bioline syngenta

12 years ago

Hi y'all, I just wanted to know if anybody has seen this stuff, or if I am way out of the loop! I bought a strawberry plant the other day and I noticed a paper packet on it when I got home. Figured, plant food.... still, I checked the internet anyway. It seems to be predatory insects that are timed to hatch out to eat the specific insects that prey on my new plant! Wow, I didn't know that they could do that. .. Has anyone seen , used, or heard of this??????

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User
12 years ago
No, no & no, I'd do some research (yes, as you're doing) before considering getting involved w/ them. I'd also ask where I bought the plant, since that's who provided it.
cpawl
12 years ago
Hi, I love predatory insects.A lot of greenhouses use them, so all the harmful chemicals don't have to be used.
The one is used to help with 6 weeks of Thrips control.
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exercise23
10 years ago
My strawberry plant had it also but it didn't work ...first I found my plant infested with red spyder mites, then the June bugs (beetles) attacked. My poor plant didn't have a chance and the bioline packet didn't help it.

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