• Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis miles)

  preventively or as soon as the first pests are detected in the crop. Introduction rates typically range from 100-500 per m2/release. Consult a Koppert advisor [...] insects. The mites appear in and on the soil and at the base of plant stems and offer a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to chemical pesticides [...] thrips pupae and other soil-dwelling insects. The mites appear in and on the soil and at the base of plant stems. The reduction of the infestation level

• How Does Buzz Pollination Work?

  July 10, 2024

  such as greenhouse tomato, and outdoor crops, such as blueberries, cherry, and cranberry benefit from a specific type of pollination to produce an optimal [...] ensuring a more pollinated flower. This vibration facilitates an increased pollen transfer on each visit, both from the anther to the stigma in self-pollinating [...] self-pollinating species, and from flower to flower in plants requiring cross-pollination. Bumblebees are likely the most adept species at buzz pollination due

• Tobacco whitefly

  probably a tropical or subtropical area, possibly Pakistan. The tobacco whitefly ( Bemisia tabaci ) has an enormous host range and has affected an extremely [...] second, third and fourth larval stage (often referred to as ‘pupa’ although strictly spoken this is not true) and adult. The larvae are found on the underside [...] underside of young leaves and have an oval shape. The first instar larvae (crawlers) are mobile, whereas the rest of the larvae stadia remain flattened on the

• Strawberry

  distortion and discoloration of leaves, as well as blemishes and deformities on the fruits. Additionally, their feeding can also result in reduced fruit [...] Chrysopa , Chrysopa-E ), commonly known as the green lacewing, is another beneficial insect that feeds on aphids at various life stages. The entomopathogenic [...] insidiosus ( Thripor-I ) and Orius laevigatus (Thripor-L) can be introduced, as they feed on thrips at different stages of development. Lastly, Steinernema

• Spidend

  crop and spider mite density and should always be adjusted to the particular situation. Start introduction as soon as the first spider mites are detected [...] detected in the crop. Introduction rates typically range from 0.25-25 per m 2 /release. Releases should be repeated at least 3 times at weekly intervals, or [...] in combination with Spidex Vital . Storage time after receipt Apply as soon as possible after receipt. If necessary, the product can be stored for 1-2

• Lyprauta

  their wings. Adults of L. cambria have a large dark-coloured mark on the apical wing parts as well as two smaller marks. Adults of L. chacoensis have only [...] move, as well as more net-like parts bearing numerous droplets of oxalic-acid containing saliva that they use for catching and killing prey and for shelter [...] spots. The keroplatid larvae live between the roots and bark inside orchid pots. They produce acid webs (pH 2.7 or less) consisting of central tubes along

• FAQ Nematodes

  stages (and some only as adults). As a general rule, nematodes are most effective against young larvae, especially in the case of large insects. Do entom [...] application should the substrate remain moist? As long as the soil is not dry, the nematodes will survive and search for a host. It is therefore important [...] Which pH and EC values are safe? pH values between 4-8 and EC values up to 5 are safe for nematodes. With which pesticides/fungicides can I mix a nematode

• Spical

  soon as the first pest mites are detected in the crop. Introduction rates typically range from 25-125 per m 2 /release. Releases should be repeated at least [...] receipt Apply as soon as possible after receipt. If necessary, the product can be stored for 1-2 days. Storage temperature 8-10°C/47-50°F. Storage conditions [...] remains on the leaves for at least a few hours after introduction Can also be applied with Natutec Airobreez , Natutec Mini-Airbug , Natutec Airbug or Natutec

• Spidex Vital

  introduction as soon as the first pest mites are detected in the crop. Introduction rates typically range from 2-50 per m2/release. Releases should be repeated [...] humidity below 70%. Combined use Can be combined with Neoseiulus californicus and Feltiella acarisuga . Storage time after receipt Apply as soon as possible [...] introduction site for at least a few hours after introduction Can also be applied with Natutec Airobreez , Natutec Mini-Airbug , Natutec Airbug or Natutec Airobug

• Thripex

  rockwool slabs Make sure the material remains on the introduction site for at least a few hours after introduction Choose at least 4,000 introduction points [...] Thripex depends on climate, crop and pest density and should always be adjusted to the particular situation. Start introduction as soon as the first pest mites [...] cucumeris is most effective at temperatures between 15 and 25°C (59 and 77°F). It is not effective at temperatures above 30°C/86°F. Neoseiulus cucumeris