Aphipar - Aphid Control

APHIPAR is parasitic wasp that lays its egg inside an aphid. In a couple of days, the aphid will die, begin to swell up, and as it swells take on a leathery appearance. Inside this leathery aphid mummy a new parasitic wasp is developing and will soon emerge. Once the new parasitic wasp emerges and it is able to fly, it will sting more aphids, lay more eggs, and continue the cycle.

How To Use APHIPAR:

To apply APHIPAR, just open the bottle and divide the material into four or five separate piles, be sure to keep the piles dry and away from ants. APHIPAR should be applied at a minimum of one pupa per two square feet. Find out everything you need to know about APHIPAR here.

What are Aphids?

Aphids are soft bodied insects that feed on the sap of many garden plants. Aphids may produce many generations over the course of one summer. Some will develop wings and spread to new areas and species.

Damage by aphids ranges from mild to severe damage. Leaves will curl, and severe stunting may occur. Aphids can also transmit and spread viruses. Their growing resistance to pesticides makes the problem even more serious.

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