3808 Predator bug Orius 100 / against TRIPS

PEST: TRIPS
Trips are winged insects and are not even a millimeter in size.
The larvae are beweeAnd immediately after hatching start eating leaf tissue at the bottom of the leaf. By vacuuming plant cells, silver/gray spots are created on the leaves, on which black dots (the feces) can be seen. At higher dichTheden also occurs damage to flour or fruits. Trip populations can develop very quickly in a short time.

NATURAL ENEMY: ROOFWANTS
The predatory bug Orius is a flattened insect of about 3mm in size with a typical long snout.
This mobile glutton feeds on all stages of the trips. When no trips occur,
it also feeds on pollen and other insects, such as whitefly, aweed and spider.
At high prey densities, they kill more than they actually need as food.
These predatory bugs come in packaging, good for a control of 50m2.