APHIDIUSforce™

When aphids show up, the right Aphidius wasp turns the tide — seeking out colonies even at low numbers and multiplying into season-long control. This is our dedicated line of aphid parasitoids, matched to your pest.

APHIDIUSforce parasitic wasps are the proven, residue-free way to control aphids. Using Aphidius for aphid control lets you pick the right species for your aphid problem and build self-sustaining suppression that sprays simply can't match.

Why choose APHIDIUSforce

Aphidius wasps hunt aphids even at low densities, parasitize them into bronze “mummies,” and multiply into ongoing control. They leave no residue, avoid resistance, are safe for pollinators and staff, and slot straight into organic and IPM programs — cannabis included.

Match the species to your aphid

A. colemani targets smaller aphids like green peach and melon/cotton aphid; A. ervi tackles larger species like potato aphid; and the multi-species Mix covers mixed or unidentified infestations. Release preventatively and look for mummies as proof of establishment.

What's in this line

• APHIDIUSforce C (A. colemani) and E (A. ervi) — species-specific aphid parasitoids.
• APHIDIUSforce Mix (colemani, ervi, abdominalis, matricariae) — broad coverage for mixed aphids.
• APHIDIUSforce M and CE formats for flexible, ongoing release.

Frequently asked questions

Which Aphidius species do I need?

Use colemani for small aphids (green peach, melon), ervi for large aphids (potato aphid), or the Mix when the species is unknown or varied.

How do Aphidius wasps control aphids?

They lay eggs inside aphids; the parasitized aphids become mummies that release more wasps, building lasting control.

When should I release APHIDIUSforce?

Preventatively or at the very first aphids — early release lets parasitism build ahead of the population.

What are aphid mummies?

The swollen, bronze-colored shells of parasitized aphids; each one releases a new wasp, so they're a sign your program is working.