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ChrysopidaPublic domain preparation
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Preparation name |
Chrysopida
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Preparation category |
Public domain formulation |
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Natural Order |
Chrysopidae neuroptera
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Common Name |
Lacewing adult, Aphid lion as larva
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Mother tincture made |
Trituration
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General description |
Adults of some species are predators of mites, while others feed on pollen or honeydew. Their larvae are predators to small insects, such as aphids.
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| Named Issues |
Green fly / aphid (496)
Mealybug (496)
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| General Appearance |
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| Roots |
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| Stem/trunk and bark - capillary system |
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| Leaves |
Green aphids on the tips of the rose shoots: Coccinella 6 was sprayed and after about 3 days there were no more aphids to be seen. Unfortunately they reappeared and a further spraying with Coccinella did not help. Then I sprayed with Chrysoperla carnea and the aphids were gone – so far (approx 3 months), they haven't returned on the roses I treated. (496)
A severe infestation of mealybug on lilac treated with Chrysoperla 6 D (5 ml in 5 litres of water). The remedy was splattered onto the lilac plant with a cooking spoon from the bucket containing the solution. After a few days, the mealybugs were blasted off with a strong jet of water – this was far easier after the treatment compared to before. In comparison to before, there was virtually no reinfestation – it was only necessary to repeat the treatment after 3-4 months and the results were the same. (496)
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