Feltiella-System – highly mobile predator that homes in on spider mite
Merciless gall midge larvae devours several species
- Larvae predates on various spider mite species – including two spotted spider mite and carmine spider mite
- Females have excellent searching ability – homes in on hotspots, where it can lay more than 100 eggs
- Feeds on any development stage– immediately on hatching, Feltiella acarisuga larvae start feeding
- Voracious appetite – each larvae consumes up to 30 spider mites in any developmental stage
- Remains active in spring and autumn - withstands cold and dark weather
- Adult gall midges feed on pollen and nectar – no risk of gall forming
- Supplied in 100% biodegradable packaging -making waste disposal easier