• Rose aphid

  adulthood. With each moult they shed white skin, betraying their presence in the crop. Wingless females of the rose aphid are 1.7-3.6 mm long and green or deep

• Strawberry aphid

  adulthood. With each moult they shed white skin, betraying their presence in the crop. Reproduction of the strawberry aphid is exclusively by parthenogenesis,

• Large blackberry aphid

  adulthood. With each moult they shed white skin, betraying their presence in the crop. Wingless females of the large blackberry aphid are 2.6-4.1 mm long, pale

• Experience Centre

  cultivation If you are interested in sustainable cultivation, biological crop protection , and natural pollination , come and visit the Koppert Experience

• TRIANUM-G UK 060520

  ornamental crops. It can be applied via incorporation into growing media, or by placement in the planting hole at transplanting into the final cropping position [...] kg product /ha when 1 leaf crops (protected) drilling in furrows Lettuce (protected), baby 25 kg product/ha when 1 leaf crops (protected) transplanting [...] onwards, before occurrence of disease. Protected crops at propagation For ornamental and edible crops, mix TRIANUM-G® into the growing medium before filling

• Fruit grower uses Natupol Tripol for outdoor pollination

  more sustainably, making use of drones and GPS-tracking maps that show where crop protection products or fertilizers should be applied. This means we use fewer

• Cryptobug

  hotspot Apply in the evening Dosage The dosage of Cryptobug depends on climate, crop and mealybug density and should always be adjusted to the particular situation

• Shore fly

  their sheer numbers. Frass deposited on leaves or flowers in ornamental crops, lettuce and herbs also causes cosmetic damage, and sometimes this can occur

• Mottled arum aphid

  adulthood. With each moult they shed white skin, betraying their presence in the crop. Reproduction of the mottled arum aphid is entirely by parthenogenesis, with

• Brown soft scale

  world. C. hesperidum has many host plants, including sub-tropical fruit crops (citrus, papaya, etc.) and ornamentals such as schefflera, ficus, hibiscus