Xentari Raupenfrei

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Apps Mit den Apps von Neudorff habt ihr geballtes Pflanzenwissen immer mit dabei und direkt griffbereit Box tree moth overwinters as small caterpillars, hidden between box leaves that have been webbed together in late autumn. These caterpillars begin to become active as the weather warms in the spring– they have been observed feeding as early as February on particularly warm days. By June, caterpillars will have finished feeding, pupated and emerged as adult moths. Where it has become impractical to control box treecaterpillar, consider using an alternative hedge or topiary plant. Ongoing trials of a variety of compactevergreen shrubs at RHS GardenWisley are showing promise as alternatives. The following all have small leaves and can be clipped into formal hedging styles: The pesticides listed are legally available in the UK. This information is provided to avoid misuse of legal products and the use of unauthorised and untested products, which potentially has more serious consequences for the environment and wildlife than when products are used legally.

Xentari Zünsler-Free Against Boxwood Moth (75 g = 3 Agrinova Xentari Zünsler-Free Against Boxwood Moth (75 g = 3

Fed up with damage to your box plants? There are plenty of good alternatives that lend themselves similarly well to clipping.Pheromone traps, can indicate whether there are moths in the areaand their level of activity. These areavailable from several suppliers including Agralan, Dragonfli and Solabiol Professionele dosering – 1 zakje van 3 gram kan worden opgelost in 3 liter water, dit is voldoende voor 30m 2 Buxus

Box Tree Caterpillar Disease

Item: 314407296901 Agrinova Xentari® Raupenfrei Box Tree Caterpillar Treatment 25g. Agrinova Xentari® Raupenfrei Box Tree Caterpillar Treatment 25g. Biological control of harmful caterpillars (e.g. boxwood moths) in fruit, vegetables, wine and ornamental plants Advantages of Agrinova XenTari at a glance: Biological and highly selective control of harmful caterpillars Against free-eating butterfly larvae and owl moth larvae Not dangerous to bees (B4), gentle on beneficial insects Between2015 and2016, over 800 records of the moth were received. This jumped toover 3000 in 2017 and since 2018 have remained at more than 5 000 a year.The box tree moth is now considered to be a “common resident”, being widely distributed across England, particularly the south-east. It is also present in Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Forceful spraying is needed to penetrate into the interior of box plants through the webbed-together leaves Be aware that products such as Xentariare not registered for use in the UK and we cannot advise they are used We advising managing box tree caterpillar using the information above as your first course of action.