Nematodes against Box tree moth: Effective Control of a Stubborn Pest

Approach & Application

1. How do you recognize the box tree moth?
The boxwood moth, recognizable by its white and black wings, lays eggs on the leaves of boxwood plants. The larvae that hatch from these eggs feed on the leaves, resulting in brown discoloration and deterioration.

2. How can I combat the box tree moth?
Nematodes offer a natural and effective way to combat the box tree moth. By applying nematodes to the soil around the boxwood plants, they can infect and eliminate the larvae of the boxwood moth.

3. When should I combat the box tree moth?
It is advisable to combat the boxwood moth as soon as you notice signs of damage, such as damage to the leaves. By intervening early you can control the infestation and prevent further damage.

4. How do nematodes work against box tree moth?
Nematodes likePsahsmarbhabditis CaliforniaandSteinernema Carpocapsaepenetrate the soil and infect the larvae of the box tree moth with a deadly bacterium. This results in the effective control of the pest.

5. How do I use the nematode trap against boxwood moth effectively?

• Apply the nematodes evenly around the affected boxwood plants, preferably in moist soil.
• Follow package instructions carefully for optimal results.
• Consider repeated applications as necessary, especially if there is a severe boxwood moth infestation.

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