| Prevent worm pests before plants become damaged with these moth egg parasites! Preferred food: The eggs of more than 200 pests, including borers, webworms, loopers, leafworms, fruitworms, cutworms, bollworms, and armyworms (except beet armyworms). The wasps lay their eggs in the pest eggs, killing them. The adult wasps emerge anywhere from 7 to 75 days, depending on temperature and moisture. Release Trichogramma at first flight of moths and every 7-10 days thereafter until infestation subsides. Release Rate: 1 square/500 sq. ft.; 1/4 to 2 cards/acre weekly for 2-6 weeks. Each square on the card contains approx. 4,000 Trichogramma eggs. Place the squares where moths are seen; keep cards out of direct sunlight. CURRENT AVAILABILITY:
Minutum: Available in limited supplies. Call for availability.
Platneri: Available in limited supplies. Call for availability.
Please allow 7-10 days to process order Choose the parasite type from drop down lists above before adding to cart. T. minutum. - for ornamentals, orchards, and grapes east of the Rockies; 1 sq.= approx. 4,000 eggs T. platneri - avocados, ornamentals, orchards, and grapes west of the Rockies; 1 sq. = approx. 4,000 eggs Note: When selecting quantity, remember each increment is for 3 squares. Quantity of 3 = 9 squares. |  |  | | Separate individual cards and hang where moths are seen. |  | | Trichogramma wasp parasitizing a moth egg. Next Day Shipping Recommended: You may choose a slower, less expensive shipping method, but be aware that prolonged exposure to heat may damage your shipment of trichogramma eggs. | |
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