With the arrival of autumn, bugs tend to seek refuge in our homes to escape the colder temperatures, even attacking plants in the most sheltered areas of verandas and gardens.

These small insects can become a real nuisance, especially because of their bad smell and their tendency to invade the domestic spaces.

Among the most common types that may appear in this period are the green bug (Nezara viridula) and the Marmorated stick bug (Halyomorpha halys) that can infest ornamental plants or horticultural outdoors or seek shelter at home.

Although they are not a health hazard, their presence is annoying and unpleasant and fighting them can be difficult.

Why the fall?

With the arrival of cooler temperatures, bedbugs look for warm and safe places to spend the winter and it is not uncommon for them to sneak into the house.

Prevention is the best method to avoid annoying infestations and avoid the use of chemical insecticides, harmful and dangerous for the health of humans and animals.

The first step to defend the domestic space is to keep the mosquito nets closed even in this season, creating a barrier that blocks the entry of insects into the house.

To protect plants and the garden, you can install specific monitoring devices based on the use of pheromones that attract and trap bedbugs.

Pheromone traps do not contain chemical insecticides, are safe for people and pets, and are very easy to install and operate.

The inVerde line offers a specific product for these insects: Cymatrap is the perfect solution for gardens and balconies, an effective and safe pheromone trap specific for the Marmorated stink bug.

The inVerde solutions are designed to be professional, easy to use and totally safe thanks to the presence of specific pheromones that attract the insect into the trap without any health risks.

Traps using pheromones exploit this natural communication mechanism. Pheromones are placed in a trap as bait. Male insects, attracted by the chemical lure, are drawn into the trap, where they are caught and can no longer reproduce. This interrupts the life cycle of the pests, gradually reducing their population and protecting home and garden.

In addition, the pheromones used are specific to a particular species of insect, which means that the traps capture only target pests, without harming other useful species (such as bees and other pollinating insects).

An effective and safe way to take care of the house and garden, protecting biodiversity!