Spidex Vital FAQ

Spidex I’m used to? During production of Spidex Vital the predatory mites don`t get to eat spider mites, which cause the coloration of Spidex Vital. Does [...] near impossible? After years of research, Koppert has managed to develop a new formulation for better control of a number of vital aspects. This results [...] Hotspots of spider mite are even better under control with Spidex Vital, compared to the regular Spidex. Does anything change to the rate of application

Mycotal FAQ

is very unlikely due to the complex nature by which Mycotal interacts with the target pest. How to handle & apply Mycotal How to store Mycotal? Mycotal [...] Systems in greenhouses. How to use Mycotal How to use Mycotal with Low Volume Mist System What are the optimal conditions to apply Mycotal? • Mycotal [...] spores on the outside of the cadaver, which may spread the infection to other vulnerable pests. Mycotal: how does it work? How long is Mycotal effective

Plant Pollinator interactions in high temperatures

temperature to affect pollination takes at least one to two weeks. Similarly, it takes two weeks of cold weather for pollination to return to normal. 2 [...] can be used to reduce the amount of heat coming into the greenhouse. An infrared thermometer can help to gain certainty about the effect of temperature [...] n, use of air-cooling systems, use of evaporation systems. During periods of hot weather, when the temperature exceeds 30° C for large parts of the day

Manual Growing lights

entrance of the hive to help the bumblebees find their way back to their own hive. Tests showed that the blue door led to 12% more direct entries of bumblebees [...] Figure 2.1 Take into account the angle of the sun and the presence of a sidewall screen for placement of hives. To make sure bumblebees only fly around in [...] tend to drift if hives are stacked (see figure 2.3). They prefer flying to the lowest hives, which causes the hives at the top of the stack to become

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on roots of grasses, cereals and many other crops. It takes three to four years for the larvae to fully develop. The adults feed on the leaves of trees. [...] soil at a depth of approximately 5 cm. Young larvae feed on humus particles. In the second larval stage they start to feed on the roots of grasses. The older [...] twice; with 10 to 15 days interval. Applications in September/October or May/June depending on species. Apply on the turf with 800 to 1000 L of water per ha