Syngenta adds new packaging options

The company is now offering Controlled Release System with mini sachets on a stick for Amblyline cu and Swirskiline.

Published July 21, 2015

Syngenta Bioline is adding new packaging options to its Controlled Release System (CRS) with mini sachets on a stick for Amblyline cu and Swirskiline as biological control agents.

Mini sachets, which are also available with a hanger, distribute beneficial mites over plants to minimize the development of harmful thrips, spider mites and broadmites.  Only one sachet is needed per tray, pot or hanging basket for effective protection.

This packaging is good for pest prevention and control early in propagation, at sticking or point of seeding, to stop thrips, whitefly and broadmite populations, before they grow into harder-to-control adults. Mini sachets have water-resistant packaging to minimize the effects of rain and irrigation and the stick secures them in place to reduce movement.

“Mini sachets on a stick provide a consistent release of beneficial mites over a longer time period versus broadcast applications,” says Ronald Valentin, technical lead, Syngenta Bioline. “The sachets produce mites for six to eight weeks, depending on climate conditions, and can be applied as early as possible in propagation, which is the most critical time in plant development.”
Amblyline stick is now available and Swirskiline stick will be available in August 2015. Find a distributor near you at www.SyngentaBioline.com.
 
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