Gets on top of whitefly hotspots

• Specialist whiteflypredator – feeds exclusively on tobacco whitefly Bemisia tabaci & greenhouse whitefly Trialeurodes vaporariorum
• Highly effective – both larvae and adults voracious predators of all stages of whitefly but prefers early stages.
• Gives curative control of large hotspots- Delphastus larvae & adults need over 10.000 whitefly eggs or 700 larvae to survive
• Season long activity - Delphastus not diapause sensitive and can survive colder periods
• Highly efficient – avoids pest larvae already parasitised (controlled) by parasitic wasps.