It’s remarkable how something so small as a whitefly can cause so much damage to greenhouse plants. If you’ve ever dealt with an infestation of whiteflies, you probably know this firsthand. Whiteflies can be an incredible pain for greenhouse growers due to their long lifecycles and ability to reproduce quickly.
Fortunately, there are several ways to get rid of whiteflies in a greenhouse. Effective methods for whitefly control include using a handheld vacuum, applying insecticidal soaps, or releasing beneficial insects. Ultimately, however, understanding whiteflies and their lifecycle is the key to getting rid of them.
With persistence, creativity, and knowledge about how whiteflies behave, you can eliminate these pests from your greenhouse before they cause too much damage to your plants. In this article, we’ll walk you through what to look for so you can get rid of whiteflies in your greenhouse, and even prevent them from ever returning!