatures above 30°C (86°F).

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