When should Nesibug be used?

Use Nesibug for the biological control of eggs and larvae of:

tomato moth (Tuta absoluta),

whitefly of the greenhouses. (Trialeurodes vaporariorum)

White tobacco fly (Bemisia tabaci).

Enter Nesibug at the start of the growing season, since the predatory bugs need time to establish and develop.

How does Nesibug work?

Adult predatory bugs and nymphs actively seek their prey and consume it. If the predatory bug eats eggs, larvae or pupae of whitefly, only the tegument remains in its original form.

Application of Nesibug

Spread the material on clean and dry rock wool blocks, in Dibox application boxes or in sheets. Make sure the material does not get stuck for at least a few hours.

Enter the product in groups of at least 25 predatory bugs.

Distribute the bottle in 6-10 points of release

Extend the material in thin layers (maximum 1 cm) to favor the exit of predatory bugs from the carrier material.

Use Entofood to provide a source of nutrients early in the season, when the plague pressure is usually low. This improves the development of Nesibug.

Artefeed can also be used after a few weeks.

Optimal handling conditions of Nesibug

The optimum temperature for Nesibug is between 20 ° C and 30 ° C.

Driving

Because biological beneficial organisms have a very short life cycle, they should be introduced into the crop as soon as possible after reception. Otherwise, its quality could be impaired. If you must store the product, please follow the instructions below. Koppert B.V. is not responsible for the loss of quality if the product is stored for longer or under conditions other than those recommended.

Storage after reception: 1-2 days

Storage temperature: 8 - 10ºC

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