HIPPODAMIA VARIEGATA (Mariquitas)
HIPPODAMIA VARIEGATA (Ladybugs) – How to use and biological control tips
Application mode:
Direct release on affected plants or in areas with the presence of aphid colonies. Hippodamia variegata is an effective predator in all its stages, both larvae and adults, feeding mainly on aphids, but also on mealybugs, mites and the eggs of other insects. Its use is common in horticultural, fruit, ornamental crops and green spaces.
Application tips:
- Release at dusk or in cool hours to favor its establishment.
- Avoid chemical treatments before or after release, especially broad-spectrum insecticides.
- Ensure some presence of pest or alternative food (such as pollen) to keep predators active.
- Carry out periodic releases in case of prolonged infestations or reappearance of pests.
- Compatible with other biological control and organic farming strategies.
- It is recommended to use in combination with other auxiliary species for comprehensive control.
Toxicity:
- For humans: Non-toxic. Safe handling without risk to people.
- For bees: Non-toxic. Does not interfere with pollinator activity.
- For natural allies: Highly compatible. It integrates well into integrated pest management programs.
- For the environment: Harmless and beneficial. It contributes to biodiversity and the natural balance in crops.
Read the manufacturer's instructions carefully, respect the doses and times and follow the recommendations for use.
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