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This highly effective, organic pesticide combats various free-eating pests including moths and caterpillars (boxwood moths, winter moths menacing fruit trees or the large and small cabbage white butterfly). Don't worry, it won't harm beneficial insects like bees or adult butterflies in any way.

Application/dosage:
It is important to wet the entire boxwood, including the inner parts of the plant and, if possible, spray at a time when the caterpillars are still juvenile.
The granules are dissolved in water (mix 1g with 1 litre of water and inject infested plants). Apply when the temperature will be at least 15°C for several days.
Do not spray immediately before rain - otherwise the spray coating will be washed off.

Application period:
Spray when the caterpillars appear. In Europe, the caterpillars become active from mid-March to early April and develop 2-3 generations per year until October.

Useful information:
This is a poison that acts in the digestive tract of the caterpillar - the younger the caterpillar, the better the effect. Unfortunately, preventive action to combat the boxtree moth is not possible. To increase the resistance and general vitality of the plants, we recommend the use of algae lime, a fine powder that is sprinkled directly onto the leaves.

Contents:
4 x 3g

Purpose of the substance/mixture:
Insecticide

Active ingredient:
540g/kg Bacillus thuringiensis ss. aizawai tree, against boxtree moths & caterpillars

Trade name:
XenTari

Registration number.:
3431/0