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Orius Majusculus | Against Trips
Orius Majusculus | Against Trips
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Read before ordering beneficial insects online [Important].
Our supplier Biobasiq ships fresh beneficial insects every Monday. Place your order no later than Sunday at 12:00 PM to have them shipped the following Monday. If your order is placed after Sunday, it will be shipped the Monday after that. The beneficial insects are shipped to your mailbox; please keep this in mind when ordering during winter if your mailbox is located outdoors. When temperatures drop in early November, orders are shipped to a PostNord service point instead of the mailbox.
NOTE! We do not sell, store, or order products from the beneficial insects category (including leaf shine) for the physical store.
Orius bugs are the most effective beneficial insects you can use against thrips; they consume both adults and all larval stages of most thrips species.
Orius bugs primarily target thrips. An adult bug can consume 20 thrips a day, but they can also feed on other pests such as spider mites, cyclamen mites, aphids, and whiteflies. If you only have an infestation of pests other than thrips, you should instead use beneficial insects that are specifically effective against those pests.
How are they used?
The Orius bugs are sprinkled onto the foliage of plants infested with thrips. For plants with narrow leaves, or where it is otherwise difficult to place the beneficial insects on the leaves, you can purchase bio-boxes to hang in the plant.
The adult bugs can fly and spread easily throughout the plants. The nymphs can move between plants as long as the leaves are touching. Orius bugs are sometimes difficult to find among the plants, as they like to hide in crevices and in the buckwheat husks they are transported with.
Feel free to combine Orius with the use of yellow sticky traps. You can also combine them with Swirskii predatory mites or thrips predatory mites in sachets.
Orius bugs can be used both out in the greenhouse and indoors. Indoors, they do not seek out pantries, bedding, or the like, but because they can fly, it is a matter of personal preference whether you wish to use them inside.
Orius bugs are sensitive to various pesticides, and you should therefore be careful with releasing them after using, for example, Provado/Provanto sticks. Plants can be sprayed with soft soap before releasing Orius, but the spray must have dried completely before the release.
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Shipping Policy
Shipping Policy
When buying live plants, transport can sometimes affect the condition of the plant. We strive to ensure that all plants arrive in good health, but minor shipping damage, such as a torn leaf or bent stem, is sometimes unavoidable. Read more about our policy here.
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Fungerade inte särskilt bra. Bra kundservice dock.
Mycket effektivt och enkelt
Love the little buggers! Start working right away! 💪
Bra baggar mot dumma trips. Vi håller vi tummarna att baggarna mumsar upp all ohyra!
Fungerar som den ska. Smidig leverans!
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Had a nasty thrips infestation on a couple of my plants, baby Thai cons and my terrarium were the worst and a couple of rounds of these tinny litte bugs got rid of most of the thrips population.
Used them on an established infestation 6 weeks ago and haven't seen any thrips since then. On one plant the beetles even made babies but unfortunately none survived to adulthood. Of course the beetles I received only survived a couple of weeks but they did a good job while they were there. I didn't expect them to do nearly as good of a job as they did. I of course still have some thrips on some plants but the infestation has significantly reduced and the plants I have used the beetles on are completely free of pests for the moment. Overall very happy!
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