Enermix by Koppert: Parasitic Wasps for Flexible Control of Greenhouse and Tobacco Whiteflies

01 August 2025, New Delhi: Enermix, developed by Koppert, combines two parasitic wasp species, Eretmocerus eremicus and Encarsia formosa, offering effective biological control of greenhouse whitefly and tobacco whitefly. This natural enemy mix is designed to perform well under fluctuating temperature conditions, providing growers with flexible pest management options.

Enermix can be applied preventively or at the first signs of pest presence, helping to suppress whitefly populations early and reduce the need for chemical interventions. Its targeted parasitism supports sustainable integrated pest management programs aimed at protecting crops and the environment.

Koppert’s Enermix delivers a reliable, eco-friendly solution for managing whitefly infestations, promoting healthier plants and improved crop yields.

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