Trichogramma minutum - 6 Tabs (Weekly/Biweekly Program) Fertilizer Clay surfaces absorb large amounts

Clay surfaces absorb large amounts of plant nutrients without any appreciable change in the osmotic concentration of the growing medium or fluctuation of pH

The enclosed chamber includes a floating raft hydroponic system with a 32-cell Styrofoam tray

The strong elastic closure at the top secures the shoe cover in place tightly

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79 µmol/joule

Trichogramma minutum - 6 Tabs (Weekly/Biweekly Program) Fertilizer Clay surfaces absorb large amountsWeekly & Bi Weekly Shipments Are Available. Trichogramma minutum is a moth egg parasite native to the eastern parts of the United States. It is commonly used in orchards, in vineyards and on ornamentals for preventative control of various caterpillars and borers. When timed appropriately, Trichogramma releases can significantly reduce moth caterpillar populations and limit pesticide use. Biology & Life Cycle: Trichogramma wasps lay their eggs inside