A pack of plants that offer an alternative food resource to beneficial auxiliary fauna and/or allow the establishment of lasting and effective populations capable of acting in the event of a possible entry of pests into the crops.

The pack is made up of several species of plants, among which we find maritime lobularia, rue, sage, yarrow, dill, coriander, borage, fennel, sunflower, blue immortelle, among others. These species vary from to the time of year in which they are served: a total of 108 plants of some of these species, enough to cover one hectare of cultivation.

How to use:

It is recommended to plant at the beginning of the crop in well-lit areas with at least 25 cm of separation. The ideal is associate the 5 species disseminated in 9 different areas of cultivation, thus achieving nine islands of vegetation with 12 plants at 25 cm each for each hectare. The selected plants stagger their flowering so that in at all times the auxiliary fauna has availability of food and shelter.

Presentation:

• 1 Pack 108 plants/ha
• Trays with 108 plants.
• 9 x 12 cell trays.
• Diameter approx. 4 cm root ball.
• 5 species that vary according to the time of year.