Swirskii Predatory Mite Not All That Demanding

develops up to 36 °C/96.8°F, it does not do well at higher temperatures. Not only does temperature play a role, but the humidity should not be too low either [...] preferences. To begin with, swirskii does not like extreme cold. You can store it for a short time at 10-15 °C/50-59°F, but the eggs will not hatch. To ensure [...] crops. But there is one important exception: swirskii will have nothing to do with tomatoes. This crop protects itself against pests with sticky hairs

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Why We Do, What We Do

continue to grow rapidly in the coming years and will exceed the 9 billion mark by the year 2050. It is a great challenge to be able to provide all these [...] the earth to future generations. Driven by Health To be able to realize sustainable health for humans and crops alike, it is necessary to think in terms [...] In our view, the present production systems are coming to an end. This is why we have to go back to the basic principles and exercise respect for the natural

Does Swirskii Really Do What it's Intended To?

getting used to. When using chemical products, you immediately see fewer pests and damage, but IPM requires some patience. The same applies to the use of [...] too little for Amblyseius swirskii to eat its fill and produce enough offspring. As such, you would always have to use new predatory mites . But there's [...] adult pests in the beginning, even when the natural enemies are working hard to contain the problem. So you may still see the adult whitefly happily flying

Reinforced Hook For All

started using sturdier hooks. Now we want to make this improvement available for all our slow-release sachets in order to make these products even more robust [...] opportunity for pests to establish themselves Optimum protection Less plant stress Reduced chemical use Simple to use Labor-saving compared to regular manual [...] coating on both sides. As a result, the hook is sturdier and more resistant to moisture, so that the sachets remain firmly in place in the crop. Product

The nematodes are doing their job

treatment has been effective! The level of damage to your crop is also a good indicator of whether or not the nematodes are proving effective. When a nematode [...] the contents. At the end all that is left is the shell, which is why you will see the caterpillar or larva turn yellowish brown to brown over time, and shrink [...] you will not see them again. Oops, an error occurred! Code: 20260420135600939607fe Event: f477a40e07a8489c8383020e60cca1c8 A combined approach to thrips

Trianum is a true all-rounder

However, this biological fungicide not only combats soil-borne diseases in a targeted way but has also proven to be an effective plant growth promotor [...] This is of great help to the crop, as the mycelium competes with harmful fungi for space and nutrients, giving them little to no chance of developing [...] in times of stress. This ensures that the plant is well-prepared and ready to defend itself against biotic and abiotic stress! The biological fungicide

How do you identify a ‘thrips intruder’?

Most growers know when there are thrips in their crop. After all, there are not very many tiny, slender insects that look like thrips . More difficult [...] started with a few rules of thumb. Echinothrips americanus is the easiest to identify: these thrips have black and orange stripes on the abdomen. Remember [...] has two orange spots on the abdomen. Onion thrips females are greyish yellow to brown. Males are lighter and have no wings. Onion thrips are often found along

Spical predatory mite: a true all-rounder

is only ineffective in crops such as tomatoes, so you'll have to find another solution to combat spider mites in these cases. The most common spider mite [...] fruit, and woody fruit crops, such as citrus. Other solutions But all that glitters is not gold. Predatory mites are ineffective in a limited number of crops [...] bugs and gall midges. What's right for you Don't forget: IPM is not a one-size-fits-all solution. It depends on the crop, the climate, the region, and the

Spical: The Effective Weapon Against All Types of Spider Mite

equilibrium can falter, leading to an explosion in fruit spider mite numbers. Spider mites can also quickly become resistant to chemicals, so Spical really [...] is the favorite food of the predatory mite in Spical , whose appetite for all species of spider mites means it can be used in many crops. It’s an effective [...] solution against the entire ‘spider mite family’! Harmful spider mites come in all sorts of species and sizes. Most spider mites (and there are 1,200 different