Application Chart 
The type of control you will use depends on the insect pests present. Bugeatbug offers only products which control the major
insects which infest gardens and greenhouses in the southern states. This includes caterpillars (Cabbage loopers, corn borers,
webworms, etc.), aphids, mites, ants and grasshoppers. Seasonal timing is critical to effective control. Introducing natural
predators when heavy infestation is already present is a feast for the predator, but will not produce the desired results.
Bugeatbug will only accept orders and ship during those times of the year when reasonable results can be expected.Contact
Bugeatbug to order products for year-round use of for research purposes.
Use this chart to find out which predator or microorganism effectively controls which pest:
PREDATOR CONTROLS PEST?
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Praying mantis
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Ladybug (ladybeetle)
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Trichogramma wasp
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Bt kurstaki
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Bt israelensis
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Use this chart to find out the best time to order for maximum effective control:
BEST TIME TO INTRODUCE
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INSECT PEST
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Product descriptions and prices: