• Apple

  the apple, the tree’s usually sweet and pomaceous fruit. Apples originate from Asia and Europe and were grown there for thousands of years, before European

• Cherry

  varieties most of the current commercial, edible cherry cultivars derive from. The other variety is the sour cherry Prunus cerasus , which is primarily

• Citrus

  present in the Mediterranean basin for centuries. Since citrus originates from these warmer climates they are not frost hardy. Temperatures not falling

• Flowering potted plants

  trumpet-shaped. These flowers have five or more petals and their colour varies from white to pink, red, orange, peach, yellow and purple. Phalaenopsis is also

• Parasitic wasps

  newly emerged larvae begin to feed on the host pest. They consume the host from the inside, which ultimately leads to the death of the host. Pupal stage: [...] host's body. Emergence: Once the parasitic wasp reaches maturity, it emerges from the host's body or the cocoon. The host pest is typically killed in the process

• Aphids

  inflict various types of damage to a crop: Nymphs and adults extract nutrients from the plant and disturb the balance of growth hormones. As a result, the plant’s [...] measures: Practice good crop hygiene Keep the growing area clean and free from weeds, debris, and plant residues that can harbor aphids. Regularly remove [...] themselves. Early detection enables prompt action to prevent infestations from spreading. Sticky traps can be strategically placed throughout the growing

• Grow your own vegetable garden

  guiding you in the use of biological control, we are sharing the journey from seed to harvest. Join us and start your own veggie garden, because we know

• Koppert One

  , considering both direct impacts like mortality or hindered development from eggs or pupae, as well as indirect effects such as reduced fertility (egg

• False codling moth

  found within the larvae tunnels in the fruit. An infested fruit usually falls from the tree 3-5 weeks after penetration by the larvae. Appearance and life cycle

• Fusarium spp.

  same time, the plant produces gum as a defence mechanism to stop the fungus from spreading. This gum blocks the xylem and causes the wilting which is the