Spidex Vital: Your Vital partner in spider mite control

find listed questions and answers about Spidex Vital in general, their application, formulation and packaging, handling and storage, and regulatory issues [...] 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 from [...] important products for our growers. As the result of many years of research and fine-tuning, Spidex is now delivered in a new formulation; with a greater

Cyclamen main pest pressures

strategy is not implemented, both larvae and adult thrips will cause plant damage, by piercing cells on the leaf surface, and sucking out the contents. This causes [...] will feed on thrips pupae in the growing medium, and any larvae that fall off the foliage. Thripex Before and after pot-spacing, distribute Thripex, Neoseiulus [...] stages, before the flower buds have developed, as a preventative thrips control strategy. Swirski-Mite At bud development stage, switch to loose Swirski-Mite

Cerall

diseases, hence supports growth and development of young cereal plants up to the five-leaf stage. Suitable for organic and conventional cultivation. Diseases [...] the bacteria will become active and will rapidly start to multiply. This ensures that the seeds and first developing roots are quickly colonised. Subsequently [...] treatment equipment must be thoroughly cleaned with hot water and a suitable detergent before and after applying Cerall. Application Wear appropriate protective

Cryptolaemus montrouzieri

on mealybugs , seizing their prey and consuming them entirely. Adult ladybirds and young larvae prefer the eggs and young larvae, while older larvae appear [...] period of its development to adult beetle, a larva eats more than 25 second and third instar mealybug nymphs. The larvae of the late third and fourth in stars [...] They are elongated and have a segmented body with a dark brown or black coloration. Larvae have prominent mandibles and actively hunt and feed on mealybug

Heterorhabditis bacteriophora

biological control method, offers a natural and environmentally friendly approach to pest management in agriculture and horticulture. How do Heterorhabditis [...] s , which quickly multiply and cause septicemia, ultimately killing the host within a few days. The nematodes then feed and reproduce within the cadaver [...] seek out and infect other pests in the area. In this way, Heterorhabditis bacteriophora nematodes effectively control pests by parasitizing and killing

Natupol Excel

both colony size and pollination performance. After some weeks the colony will reach its maximum size and starts declining in size and pollination activity [...] activity. Colony development depends on environmental conditions and the amount and quality of pollen. Presentation One large colony of bumblebees including [...] visible (entrance and exit). Do not remove the small grey door under the lid Pollination performance and duration varies per crop and depends on environmental

Rhyzobug

Aonidiella aurantii, Aulacaspis spp ., and other species of armoured scale insects. Mode of action Adults and larvae feed on all stages of armoured scale [...] release. Dosage The dosage of Rhyzobug depends on climate, crop and armoured scale density and should always be adjusted to the particular situation. Start [...] Buckwheat hulls. Application Apply Rhyzobug in the evening. Open the cap and tap the beetles directly on the plants. Be aware that adults may not fly away

Scia-Rid

sciarid/mushroom fly ( Sciaridae ) and other species of flies (e.g. Phorid flies ). Mode of action The nematodes enter the pest and release symbiotic bacteria [...] convert the host tissue into a food source, on which nematodes feed, develop, and reproduce inside the host. This kills the pest within a few hours to [...] (water temperature: 15-20°C/59-68°F) Stir well and leave the contents to soak for five minutes Stir again and pour the contents of the bucket into the half-filled

Cut flowers

species and thousands of different cultivars. Hydrangea, or Hydrangea , has its origins in Asia and North and South America. Some species have developed into [...] flower in all sorts of colors and sizes. Hippeastrum is the Latin name for a bulbous plant that originates from Central and South America. It is a bulb plant [...] grown as cut flowers. This concerns various types. Origin, cultivation method and substrate differ greatly. Important types are: Rose: The rose belongs to the

Entonem keeps young orchids free from fungus gnats

moving to ensure that the composition is homogeneous and the nematodes are distributed adequately and evenly over the crop.’ Important to avoid slower growth [...] chance to develop, they start eating the young roots. This can considerably slow down plant growth. It adds another four weeks to the 25 weeks and you need [...] measures. All of this costs a great deal of money and is something we want to avoid.’ To combat fungus gnats and thrips pupae, Floricultura also uses the predatory