The predator is effective on tomatoes, peppers, eggplants. After receiving the biomaterial, release the insect in the evening, when the transoms of the greenhouse are closed, according to the instructions below. Each container should be opened immediately before use on the crop itself, where the application will be made. Before the predator is evicted, entokorm must be introduced. Leftover food should be stored in the freezer.
Gently lift a part of the wood shavings at the outlet of the tube, scroll it and lightly tap the entomophage in place of the spilled feed, passing through the rows of the crop. The application can be carried out directly on the cube, next to the stems of the tomato or on the leaf apparatus of the plant. Repeat these steps with each subsequent container, evenly spreading the macrolofus over the biorows.
Feed should be poured in a small amount of 1-2 g per plant at the places where Macrolofus is applied. It is better to scatter on the upper tiers of leaves so that Macrolofus lays eggs near a food source (pest outbreak or top dressing). Feeding should be carried out every week twice in order to consolidate the population of Macrolophus and accelerate the timing of its development. Leave the container and wood shavings on the crop for a few hours to allow the remaining insects to enter the plants.
Recommendations on applying
| Type of culture |
Prevention |
Application rate based on the complexity of the object and the region for pests |
| small |
average |
high |
| light culture |
3 |
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| Without light culture |
2 |
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| Number of deposits |
At the beginning of cultural turnover |
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