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tomatoes – treatments against green stink bug (Nezara viridula)
Hello, I got these insects that attacked only the fruit of tomatoes, which on contact are sticky. Is it possible that they are tomato beetles? What are they and what treatment do you recommend, if anything that will allow a short preharvest interval? Thank you.
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Hello, from the photo/movie attached, the tomatoes seem to be attacked by the green stink bug (Nezara viridula). In our catalog we do not have a product approved strictly for the green stink bug, but you can consider using an insecticide that has in its spectrum of control stink bugs, which is also approved for tomato crops, such as Mavrik 2 F, 5 ml, in a dose of 5 ml/10 L water, applied by spraying. It is advisable to respect the preharvest interval, in this case: 7 days. In the spring of the following year, in order to increase the resistance of the plants to the attack of phytopathogens and to keep pests at bay, it is recommended to regularly apply a fertilizer such as AMN Fusek, 500 ml.
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