Feltiella Acarisuga - Gall Midge release the larvae close to

release the larvae close to active aphid colonies so they can begin feeding quickly

Broadacre Grains

or as part of a regular feeding rotation

Application Guidelines

Feltiella Acarisuga - Gall Midge release the larvae close toSPIDEND 250 Gall midge Feltiella Acarisuga *ORDERS FOR BIOLOGICAL PEST CONTROLS MUST BE PLACED BEFORE WEDNESDAYS AT 11: 30 AM PST TO BE SHIPPED THE FOLLOWING WEEK* Adult gall midges actively search for spider mite colonies and deposit eggs next to the spider mites. It takes one week for the eggs to develop into mature larvae. Once hatched, the larvae feed on spider mite eggs. Use SPIDEND for biological pest control of: Various species of spider mites.