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7kg

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	Roll Yellow 300mm	Roll Blue 300mm	Ribbon Yellow 50 mm	Ribbon Blue 50mm
Length	100m roll	100m roll	100m roll	100m roll

	Mini Roll Yellow 100mm	Mini Roll Blue 100mm
Length	100m roll	100m roll

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40,000 per Litre

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Encarsia formosa is a wasp parasite used to control greenhouse whitefly (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) and Poinsettia whitefly (Bemisia tabaci).
An average daily temperature of 23°C is required for good control of whitefly by Encarsia. At lower temperatures (<20°C) much higher release rates are required. Encarsia also performs best when there are more than 10 hours of daylight. To increase performance in winter months heating and artificial lighting are beneficial.
Tips on releasing:
• Do not use residual pesticides for 4 weeks prior to release. Some pesticides remain toxic on plants for several months.
• Introduce Encarsia at the very first sign of whitefly. Alternatively start releases when planting out at inoculative rates on a weekly basis.
• Introduce parasites weekly for at least 8 weeks or until 80% parasitism is noted.
• If necessary adjust lighting and temperature to favour Encarsia development

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1,000

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Hypoaspis is a predatory mite that lives near the soil surface and feeds on fungus gnat larvae and thrip pupae.
Hypoaspis are dispatched in an organic mixture that should be evenly scattered over the treatment area or spooned into the base of pots. The mites then migrate into the potting media and feed on soft bodied pests in the root zone.
Tips on releasing:
• Release when pests are at a low level
• Soil temperatures should be between 20°C and 30°C
• Ensure growing media is well-drained, has good porosity and contains some organic matter
• Two releases 2-3 weeks apart are recommended
• Hypoaspis is compatible with the predatory nematode Steinernema feltiae.

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This field identification guide is intended to be used as a tool in integrated pest management (IPM) in ornamentals. It draws on the experience of a range of scientists and industry experts. The guide presents over 300 colour photographs in 190 pages of illustrations and text. It contains a comprehensive list of organisms and nutritional disorders identified as currently important to the ornamentals industry.

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This field guide is designed to assist producers, workers, students and consultants in correctly identifying pests, diseases, disorders and beneficials of greenhouse vegetable crops in Australia. It is intended to be used as a tool in integrated pest management, and draws on the experience of a range of scientists and industry experts. The guide presents over 220 colour photographs in 135 pages of illustrations and text.

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	Yellow	Blue	Yellow Bugscan	Blue Bugscan	Yellow/Dry Bugscan
Quantity	30 per pack	10 per pack	10 per pack	10 per pack	10 per pack