| Management number | 250625506 | Release Date | 2026/09/17 | List Price | US$31.58 | Model Number | 250625506 | ||
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This is the dual-species whitefly program in a gradual-release format. The blister packs carry both Encarsia formosa and Eretmocerus eremicus, so greenhouse and silverleaf whitefly are both covered, and the wasps emerge slowly over time for steady, hands-off protection. You do not need to identify which whitefly you have, and you do not need to time a single burst. Hang the packs and let both species work the canopy.
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Encarsia formosa handles greenhouse whitefly and Eretmocerus eremicus handles silverleaf, so the pack covers whichever you have without needing to tell them apart.
The blister format releases both wasps slowly over time rather than in one burst, giving steady whitefly coverage from a single hands-off placement.
Both wasps lay eggs in whitefly larvae and pupae on the leaf undersides, killing the pest at the stages sprays rarely reach.
The packs hang in the canopy and protect the wasps as they emerge, keeping the release clean and off flowers, buds, and fruit.
Because both species are present, you are covered whether you have greenhouse whitefly, silverleaf, or a mix, which removes the identification headache.
New wasps emerge from parasitized scales, so a repeated program develops a self-renewing dual-species population in the canopy.
Hang the blister packs in the canopy; both wasps emerge gradually over time.
Space them evenly, shaded from direct sun and drip.
Repeat during whitefly pressure for steady dual-species cover.
No need to identify the whitefly; both species are covered.
Place the blister packs in the canopy across the grow, spaced fairly evenly and shaded from direct light and drip.
The packs release Encarsia and Eretmocerus slowly over time, spreading coverage across an extended window.
The wasps lay eggs in whitefly larvae and pupae on the leaf undersides, which darken and die instead of maturing.
New wasps emerge from parasitized scales, so a repeated program keeps both whitefly species suppressed over the season.
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