Knowing and combating cherry fruit flies

Video : Understanding and combating cherry fruit flies
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Like many people who, like me, are lucky enough to have a cherry tree in their garden, I'm devastated by the fact that, from one season to the next, it's becoming increasingly impossible to harvest edible cherries!
I'm no expert in entomology or botany, but I've decided to find out more about the insect pests responsible for this disaster and, if possible, use natural means to combat them, avoiding all chemical treatments.
This article is therefore devoted to finding all the useful information and resources, all the effective tips and tricks, and to sharing the results of this useful information.
This video talks about the author's experience with cherry fruit flies and his efforts to understand and combat these pests using natural methods, avoiding chemical treatments. The transcript provides information on two species of flies that attack cherry trees: Rhagoletis cerasi and Drosophila suzukii. It explains their life cycle, including the stages of oviposition, larval development, pupation and emergence as flies. The transcript also presents various methods of controlling these pests, such as soil treatment, ground cover, trapping using glue traps, pheromone traps and attractant traps. In addition, she mentions the introduction of a biological control method involving the use of a parasitoid wasp, Trichopria drosophilae, to target Drosophila suzukii pupae. The author suggests combining these methods for effective pest control and shares his personal plan for controlling cherry fruit flies.
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[@lmo6690]

Merci pour cette vidéo très complète. Je vais suivre vos conseils.

[@mouss-stik]

Pour la lutte contre la ragolti cerasi mettre des poules sous votre cerisier peut aider grandement à lutter contre.

[@morris676]

😮 😅 les Ragoltis Cerasi font un bon centimètre et largement ! Je partage mon constat de ce printemps sur les cerisiers. J'ai donc dû jeter près de 25 kgs de cerises au feu pour tenter de diminuer la propagation au printemps prochain ..je ne sais pas si cela nous permettra d'en manger en 24 ?

[@yannisboyer9702]

Le méthyle Eugenol est très efficace aussi.
En pharmacie produit dentaire

[@BatirSaMaison]

Merci pour l'info

[@lilianemotte6723]

Comment faire avec le méthyle Eugénie pour détruire la mouche de la cerise

[@nacalosc]

@@BatirSaMaison Effectivement comment ? C'est pour ajouter dans les pièges '???