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Mini-Wasps against Pantry Moths - Natural Moth Control
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What exactly are parasitic wasps?
Ichneumon wasps, also known as trichogramma wasps, are tiny parasitic wasps that are practically invisible to the naked eye. These moth wasps can neither sting nor fly and are not related to normal wasps. Ichneumon wasps are the natural enemies of many species of moths. They parasitise the moth eggs and thereby prevent any new moths from hatching.
Where should I place the parasitic wasp cards?
Place the moth wasp cards in any infested food storage areas, such as cupboards, drawers and anywhere else you discover moths in food. It is important to also place a card anywhere you store bird or pet food. One card is enough to cover an area of around 1m2. Note: Our mini-wasp cards are odourless and safe for people and pets alike.
What else should I keep in mind when combatting pantry moths?
When combatting pantry moths, it is important to dispose of any infested or possibly infested food. Dried flowers and chocolate containing nuts are also often infested by pantry moths. Thoroughly wipe down your kitchen cupboards and store dried goods in airtight containers. When using ichneumon wasps, avoid using chemical control sprays as these also kill the beneficial insects! Also avoid using home remedies against moths, such as lavender, cedar wood or patchouli, as these can impair the wasps' ability to combat the moths.
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