Green lacewing larvae with a passion for aphids

• Feeds on most agriculturally important aphid species - including large prey
• Highly voracious – Chrysopherla carnea larvae feed on up to 50 aphids a day
• Remains active for long period – even at lower temperatures and at night
• True generalist – can also predate on mealybug, spider mite, thrips, whitefly and small caterpillar.
• Survives low pest densities- can feed on pollen, honeydew and nectar