• Feltiella acarisuga

  and webs in and around spider mite colonies. The eggs are often laid near leaf veins. They are transparent to light yellow, slightly longer than the diameter [...] enter the pupal stage. Pupae are often found in sheltered locations, such as leaf crevices or within the soil. Initially, they appear pale green but gradually [...] At the end of the last larval stage, the larva spins a white cocoon near a leaf vein and pupates within it. By closely monitoring their crops and identifying

• Diamond back moth

  Damage symptoms The caterpillar is a surface feeder. They feed from the lower leaf surface, leaving the wax layer on the upper surface intact, thereby creating [...] remain quite small and active. Except for the first instar, which mines in the leaf tissue, the larvae are voracious surface feeders. The pupae of the diamond

• Anthurium

  come in a variety of colors. However, the ‘flower’ is actually an altered leaf (also called spathe) with many flowers on the spadix. The actual flowers

• Fytofert-S: Spray smarter. Grow stronger.

  particle size and hydrophilic properties promote uniform distribution across leaf surfaces Minimal residues: Smaller particle size enhances spray performance [...] n and hydrophilic properties make application effortless, ensure uniform leaf coverage, and boost crop vitality. FytoFert‑S is shaping the way growers

• Gummy stem blight

  Leaves can be infected directly, through wounds, hydathodes (the end of leaf veins) or the hair bases. Stems are infected through wounds and by the infected

• Two-spotted spider mite

  sap is removed, the leaf, and eventually the whole plant, may die. In tomatoes and cucumbers, as little as 30% damage of the leaf surface can lead to loss

• Fusarium wilt

  symptoms Fusarium fungi cause vascular wilt, root rot, foot and stem rot, leaf lesions, fruit rot, head blight in cereals and post-harvest decay. Fusarium

• Tree specialist Wolterinck: Control of oak processionary caterpillar with Entonem

  effective around ten days in and if the trees have at least 30% of their leaf cover, Bacillus thuringiensis can also have a good combatting effect.’ Staunch

• Acadian

  for maximum dispersal and leaf adherence. Application rates for permanent crops should be adjusted based on plant size and leaf area. Soil applications Soil

• Black leg of seedlings

  (‘damping-off’). In slightly older plants, the leaves lose their turgor or the leaf tips turn yellow, for example in flower bulbs. At first, the plants recover