Gall midge larva with voracious appetite

• Targets aphid hotspots – female gall midges fly in search of aphid colonies to lay eggs in
• Quick to establish – females lay up to 100 eggs per aphid hotspot
• Controls various aphid species – Aphidoletes larvae consume most aphids
• Highly efficient – on hatching, predatory larvae get straight to work
• Voracious feeders – a single larva can eat up to 100 aphids
• Relishes large hotspots – larvae kill more aphids than they need – overkill
• Does not cause leaf damage - no gall formation.