pests Are these Aphidius mummies?

SentencedToBurn

• Mar 12, 2018

• #1

Havent looked under these leaves for a few days, just noticed a bunch of aphids, but also quite a lot of aphids that are yellow or even looks like they've hatched Aphidius.
 
Just wanted to confirm whether these indeed look like they've been dealt to by the wasps, so I can leave them be and they'll kill off the rest of the ahipds?
 
If anyone recognizes these please let me know.
 

 

 

 

SentencedToBurn

• Mar 12, 2018

• #2

Looks like I shouldve looked a bit further, ended up finding them actually sitting on leaves, plus saw a bunch of ladybirds as well. I think they're pretty capable of sorting out these aphids. Its only a copule of plants that are affected anyway so I doubt it'll spread much further, but ill keep an eye on it.
 

 

 

 

 

 

PepperPowerG

• Mar 13, 2018

• #3

never underestimate the spreading power of those pest  IMO
i personally cut the infected area , burn the thing , watch and control ants around my plants and stay vigilant after that to be sure that everything stay that way...
 
 
good luck and happy growing....

 

C

Clueless Wanderer

• Mar 15, 2018

• #4

Scrape the aphids off onto the top of your finger nail and give them a prod. Wait a few seconds to see if they are moving or corpse

 

AtomicArmadillo

• Mar 20, 2018

• #5

Just spray them off with medicated soap, that won't hurt the lady bugs. I also lightly rub with my fingers when I spray them, do it a few days in a row and you are good. Also, be careful fertilizing when the weather is cool, aphids love those new little leaves coming out to quickly.