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We have different presentations, from 50 to 20,000 pupae, in recyclable and ready-to-use boxes (XS, S, M, L and XL). GOLDFLY® FormatPupaeDimensions (cm)XS1005 × 5 × 6S2006 × 6 × 8M1,00014 ×…
Read article →The emergence time of the adults from the pupae depends directly on temperature. In general, lower temperatures prolong the pupal stage, while warmer ones accelerate it. The specific times vary by species;…
Read article →The adults begin their pollination activity between 1 and 3 days after emerging. During the first hours they expel the meconium, which leaves small dark spots on the box or in the…
Read article →If the temperature is below 10 °C or above 36 °C, acclimatize the pupae for 2–3 days at 20–25 °C before releasing them. This process favours proper emergence and reduces the impact…
Read article →We recommend carrying out at least two releases: one at the start of flowering and another after a week or every 15 days, to synchronize the insects' activity with the flowering peak.…
Read article →Place the boxes in a dry spot protected from direct solar radiation, especially during the warmer months. Avoid placing them near irrigation areas or directly exposed to rain. Be careful with natural…
Read article →Yes. Like bumblebees and other living organisms, hoverflies are insects that are highly sensitive to certain phytosanitary treatments and insecticides, especially during their active adult phase. That is why it is essential…
Read article →The hoverflies are especially efficient in crops where other pollinators have limitations. They adapt well to different production systems, such as greenhouses, tunnels, shade netting or open field. In addition, they complement…
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