Chrysoline c

Aphids

Product guide 

Product description

A 500ml or 1 litre cardboard tube containing 500 or 1000 Chrysoperla carnea 2nd instar larvae packed in a buckwheat husk carrier with a protein food source. Chrysoline c larvae are predators of aphids and other pests before developing into lacewing adults.


Aphid Predator

  • Easy sprinkle tube, can be resealed
  • Young larvae with full feeding potential
  • One larva can eat  >200 aphids
  • Easy to observe and monitor
  • Adults disperse and hunt down aphid colonies

 

Used for

Pests Crops
Aphids Cut Flowers
Mealy Bugs Ornamental pot plants
Pepper
Raspberries
Strawberry
  Tomato

General Information

The larvae remain in place on aphid colonies and are used as a curative treatment for localised attacks. The adults will disperse, thus new releases may be required to maintain control pressure. Tests on aphids show total consumption by a single larva of >200 Macrosiphum euphorbiae, 385 Myzus persicae and 425 Aphis gossypii in 14 days at 21°C.

Instructions for use

  • Shake mixture onto leaves close to aphid colonies
  • Release at 10-30 per m²
  • Larvae may become cannibalistic if confined together without food


Storage and transport

  • Transport and store in darkness at 6-10ºC
  • Keep out of direct sunlight. Store in a horizontal position
  • Use within 18 hours of receipt
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