Mosquito Larviciding

Larviciding is a mosquito control method that targets the aquatic life stage of mosquitoes. It involves applying microbial or chemical insecticides to water sources to eliminate larvae before they develop into biting adults.

Treatment Method & Coverage Area

Larvicides are applied directly to mosquito breeding grounds such as stagnant water bodies, drains, containers, ponds, and puddles. This method is especially useful for both indoor and outdoor mosquito control.

Microbial Larvicides

Target larvae with bacteria like Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti), disrupting their gut.

Chemical Larvicides

Interfere with larvae development or kill upon contact.

Application Areas

Drains, water containers, gutters, ponds, puddles, fountains, and any stagnant water that may serve as mosquito breeding sites.

Key Advantages

Discover the core benefits of this method—designed for effective pest control, efficient application, and long-term protection across various environments.

Breaks Mosquito Life Cycle

Kills larvae before they mature, preventing new adult mosquitoes from emerging.

Long-Lasting Effect

Depending on the product, provides up to 30 days of residual activity in treated water.

Targeted Mosquito Control

Focuses treatment precisely on breeding sources, minimizing widespread pesticide use.

Safe for People and Pets

When used correctly, larvicides pose no harm to humans, animals, or beneficial insects.