Mealybugs and scales

the aerial parts of the plant, some species extract their nourishment from roots, whilst others are gall-formers. A few species can also transmit harmful

Microflora SA leaflet

Microflora SA A natural boost to help your roots Microflora SA is a microbial soil amendment designed to enhance plant growth for supporting yield outputs

Don Sanchez Fresh innovates with biological control in avocados

as thrips , brown spiders, crystalline spiders, worms and ants, as well as root diseases that cause a reduction in the yield of avocado trees and economic

Integrated Pest Management

porous structure of soil or substrate that allows gas exchange between the root zone and the air above. Least toxic chemicals When the non-chemical tools

Citrus mealybug

the aerial parts of the plant, some species extract their nourishment from roots, whilst others are gall-formers. A few species can also transmit harmful

Trianum G Label 20kg

soil, planting mixes or turf, grows onto plant roots as they develop and provides protection against plant root pathogens such as Pythium, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium [...] biological fungicide for control of soilborne plant pathogens and plant root diseases. The active ingredient is a microbe, Trichoderma harzianum Strain [...] or other apprppriate measures for stand establishment and Trianum® G for root disease control. Note: Trianum® G contains live spores of a microbe that

Scia-Rid

hours to days after infection. Visual effect Infected pest insects in the root zone turn yellow to brown but may be difficult to find, due to rapid degradation

Entonem keeps young orchids free from fungus gnats

fungus gnats are given the chance to develop, they start eating the young roots. This can considerably slow down plant growth. It adds another four weeks

Operation Mealybug

the aerial parts of the plant, some species extract their nourishment from roots, whilst others are gall-formers. A few species can also transmit harmful

Beneficial nematodes to control pests in outdoor crops

beans. Caterpillars from the oriental fruit moth or codling moth, wireworms, root flies or thrips , they are a festive meal for our nematodes. For an overview