Alexi...I can't speak for others but my experience with these eggs to be a great waste of money, time, and hope. And mine was in a closed and controlled environment...my greenhouse. Maybe you will have more luck with them outside. You may have better luck taking a your hose and spraying the hell out the tree. Have you tried the insecticides that attach to your hose? Knock enough back and hope that natural predators can come in a mop up.

If you bombard the other plants enough...leaving the soursop alone...maybe the bugs will all jump ship to the soursop. It would be a worthy sacrifice!! Sorry...just couldn't resist.

Good luck though. On a positive note...you DID first do a Google search!!! LOL!!

LOL I also found this: http://www.drearth.com/products/organic-insecticides-fungicide/

Thanks ohiojay.

I'm here all week. Special engagements only. Pricey too.

^huh?

Soapy Water. Bam.... If you have a sour sop that make flower and does not make fruit , look at the base of the flower and see if there are green pods on there. You owe me. I want half of your harvest or a least 5 fruit. I think those are aphid eggs sucking the life out of your fruit. Good Luck.

I always struggle with white fly and scale. I have a combined attack regimen now that seems to work on my guavas once infected.

Neem oil mixed with Volck and water, and or insecticidal soap once a week for a few weeks, spray with strong stream when I water, remove and burn leaves seriously infected with whitefly, and Bayer systemic fruit tree insecticide once a season.

I also remove scale by hand with a small stick and stream of water.

Once cleared insecticidal soap and or neem after every rain seems to keep bugs at bay.

Sounds like lacebugs on your avocado