• Dibox

  When to use Dibox Use a Dibox for the application of biological products when it is necessary to apply close to a hotspot. This mainly counts for parasitic [...] parasitic wasps and products that are not available in sachets. How to use Dibox Application Fold out the Diboxes Pour the material into the Diboxes Hang the [...] Dibox Depending on humidity the Diboxes can be used for multiple introductions of the natural enemies.

• Anso-Mite

  Pests Young larvae of various thrips species. Also has an effect on eggs and larvae of whitefly , all stages of non-webbing spider mites (e.g. European red [...] predatory mites Certainty in the quality of every sachet and bottle of our predatory mites A turning point in Almeria: how predatory mites helped transform a [...] Crops Do not use in tomato. Mode of action Predatory mites use their piercing mouthparts to extract the contents of their prey. Pack size 125,000 predatory

• Botrytis problems often have company

  December 20, 2021

  must-knows Botrytis is an above-ground fungus, and there are many species. The fungus is found all over the world and can infect a wide variety of plants. If [...] Although plants can fight off the fungus, that point of initial infection is left weakened. This is an ideal spot for other fungi, such as Fusarium , or [...] Biocontrol of Aphids, Mealybugs and Echinothrips Biofungicide that gives soil-borne diseases no chance! What is Biological Control? Aphids and How to Protect

• Spider mites and other mites

  necrosis. Life cycle of mites The life cycle of mites typically consists of four stages: egg, larva, nymph, and adult. The duration of their life cycle can [...] so keeping them healthy and strong is essential. Regular monitoring of your plants for early signs of plant mites is also critical. This can be done by [...] Biological control of spider mites and other mites uses a range of natural enemies that target different developmental stages of the pest: Predatory mites

• Free Webinar series; Implementing Plant Empowerment

  May 19, 2020

  Partners of Plant Empowerment start a free webinar series of four webinars. Participants will learn how to implement the basic principles of Plant Empowerment [...] The theory of Plant Empowerment is described in the book; Plant Empowerment, the basic principles . This book is well received worldwide and is currently [...] IPM: The Answer to the Challenges of the Future IPM: The Path to a Successful Approach The How and Why of IPM Koppert IPM app Vlaardingen, Netherlands

• Frequently Asked Questions

  May 7, 2018

  separating the two species by a minimum of 100 yards. It is preferred that they are placed on opposite ends of the crop. Q: How many bees are in a bumblebee hive [...] Questions and Answers about the Quad Q: Why is there paper mesh tape covering the exit of the hive doors? A: By allowing the bees to chew through the mesh [...] put in the crop? A: Place the hives when the crop is 5-10% bloom. Q: How long will the bumblebee hives last? A: The hives will last approximately 6-8 weeks

• Poinsettia Cultivation Has To Apply IPM

  June 27, 2019

  Challenges of the Future IPM: The Path to a Successful Approach Koppert IPM app The How and Why of IPM NatuGro in strawberry Chemical crop protection is not [...] critical of their suppliers and the quality of the products. Dutch Poinsettia growers who export to the UK know all about this. For example, there is a ze [...] production in Europe is 100 million per year.’ Various Studies Richard is overseeing two tests at the farms Green 05 and Stals, in which Koppert is researching

• Ten facts about spider mites

  November 19, 2021

  All Types of Spider Mite Biocontrol for Spider Mites Advanced biocontrol of spider mite with Spidex Vital The How and Why of IPM Knowledge is critical to [...] following is an overview of the key facts about the spider mite. Is a spider mite an insect? Nothing could be farther from the truth! It is a tiny spider [...] close attention to warm spots where there is little wind. The variation is great – there are more than 1200 species of spider mite. Some have evolved to ‘s

• Rhizoctonia solani

  or dispersal of the fungus, only the mycelium is important in this context. Thanatephorus cucumeris is a soil-inhabiting fungus, that is very persistent [...] causes death of seedlings (‘damping-off’), both before and after emergence. A typical symptom of root infection is that the taproot is reduced to a thread [...] time of infection. In general, the fungus causes symptoms on all plant parts that are in or close to the soil. Early infection of the growing tips of the

• Spical: The effective weapon against all types of spider mite

  November 11, 2020

  persistent thrips Certainty in the quality of every sachet and bottle of our predatory mites A turning point in Almeria: how predatory mites helped transform a [...] pioneers: A journey of biocontrol innovations An impressive range of predatory mite solutions thanks to continuous research and innovations How a little predatory [...] Promises Advanced biocontrol of spider mite with Spidex Vital Spical: The Effective Weapon Against All Types of Spider Mite What is Biological Control?