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Corn EarwormCorn Earworm (Helicoverpa zea) Also called the cotton bollworm, tomato fruitworm, or tobacco budworm, this pest attacks paticularly sweet corn and more than 100 other crops.
The larvae feed primarily on the tips of the ears of corn, entering through the silk channel. They devour kernels and foul the corn with excrement. Full grown larvae are about 1.5 inches long and yellowish, brownish, or greenish in color with distinct stripes. Typically, only one larva will be found per ear because if one larva encounters another, they will fight to the death. Corn earworm cannot survive the cold, winter months, so they must migrate from the south to northern areas each year rather than hibernating. Moths are not strong fliers, but they are carried by the wind to their northern destination.
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|  | | Green Lacewing - 1,000 Hanging Release pack
The Hanging Release pack is a thin paper container that easily hangs or can be stapled in place.
$8.90 | |  | | Beneficial Nematodes
Control soil dwelling pests naturally!
SHIPPING INCLUDED
| | |  | | Moth Egg Parasites - Trichogramma - 3 Squares (12,000 eggs)
This Predator Parasitizes Eggs of Worms & Loopers.
$9.85 | |  | | 18,000 Ladybug Beetles, Hippodamia convergens - Large Garden
Voracious Predators of Aphids, Mites, Thrips, Whiteflies, Mealybugs & More!
SHIPPING INCLUDED
$74.50 | | |  | | Praying Mantid Tenodera aridifolia sinensis, 3 Egg Cases
These Beneficials Prefer Most Pest Insects, Mites & Eggs.
Out of Season
$8.95 | |
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