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After the spider mite invasion this year, I've discovered an animal not to oratory with the naked eye on the leaf undersides of yuloensis fig. 1. Fig. 2 shows the grub screen. What is it with the small unknown?
Thanks for the help, which makes it exactly. I will now do nix, however, since they anyway just starting to collect; or can I do a bigger problem me so with the orchids?
There should something, however, company - because the beasts on everything can go. Now'd on it to come what kind is this - because there are too "nice" and extremely arge species. The problem is - you live also in the substrate.
My tip - order from Biohelb a few Amblyseius cucumeris bag (5 PCs. should be enough) - which then evenly distribute within your vegetation and repeat 3 x each 1em every month.
come the Amblyseius PJ. from plant to plant? I got the orchis on humidification trays (water tubs with a grille) are available on more than one shelf. Do I need multiple bags or does it work anyway? Or is it enough to put the predator in the affected Amorphophalli?
the Amblyseius are predatory mites - and quite fast on the go - already quite busy running around. Times just in case, because I have no idea what looks like the exact arrangement of your orchids I would recommend 1 sachet per shelf. They crawl already herum-but they don't behave definitely like Spiderman - Herum resonate with spinning thread or something * ggggggggggggggggggggggg *. And per window sill 1 sachet for the stinker.
So specific number - 1 sachet per 2-2,5 m2 is expected in practice.
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