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Spotted Lanternfly Control

Spotted lanternflies, also known as lycorma delicatula, are unruly party crashers. They know how to turn a serene picnic into a bug-filled buffet. Definitely not the companions you’d want while enjoying a day in the breathtaking Mid-Hudson Valley region of New York, right?

Luckily, Mosquito Joe has got your back with our specialized spotted lanternfly control services in South Orange-Rockland Counties. Get in touch with us when you need help keeping these pesky plant munchers away.

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  • The spotted lanternfly is a quirky little planthopper. It hails all the way from China, India, and Vietnam—now that’s a well-traveled bug. In 2014, it made it’s grand appearance in America, and has been wreaking havoc on property owners here ever since.
  • When they open their wings, you’ll see a striking mix of red and black. Their abdomen displays a captivating blend of yellow and black.
  • Physically, spotted lanternflies boast a unique transformation. At rest, they appear subdued, with a gray color adorned by little black spots. But when they take flight, a true spectacle of nature’s design unfolds.

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Life Cycle of a Spotted Lanternfly:

The spotted lanternfly takes less than a year to go from egg to full adult.

Remember, adult spotted lanternflies don’t survive through the winter. That’s why it’s crucial to eliminate the eggs whenever you find them.
  • When the eggs hatch, spotted lanternfly eggs resemble smeared masses of mud. These eggs begin to hatch in May all the way through June.

  • Nymphs: Spotted lanternflies have four different nymph stages, which take place from June to July.

  • As fully grown adults, spotted lanternflies start searching for mates. This occurs anytime from June to December.

  • Laying eggs: They mainly lay eggs at the end of the summer, but this can happen through December.

The Harms of Spotted Lanternflies

These troublemakers are no fun to have in your outdoor spaces in S. Orange-Rockland Counties. From munching on precious trees and plants to creating sticky messes with their honeydew, they can be a real pain.

From fruit trees to grape vines and various hardwoods, no plant is safe from their insatiable appetite. When spotted lanternflies feast on tree sap, it weakens the plants, which can cause long-term damage to local flora.

Sadly, the damage doesn’t stop there. Spotted lanternflies have a nasty habit of secreting a sticky substance called honeydew while they dine. As this honeydew builds up on plants and trees, it becomes a breeding ground for mold. Not only is mold bad for the plant or tree’s health, but it attracts other harmful insects.

Invasive insects like ants and wasps love the sweet honeydew. But obviously, both residents and visitors in the area would rather avoid the presence of these unwanted bugs. Mosquito Joe of S. Orange-Rockland Counties can help make that happen by treating spotted lanternflies in the early stages.

The Harms of Spotted Lanternflies
A Mosquito Joe employee treating a tree infested with spotted lanternflys.

Spotted Lanternfly Control Near Me

At Mosquito Joe of South Orange-Rockland Counties, we want to make outside fun again. That’s why we’re proud to offer our specialized spotted lanternfly control services.

We tailor our solutions to the specific needs of your property in the Mid-Hudson Valley Region of New York. Our certified service professionals will come to your property, find where the spotted lanternflies are munching, and apply a treatment to get rid of them.

Our approach not only eradicates the existing infestation but also acts as a protective barrier, stopping them from spreading to other vulnerable plants and trees nearby.

Don’t give in to these garden gluttons. If you’re grappling with a spotted lanternfly problem in South Orange-Rockland Counties, give us a call. You can also submit a request for a free quote.

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    FAQs about Spotted Lanternflies in South Orange-Rockland Counties

    • You should report sightings of spotted lanternflies to local authorities. Don’t try to handle them yourselves, instead call an expert like Mosquito Joe to handle the issue.

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