Plant protection product

What can I find here?

In this category you will find all chemical or natural-based products, traps, additives, as well as beneficial living organisms that are essential tools for prevention-based, integrated plant protection.

Additives and other supplements

This includes additives that increase the effectiveness of spraying:
•    wetting agents, adhesion enhancers,
•    adjuvants,
•    pH reducers,
•    leaf glosses and other special supplements.

These improve the absorption and durability of active ingredients and reduce spray drift.

Tree wound treatment agents

Wounds left after pruning can easily become infected. In this category:

•    tree wound treatment pastes,
•    tree waxes, tree gels,
•    protective coatings that promote healing

can be found, which speed up callus formation and prevent infections.

Pheromone and color traps

Traps essential for pest monitoring and reduction:

•    pheromone traps for moths (codling moth, oriental fruit moth, plum moth, grape berry moths, etc.),
•    yellow, white, and blue sticky traps for aphids, whiteflies, thrips, leaf miners, etc.,
•    clothes and food moth traps,
•    caterpillar catching bands.

The traps are species-specific and environmentally friendly, effective even in organic gardens.

Disinfectants

For hygienic treatment of greenhouses, storage, and growing surfaces:
•    virucidal,
•    bactericidal
disinfectants that prevent the spread of diseases.

Fungicides

Cultivated plants can be damaged by many fungi. In this group you will find over-the-counter and conditionally available products against diseases such as:

•    powdery mildew,
•    downy mildew,
•    monilia,
•    gray mold,
•    scab,
•    rust diseases,
•    shot hole fungi.

Contact, systemic, and combined mode of action products are available.

Herbicides

In this group:
•    total herbicides,
•    selective herbicides (monocot/dicot killers),
•    herbicidal lawn fertilizers
can be found. With their help, lawns, gardens, fields, or orchards can be kept clean.

Beneficial organisms

Environmentally friendly, chemical-free solutions against pests:

•    predatory mites,
•    parasitic wasps,
•    nematodes that destroy soil-dwelling pests,
•    bacteria and microfungi that parasitize soil-borne fungi.
   
Ideal for both organic farming and home gardens.

Pesticides (for household and environmental pests)

Selection:
•    rodenticides,
•    fly, wasp, ant, and mosquito killers,
•    moth killers,
•    slug bait,
•    mole repellents,
•    ultrasonic repellents,
•    traps and adhesives.

Excellent tools for protecting living spaces, yards, and gardens.

Wash-off agents

For major autumn-spring wash-off spraying:

•    copper- and sulfur-containing products (Bordeaux mixture, Oil-based copper-sulfur, etc.),
•    paraffin oil and plant oil-based agents.

These ensure the reduction of pests and pathogens before the start of the season.

Growth regulators

Selection:

•    dwarfing agents,
•    growth and ripening enhancers,
•    rooting agents, root formation stimulators,
•    stress relievers,
•    stem strengtheners.
•    They support plant development, structure, and resistance.

Insecticides

Products against insects, moths, beetles, mites:

•    contact and systemic active ingredients,
•    sprayable concentrates,
•    granules and aerosols.

Reliable protection against the most common pests.

Soil disinfectants

Against soil-borne pests and pathogens:

•    mole cricket,
•    wireworm,
•    grubs,
•    nematodes,
•    Sclerotinia, Pythium, Fusarium, Phytophthora
chemical products against them.

They help ensure safe sowing and transplanting.

Wildlife repellents

In this category:
•    odor-based wildlife repellents,
•    marten and dog repellents,
•    sprays and deterrent solutions

can be found for the protection of orchards and gardens.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Which plant protection product should I choose for my problem?

First, identify the pest or disease. Then choose the appropriate category—fungicide, insecticide, herbicide, etc.—and select a product approved for your problem.

2. Is an additive necessary for the spray solution?

For certain products, yes: wetting and adhesion-enhancing agents significantly increase effectiveness, especially on waxy-leaved plants or in dry weather.

3. Are these products approved for use in home gardens?

The category clearly marks over-the-counter (for residential use) and conditionally available (green book) products.

4. When is it advisable to use wash-off agents?

Generally, after leaf fall in late autumn or before bud break in early spring, in dry, windless weather.

5. Can plant protection products ordered from the webshop be delivered?

No. Only personal pickup is possible in our stores.