DESCRIPTION

Transeius montdorensis is a predatory mite used to control immature stages of thrips. It also feeds on whiteflies, pest mites and pollen. During its life the female lays about 50 eggs. The number of females is 65% of the total population. Eggs are deposited ingly on the leaf setae, from where after 1-2 days larvae appear.

Mode of action: Predatory mites search for their prey or wait for it to pass by, then suck it dry.

APPLICATION

Recommended for use in greenhouses or net houses. Should be applied in the early morning or in the late afternoon. Apply to the crops as soon as possible after receipt.

1. Spread by hand or machine

• Slightly rotate and shake before opening the packaging.
• Frequently stir the substrate while releasing.
• Sprinkle equally on the leaves.
• Do not sprinkle too thickly on leaves and buds (for some kinds of crop).
• Leave the packaging near the plants for some days.

2. Hang sachets

• Open the sachet hangers.
• Hang near flowers and under leaves.
• Avoid direct sunlight and water.

DOSAGE

• Spread by hand or machine: 100-200 mites/m², every 1-2 weeks.
• Hang sachets: 1 sachet/m², 1-2 times/crop.

STORAGE

• Apply to the crops as soon as possible after receipt.
• Optimum storage temperature: 10-15 degrees Celsius; Or store in a cool, ventilated room for 1-2 days.