What is Spotted Lanternfly?

The spotted lanternfly resembles a moth when it jumps or flies, but in reality, it is neither a fly nor a moth. It is a type of planthopper insect. The adults prefer to feed primarily on the non-native host plant “tree of heaven” and the immature stages (or nymphs) will feed on a wide range of trees, fruits, and even grape vines.

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Spotted Lanternfly
Spotted Lanternfly

The Spotted Lanternfly are voracious eaters at all life stages. Left untreated, these invasive pests will bore into trees and plants, causing damage, attracting other pests, and instigating the development of fungal diseases on your trees, shrubs and plants. In other words, the Spotted Lanternfly is bad news for property owners on Long Island.

At Alternative Earthcare, our solution to the spotted lanternfly problem is to use the latest industry technology, equipment, and the best insecticide available. If you’re ready to defend and protect your property against the Spotted Lanternfly and prevent the damage these pests cause to trees, shrubs and plants.

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Suffolk Office: (631) 862-5281

Trees and Shrubs Affected by Spotted Lanternfly are:

  • Tree of Heaven
  • Willow
  • Maple
  • Poplar
  • Fruit Trees (Plum, Cherry, Peach, Nectarine, Apricots, Apple)
  • Pine
  • Grape Vines

Why do I need Spotted Lanternfly Spraying Control?

If left uncontrolled, spotted lanternflies will reproduce rapidly and cause serious damage to your landscaping and trees.

In addition to eating your plants, the Spotted Lanternfly will also leave behind sugary excrement called honeydew, which promotes the growth of sooty mold and attracts many kinds of insects to your property.

Spotted Lanternfly Adults
Spotted Lanternfly on Apple

Spotted Lanternfly Treatment Options

The Seasonal Spotted Lanternfly service will help protect you against the Spotted Lanternfly all year long. This service is only offered in the Spring till the Fall when trees are actively growing. We use Top of the Line Spraying Equipment and we have the ability to spray as high as 60 feet into the trees to effectively control the Spotted Lantern Fly.

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The Spotted Lanternfly service helps to control the insect populations throughout Suffolk County Long Island. This service will help reduce infestation and damage to landscaping and gardens. Each treatment lasts 3 weeks. The treatment is required to maintain effective results and is conducted between April and October. In the month of October, we also use Dormant Oil Sprays to attack the egg masses that are laid on to the trees, shrubs and plants in your yard.

Spotted Lanternfly Egg Mass
Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses
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Suffolk Office: (631) 862-5281