Insect netting, anti-fruit fly

Drosophila net

This insect net is particularly effective against drosophila, especially Drosophila suzukii, also known as the spotted-wing drosophila, which attacks cherries and strawberries before they ripen.
Placed over trees or in tunnels over strawberry plants, this insect net prevents flies from reaching the fruit and laying their eggs.
The net should be installed after pollination and before the flies arrive.

Insect net

Thanks to its small woven mesh of 1.18 x 1.75 mm, this insect net protects your fruits and vegetables against a multitude of insect pests:

• Tarnished plant bug
• Aster leafhopper
• Diamondback moth
• Cabbage looper
• European corn borer
• Leek moth
• Turnip moth
• Ipsilon dart moth (or black cutworm)
• Small square-spot moth
• Drosophila
• Seedcorn maggot
• Cabbage maggot
• Carrot rust fly
• Carrot fly
• Onion maggot
• Cabbage stem flea beetle
• Algerian brachycera
• Garlic brachycera
• Lily beetle
• Onion crioceris
• Olive fruit fly

It also blocks grey slugs.

A very good alternative to phytosanitary products, it effectively and more ecologically combats several insect species, preventing them from attacking fruits and vegetables or transmitting diseases. This insect net is suitable for organic farming.
This insect net should be placed on a structure, either hoops or a wooden or metal structure.

Advantages of the insect net