Aphid Control
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Crash aphid colonies fast with biological control. Aphidius parasitic wasps for aphids, aphid midge, and lacewings find them early and stop the rebound sprays cause — no residue, no resistance.
Products in this Collection
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CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in bottle (1,000) 
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in bottle (1,000)
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in bottle (1,000)
$23.05 USDSale price $23.05 USD Regular price -
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing eggs on cards (5,000) 
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing eggs on cards (5,000)
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing eggs on cards (5,000)
$21.74 USDSale price $21.74 USD Regular price -
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing eggs in loose form (5,000/ 10,000/ 100,000) 
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing eggs in loose form (5,000/ 10,000/ 100,000)
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing eggs in loose form (5,000/ 10,000/ 100,000)
$23.44 USDSale price $23.44 USD Regular price -
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ C (500/ 1,000/ 5,000) 
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ C (500/ 1,000/ 5,000)
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ C (500/ 1,000/ 5,000)
$33.89 USDSale price $33.89 USD Regular price -
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in hexcell unit (400) 
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in hexcell unit (400)
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in hexcell unit (400)
$32.22 USDSale price $32.22 USD Regular price -
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in bulk (5,000/ 10,000) 
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in bulk (5,000/ 10,000)
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing larvae in bulk (5,000/ 10,000)
$154.95 USDSale price $154.95 USD Regular price -
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing adults (100/250/1,000) 
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing adults (100/250/1,000)
CHRYSOforce™ R – lacewing adults (100/250/1,000)
$61.67 USDSale price $61.67 USD Regular price -
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ CE (500/ 1,000/ 5,000) 
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ CE (500/ 1,000/ 5,000)
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ CE (500/ 1,000/ 5,000)
$93.95 USDSale price $93.95 USD Regular price -
Aphidoletes aphidimyza – aphid predator (2,000/ 10,000) 
Aphidoletes aphidimyza – aphid predator (2,000/ 10,000)
Aphidoletes aphidimyza – aphid predator (2,000/ 10,000)
$67.11 USDSale price $67.11 USD Regular price -
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ Mix A.colemani | A.ervi | A.abdominalis | A. matricariae 
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ Mix A.colemani | A.ervi | A.abdominalis | A. matricariae
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ Mix A.colemani | A.ervi | A.abdominalis | A. matricariae
$120.89 USDSale price $120.89 USD Regular price -
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ E (250/500/1,000) 
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ E (250/500/1,000)
APHIDIUSforceâ„¢ E (250/500/1,000)
$62.11 USDSale price $62.11 USD Regular price -
APHIDIUSforce M
› Grower guide More information about Aphid Control
Crash aphid colonies fast — and keep them down — with parasitic wasps and predators that find aphids early and never let them rebound. Residue-free, resistance-proof, harvest-safe.
Aphids breed explosively and shrug off many sprays, which is why aphid biological control wins where chemicals stall. Living agents hunt aphids on stems and leaf undersides, leave zero residue, and are safe around pollinators and staff. Parasitic wasps for aphids like Aphidius even seek out colonies at very low densities.
Why choose biological aphid control
No resistance, no residue, and full compatibility with organic and IPM programs — including cannabis, where clean test results matter. Released preventatively, beneficials keep aphids below threshold all season instead of triggering the boom-and-bust of spraying.
How to build your aphid program
Release Aphidius wasps preventatively to seed parasitism (watch for bronze mummies), add Aphidoletes midge to knock down hot spots, and bring in lacewings for heavy outbreaks. Discourage ants, which protect aphids from predators, and reapply on a schedule until control is established.
What's in this collection
- APHIDIUSforce (A. colemani, ervi, and mixes) — species-matched parasitic wasps for common aphids.
- Aphidoletes aphidimyza — predatory midge larvae that devour aphids in colonies.
- CHRYSOforce R green lacewings for outbreaks, plus SuffOil-X for compatible knockdown.
Need to confirm the pest first? See our Aphid Pests identification guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best beneficial insect for aphids?
Aphidius parasitic wasps for prevention and steady control, backed by Aphidoletes midge and lacewings when colonies are large.
Do parasitic wasps really control aphids?
Yes — each wasp parasitizes many aphids into mummies that release more wasps, building self-sustaining control when released early.
How fast do beneficials work on aphids?
Predators like Aphidoletes and lacewings reduce colonies within days; parasitoids build over one to two weeks, so release before populations peak.
Which Aphidius species do I need?
Use A. colemani for small aphids (green peach, melon), A. ervi for large aphids (potato aphid), or a mix when the species is unknown.