• Everything Still Begins with Swirski

  May 14, 2020

  drought in outdoor cultivation (although equally effective in greenhouses and tunnels), and which once again boosted the popularity of the predatory mite. The

• Effective Biological Control: Keep a Close Eye on Everything

  April 9, 2019

  closely monitor the damage they cause. You may see partly eaten plant parts, tunnels, dots, deformation of leaves or flowers, discoloration, or silvery spots

• The Swirski-Mite Revolution: A Game-Changer in Pest Control

  November 8, 2024

  drought in outdoor cultivation (although equally effective in greenhouses and tunnels), and which once again boosted the popularity of the predatory mite. The

• The Swirski-Mite Revolution: A Game-Changer in Pest Control

  September 30, 2024

  drought in outdoor cultivation (although equally effective in greenhouses and tunnels), and which once again boosted the popularity of the predatory mite. The

• Swirski-Mite Helps You Stay in Control

  April 29, 2019

  making them ideal for use in greenhouses! But if your crop is grown in tunnels, in the open air, or if it's always very humid, Swirski Ulti-Mite is a better

• Frequently Asked Questions about Bumblebees

  November 15, 2018

  Bumblebees also fly better in conditions with poor light (for example, high tunnels/hoop houses, shade cloth and hail netting) and they fly around your crop

• Tomato

  insects lay their eggs in tomato leaves, and the larvae that hatch proceed to tunnel through the leaf tissue, creating distinctive mines that can severely damage [...] Tomato pinworm ( Keiferia lycopersicella ) is another formidable pest, tunneling into tomato fruits, making them susceptible to secondary infections. Spider

• Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

  flies damage crops by laying their eggs near plant bases. Hatching larvae tunnel into the soil and feed on roots, stems, and hypocotyls, reducing water and

• Predatory mites

  Swirski-Mite Plus , Swirski-Mite LD and Thripex-Plus . For crops cultivated in tunnels, outdoor settings, or consistently high-humidity environments, our Ulti-Mite

• Cucumber

  their larvae burrow into cucumber leaves, creating distinctive serpentine tunnels as they feed on the plant's internal tissues. Leaf miners can rapidly infest