• Downy mildew of Cucurbits

  lowering crop density, good aeration during propagation and maintaining a warm and dry climate in greenhouses. Use hygiene measures. Start clean, remove

• Crane flies

  spring. They become active again and feed voraciously when the soil begins to warm up in spring. The larvae pupate below the soil surface in summer. The pupal

• Early blight

  species, but in general the risk of Alternaria infection is larger under quite warm and humid conditions. Infection may take place within a few hours, with lesions

• Black rot of carrots

  species, but in general, the risk of Alternaria infection is larger under quite warm and humid conditions. Infection may take place within a few hours, with lesions

• Black leg of seedlings

  Prevent high temperatures immediately after planting. Avoid cold and excessive warm irrigation water. Keep the water content of the substrate below 70% and ensure

• Long-tailed mealybug

  species often inhabits concealed places such as auxiliary buds and prefers a warm, humid environment. Damage symptoms Mealybugs inflict damage on the crop

• Fall Armyworm

  have a wingspan of 32-38 mm. They are nocturnal and most active during the warm, humid evenings. Females lay their eggs in clusters of 150-200 and can lay

• Pollination checklist outdoor

  against very high temperatures resulting from direct sunlight, particularly in warm periods. Provide the hive with sufficient shade, for example by positioning

• Quad

  from blowing away Open the ventilation openings on top of the hive during warm weather Pull the white sliding door of each hive upward until two openings

• Damping-off

  Prevent high temperatures immediately after planting. Avoid cold and excessive warm irrigation water. Keep the water content of the substrate below 70% and ensure