Mealybug destroyer

Found in agricultural fields, orchards, and gardens where mealybugs and scale insects thrive.

Preys exclusively on mealybugs during both its larval and adult stages, consuming eggs, nymphs, and adults.

Larvae mimic mealybugs by producing white waxy filaments for camouflage, while adults actively fly and hunt across host plants.

Highly beneficial biological control agent used widely in agriculture and greenhouses to suppress destructive mealybug populations without chemical pesticides.