Aphid Control – Parasitic Wasps & Gall Midges (300) Dossinochilus transfer to an appropriate soil

transfer to an appropriate soil mix

the ‘Fire Bird’ variegata is a true gem worth growing

Avoid cold drafts and temperatures below eighteen degrees Celsius

This cultivar is derived from tropical American Dieffenbachia species and is known for its strong contrast between deep green margins and lighter central leaf areas

Aphid Control – Parasitic Wasps & Gall Midges (300) Dossinochilus transfer to an appropriate soilSend in the cavalry against aphids! This clever two in one mix pairs roughly 200 aphid gall midges (Aphidoletes aphidimyza) with about 100 parasitic wasps (Aphidius colemani) a natural tag team that hunts aphids around the clock. How it works The gall midge hatches, flies out and lays tiny red eggs right in the aphid colonies; its larvae are ravenous predators that suck out large numbers of aphids. Meanwhile the parasitic wasp lays an egg inside each