• Spot the caterpillar!

  June 28, 2023

  the same color as the plant from which they live. They’re also masters of hide-and-seek. To help you tackle them, we’ve made a helpful list for you. Ca [...] caterpillar feces, it’s time for further investigation! Caterpillars can hide very well and often change their color to match the plant they’re on, ensuring [...] the ground. Caterpillars from the Tortricidae family (leaf rollers) like to hide in curled-up leaves. If you touch them, they’ll start to squirm and quickly

• Help! How Does Thrips get Into My Crop?

  May 6, 2019

  They were already there Thrips are experts at hide-and-seek - especially hiding. In winter, the insect hides away in sheltered spots, in crevices, on plant

• Chrysopa-E

  Chrysoperla carnea larvae are active mainly during the night. The larvae hide during the day. Pack size 100,000 eggs. Presentation 90 ml cardboard tube

• Chrysopa

  to find. Chrysoperla carnea is active mainly during the night. The larvae hide during the day. Pack size 1,000; 10,000 larvae. Presentation 500 ml bottle;

• Cabbage moth

  abdomen is a pale, greyish brown. The moth flies only at dawn and dusk, hiding in the crop during the day. Several days after emerging from their pupae

• Thrips parvispinus: The Tiny Pest Growers Can't Afford to Ignore

  August 18, 2026

  mandevilla, gardenia, and many others. Cryptic behavior: The pest frequently hides within flowers, developing tissues, and protected plant structures, making [...] damage becomes severe. Researchers have noted that the species frequently hides inside flowers and young plant tissues, where populations can build beyond

• Corn earworm

  feeding, and some larvae can also be seen on the surface. However, they usually hide within the organelle, leaving an entry hole as their only visible trace,

• Powdery mildew

  the fungus causing powdery mildew is extremely sensitive to water and ‘hides’ on the underside of the leaves. Therefore, this is where the colonies mostly

• Black vine weevil

  but can walk very well. They are strictly nocturnal; during the day they hide, and can often be found between the inside of a plant pot and its contents

• Diamond back moth

  formed on the lower or outer leaves. They often stick to leaves and frequently hide in crevices near the bud. In cauliflower and broccoli, pupation may occur