Garden Care

Ingredients - Corn oil, Soybean Oil, Sunflower oil, Coconut oil, Citric acid, Water

Item Volume - 1.45 Gallons

Material Feature - Organic and 100% food-grade ingredients

Item Form - Liquid

Ingredients - Corn oil, Soybean Oil, Sunflower oil, Coconut oil, Citric acid, Water

Item Volume - 2.8 Gallons

Material Feature - Organic and 100% food-grade ingredients

Item Form - Liquid

Ingredients - Corn oil, Soybean Oil, Sunflower oil, Coconut oil, Citric acid, Water

Item Volume - 34 Fluid Ounces

Material Feature - Organic and 100% food-grade ingredients

Item Form - Liquid

Ingredients - Corn oil, Soybean Oil, Sunflower oil, Coconut oil, Citric acid, Water

Item Volume - 5.2 Gallons

Material Feature - Organic and 100% food-grade ingredients

Item Form - Liquid

Ingredients - Corn oil, Soybean Oil, Sunflower oil, Coconut oil, Citric acid, Water

Item Volume - 8.5 Fluid Ounces

Material Feature - Organic and 100% food-grade ingredients

Item Form - Liquid

Amblyseius andersoni, a versatile predatory mite, serves as an effective solution for controlling russet mites, broad mites, and two-spot spider mites. These predatory mites are not solely dependent on pest mites for sustenance; they also feed on pollen and thrips larvae. This adaptability allows the Amblyseius andersoni population to thrive even when pest mite numbers are low.

One of the key advantages of Amblyseius andersoni is its resilience across a wide range of temperatures, remaining active and effective in environments ranging from 43°F to 104°F. This adaptability makes Amblyseius Andersoni an ideal choice for preventative mite control in commercial gardens, providing reliable protection against mite infestations.

Aphidend operates as a sophisticated biological pest control method, leveraging the natural behavior of gall midges to combat aphid infestations effectively. The process begins with aphid colonies emitting a distinct smell of honeydew, which acts as a potent attractant for adult gall midges. 

These gall midges are naturally drawn to the aphid colonies and proceed to deposit their eggs within these clusters. This strategic placement ensures that the newly hatched larvae have immediate access to a readily available food source in the form of aphids.

Once the larvae hatch, they begin their predatory behavior by paralyzing the aphids before consuming them. This methodical approach not only controls the current aphid population but also disrupts their reproductive cycle, ultimately leading to a significant reduction in aphid numbers. 

By utilizing the natural predatory instincts of gall midges, Aphidend provides an efficient and environmentally friendly solution for managing aphid infestations in various crops.

Our Aphidius colemani vials and bottles are designed for efficient aphid control in crops. Release the parasitic wasps weekly at low rates as aphids start to appear in your crop. Should aphid colonies become established, consider localized hotspot treatments or intervention at the economic threshold. 

In cases where aphids are suspected of transmitting viruses or when populations are high, it's advisable to use a compatible chemical control before releasing Aphidius colemani. Remember not to spray between the release of adults and mummy formation for optimal effectiveness.

Aphipar-M employs a unique and natural method to control aphid populations. Adult female parasitic wasps are the key agents in this process. These wasps lay their eggs parasitically inside the aphids. As the eggs develop, the aphids swell and eventually harden into leathery, grey/brown mummies.

After about 10-14 days, the first adult parasitic wasps emerge from these mummies through a round hole at the rear. This cycle continues, with the newly emerged wasps seeking out and parasitizing more aphids, thus helping to control the aphid population in an environmentally friendly manner.