Aphiline Mix - Aphidius colemani + Aphidius ervi - Vial - 500 count
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About this product
Aphiline Mixes contain different species of parasitic wasps to prevent and control more species of aphids.
Target Crops: All indoor and outdoor crops
Target Pest: Small and large aphids
Target Life Stage » Whole life cycle
Delivery Systems » Vials (250ml bottle/ 500 units)
-Aphiline Veg: Aphidius colemani, Aphidius ervi & Aphelinus abdominalis
-Aphiline Mix: Aphidius colemani & Aphidius ervi
Key Features of Aphiline
- Prevents aphid populations from developing and reduces moderate populations to non-damaging levels.
- Adults begin to emerge in transit, ready for immediate release.
- Not light sensitive – no diapause stage.
- Ventilation and food source available in packaging ensures adult survival in transit and storage.
- Suitable for all indoor and outdoor crops.
Pests that Aphiline Targets
- Aphids
- The female wasp lays an egg within the aphid. The egg hatches within 2-3 days and the wasp larvae will feed on the aphid leaving a parasitized mummy on the plant.
- The colemani life cycle takes 10 days at 25°C / 77°F or 14 days at 21°C / 70°F.
- For preventive control, releases should be made weekly during periods when aphids are most likely to be found in the crop (usually in the spring or early summer).
- Where aphid colonies are already present, Aphiline can be used curatively at a higher rate, generally by releasing the parasites immediately adjacent to colonies.
- If no previous releases of Aphidius colemani have been made, aphid populations can grow rapidly and supplemental control methods may be needed.
- Continue using Aphiline preventively so aphid populations do not become a recurring problem.
- For advice on recommended release rates, consult the Bioline App.
Available delivery systems for Aphiline
- 125mL bottle containing 500 mummies.
Instructions for Aphiline Vials
Release weekly at low rates as aphids begin to appear in the crop. If aphid colonies become established, make localized hotspot treatments or intervene at the economic threshold. If aphids are suspected of transmitting virus or populations are high, use a compatible chemical control before releasing Aphidius colemani. Do not spray between release of adults and mummy formation.
- Open among plants in the greenhouse.
- With the vial held horizontally at 45° angle, carefully remove the lid.
- Release adult parasites evenly by gently tapping the opened vial while walking through the crop.
- Recap the vial and store at greenhouse temperature until more adults have hatched.
- Repeat the distribution of adults daily for 2-4 days.
- Place the open vial containing the remaining mummies upright in the crop for 3-4 days.
- Make introductions early in the day or in late afternoon/early evening.
Storage and transport of Aphiline
- Keep out of direct sunlight.
- Transport and store at 6-10°C /43-50°F.
- Use within 18 hours of receipt.
Addition Information for Aphiline
Aphiline is available in the following units:
- 250 ml bottle
Details
Aphiline Mixes contain different species of parasitic wasps to prevent and control more species of aphids.
Target Crops: All indoor and outdoor crops
Target Pest: Small and large aphids
Target Life Stage » Whole life cycle
Delivery Systems » Vials (250ml bottle/ 500 units)
-Aphiline Veg: Aphidius colemani, Aphidius ervi & Aphelinus abdominalis
-Aphiline Mix: Aphidius colemani & Aphidius ervi
Key Features of Aphiline
- Prevents aphid populations from developing and reduces moderate populations to non-damaging levels.
- Adults begin to emerge in transit, ready for immediate release.
- Not light sensitive – no diapause stage.
- Ventilation and food source available in packaging ensures adult survival in transit and storage.
- Suitable for all indoor and outdoor crops.
Pests that Aphiline Targets
- Aphids
- The female wasp lays an egg within the aphid. The egg hatches within 2-3 days and the wasp larvae will feed on the aphid leaving a parasitized mummy on the plant.
- The colemani life cycle takes 10 days at 25°C / 77°F or 14 days at 21°C / 70°F.
- For preventive control, releases should be made weekly during periods when aphids are most likely to be found in the crop (usually in the spring or early summer).
- Where aphid colonies are already present, Aphiline can be used curatively at a higher rate, generally by releasing the parasites immediately adjacent to colonies.
- If no previous releases of Aphidius colemani have been made, aphid populations can grow rapidly and supplemental control methods may be needed.
- Continue using Aphiline preventively so aphid populations do not become a recurring problem.
- For advice on recommended release rates, consult the Bioline App.
Available delivery systems for Aphiline
- 125mL bottle containing 500 mummies.
Instructions for Aphiline Vials
Release weekly at low rates as aphids begin to appear in the crop. If aphid colonies become established, make localized hotspot treatments or intervene at the economic threshold. If aphids are suspected of transmitting virus or populations are high, use a compatible chemical control before releasing Aphidius colemani. Do not spray between release of adults and mummy formation.
- Open among plants in the greenhouse.
- With the vial held horizontally at 45° angle, carefully remove the lid.
- Release adult parasites evenly by gently tapping the opened vial while walking through the crop.
- Recap the vial and store at greenhouse temperature until more adults have hatched.
- Repeat the distribution of adults daily for 2-4 days.
- Place the open vial containing the remaining mummies upright in the crop for 3-4 days.
- Make introductions early in the day or in late afternoon/early evening.
Storage and transport of Aphiline
- Keep out of direct sunlight.
- Transport and store at 6-10°C /43-50°F.
- Use within 18 hours of receipt.
Addition Information for Aphiline
Aphiline is available in the following units:
- 250 ml bottle