Encarsia formosa - Whitefly Control

LIVE DELIVERY GUARANTEED TARGET PESTS:Most species of Whitefly pests.   ABOUT ENCARSIA FORMOSA:Encarsia formosa is a tiny parasitic wasp known for its effective control of whitefly populations. Encarsia formosa measures <1 millimeter in length and has a distinctive appearance, with a black head and thorax, and a bright yellow abdomen. As an adult, females actively seek out whiteflies, specifically targeting the immature stages such as eggs and pupae. The female wasp deposits her eggs inside the whitefly's body where it develops into larvae and feeds on the whitefly, turning the whitefly black or brown in color.   RELEASE RATES:Hang on lower leaves out of direct sunlight. Avoid getting wet.Release indoors or outdoors. It is best to release Encarsia formosa in temperatures over 68°F and relative humidity of 50-70%. When daytime highs are regularly below 64°F Encarsia activity decreases making them less effective. LIGHT INFESTATION: 2-5 wasps per sq. ft.HEAVY INFESTATION: 10+ wasps