Auxiliary insects

Auxiliary insects are true friends of the gardener. By feeding on crop pests, they are highly effective in fighting garden pests and protecting plants without harming the environment.

Their use in plant protection is an alternative to chemical treatments that destroy the good balance of the ecosystem.

The best known of them is the ladybug, which loves aphids and feeds voraciously on them. But other living organisms are just as effective.

Lacewings, nematodes and mites eliminate slugs, ants, white grubs, cutworms, caterpillars, moths, codling moths, palm moths and other parasites.