• Spical Ulti-Mite

  the crop over a period of several weeks. Using their piercing mouthparts, they feed on prey by extracting its contents. The Ulti-Mite slow-release sachet

• Spidex Boost

  Mode of action Predatory mites leave the sachets and enter the crop. There they pierce the prey with their sucking mouthparts and suck out the contents.

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  soil and feed on roots and shoots of mainly grasses and cereal crops, which they pull into the ground. Larval feeding causes brown spots in grasslands, turf [...] characteristic forked antennae. The adults can be seen in early summer when they mate and lay eggs. The emerging larvae feed on roots of grasses, cereals [...] y 5 cm. Young larvae feed on humus particles. In the second larval stage they start to feed on the roots of grasses. The older larvae overwinter and start

• Swirski Ulti-Mite

  the crop over a period of several weeks. Using their piercing mouthparts, they feed on prey by extracting its contents. The Ulti-Mite slow-release sachet

• Tomato moth

  hiding during the day in fissures in the ground, and are often only seen when they are startled, such as during crop watering. The larva also feeds almost

• Tomato leaf miner

  most only several millimetres long. When the adult females feed or lay eggs, they bore a hole using their toothed ovipositor, usually in the upper side of

• American serpentine leaf miner

  most only several millimetres long. When the adult females feed or lay eggs, they bore a hole using their toothed ovipositor, usually in the upper side of

• Greenhouse whitefly

  found in the top of the plant and on the underside of young leaves, where they deposit their eggs. When shaking infested plants, adults will first fly,

• Spidex Vital: Your Vital partner in spider mite control

  Spidex Vital already have enough energy to develop their eggs. As a result they immediately can start laying eggs after release and don’t needs to get energy

• Leek moth

  on the leaves, first instar larvae penetrate into the green leaves where they bore galleries. Third, fourth and fifth instars bore into the central yellow