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Hey, friend! Want to stop pesky box tree caterpillars in their tracks? This biological insecticide is just what you need! Just three treatments per season are all it takes to keep those little guys at bay. It’s got a super strong strain of all-natural microorganism that’ll keep the caterpillar numbers in check. And the best part? No precision scale needed! It’s super easy to apply. This natural insecticide is perfectly safe for bees and birds, and it targets the pests directly. TOPBUXUS XenTari Box Tree Caterpillar Insecticide Description
We know that there’s nothing more frustrating than entering your beloved garden and finding your plants have been chewed up and destroyed by an invasion of pesky caterpillars. You can use TOPBUXUS XenTari Raupenfrei Box Tree Caterpillar Insecticide to keep them away. It’s a powerful biological insecticide. You’ll be so glad to know that just three treatments will successfully protect your garden from Box Tree Caterpillars this season. This 5-sachet pack of insecticide will keep those hungry pests away. If you spot this variety of caterpillar (also called the Box Moth Caterpillar) coming for your plants, don’t worry! You can fight them off with this easy-to-apply treatment. Go ahead and dilute (as instructed) one 3-gram sachet using water to treat a generous thirty square meters of plants at once. And the best part? You don’t need a fancy scale to use it. Just go ahead and give your plants a good spray, knowing that you’re doing them a favor and keeping those pesky bugs at bay. Read on to find out how to get rid of box moth caterpillars with this treatment. I’m so happy to tell you that the box tree caterpillars are being taken care of! A special kind of microorganism called Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies Aizawai (Bta) is what’s doing the trick. It’s really great because it’s hurting the caterpillars, but not the bees and birds that are actually good for the garden. Please remember that our friends, the oak processionary caterpillars, are also affected by the natural insecticide. I’m so excited to find out how XenTari gets rid of box moth caterpillars! Your plants are going to be so happy! Those little caterpillars are just hungry, and they’ll happily eat the treated leaves of one of your plants. After about an hour, they’ll stop feeding, so you won’t have to worry about any damage to your plants. Don’t worry, because the caterpillars will die in a couple of days because of the biological insecticide. I’m so glad it’s safe for our feathered friends and the bees! Contents: We’re so excited to share with you this set of five 3-gram sachets of XenTari Original! The manufacturer describes it as follows: TOPBUXUS XenTari Original
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Here’s the deal: we’ve got some bad news about the boxwood moth caterpillar, but the good news is that this product is here to help! It’s all-natural, safe for bees and birds, and it’ll take care of those pesky oak processionary caterpillars, too. You can count on it being the real deal — no imitations or dilutions here! Rest assured, when your caterpillar eats the leaves treated with XenTari, it will stop feeding within an hour. This will help protect your precious box plants. The affected caterpillars will die within one to two days. When you apply it at just the right time, you’ll only need to use it 3 times per season to keep those pesky caterpillars under control. The Box tree caterpillar goes through three cycles each season. You can help it by simply applying XenTari once every cycle, right when you see the first caterpillars. You can make this moment easier to predict by using a box tree moth trap to keep an eye on box tree moth activity. When you catch moths with the trap, you can expect new caterpillars to show up a couple of weeks later. XenTari is a biological insecticide that’s made with a natural, strong type of the microbe Bacillus Thuringiensis subspecies Aizawai (Bta). This microbe helps control caterpillar pests. Hey, friend! Here’s what you can expect to find in a box of TOPBUXUS XenTari: you’ll get 5 individual sachets, and each one has 3 grams of product. To treat 30 square meters of boxwood surface, just dissolve the contents of 1 sachet in 3 liters of water. This makes the product easy to dose without the need for a precision scale, which is great! XenTari is a special product that has a very specific purpose and comes from nature. It’s made in a way that doesn’t hurt important insects like bees, which help with pollination. It also doesn’t hurt the insects that help keep other insects under control. And it’s safe for people, wildlife, and the environment.
