Aphidalia contains the generalist predator Adalia bipunctata, a ladybird that preys on aphids. The larvae of the ladybird have a greater predatory capacity than the adult.

Aphidalia is recommended as a corrective measure when aphid attacks increase and colonies form. It is recommended to combine its use with other parasitoids and predators. The adult ladybirds and larvae eat the aphids entirely.

How does Aphidalia work?

The adult ladybirds and larvae eat the aphids entirely. The eggs are laid in the aphid colonies. After emerging, the larvae search for aphids. No reproduction is expected.

How to use

• Open the bag and attach it to the tree with a nail or wire near the first branch.
• If you see that there are several infected branches, hang more bags.
• Apply one bag for 25 cm of diameter from the stem to the tree, no more than 3 bags per tree.

Beneficial biological organisms have a very short life, so we must add them to the crops as soon as possible. By doing this, we prevent the product from losing quality and effectiveness.

If you want to save and store them, you must carefully follow the instructions to prevent the product from being damaged:

• Storage after receipt: 1-2 days
• Storage temperature: 8-10°C
• In a dark place

Dosage

This information is for guidance only; many factors can cause dosages to vary, such as the type of crop, climate or level of infestation. For a more precise and personalized dosage, consult a specialist:

Aphidalia is sold in a cotton bag containing 100 larvae in buckwheat.

This product is made to order and is available in approximately 15 days from your order.

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