Ornamental Plants - Leaf Miner Fly: Spraying is started as soon as the first signs of the mine are seen. Spraying can be repeated if necessary. There should be at least 7 days between two sprayings.

Tomato, eggplant, pepper, cucumber, gherkin (greenhouse): Application should be made when an average of 5 live red spiders are seen per leaf in tomato, eggplant, cucumber and gherkin, and 3 live red spiders are seen in pepper.
Cotton - Red Spiders: In order to determine the time of control, checks are made when the plants have 4-6 leaves. If the pest is only found locally on the edge of the field or in the field, only these parts should be sprayed. Spraying should be done when an average of 5 live red spiders are seen per leaf in the Mediterranean Region and 10 live red spiders are seen in the Aegean and Southeastern Anatolia Regions.
Strawberry - Red Spider: Early Period Application: In problematic strawberry areas, a single spraying is made when red spiders are seen during the strawberry and green fruit period (before the first ripe fruits are seen). Early period application is safer in that it does not leave residue on the fruits.
In-season application: In cases where early application is not made, strawberries grown in the open are checked at 3-5 day intervals at the beginning of the season (late March-early April). Spider mites are seen on the surrounding plants at the beginning of the season in strawberries. First, it is sufficient to check and spray these plants. If the population is widespread, at least 50 leaflets from the middle and lower parts of the plants are examined to represent the field. If 15 or more Red Spider mites are detected per leaflet, a decision is made to spray. Spraying is done immediately after the fruit is collected. Harvesting should be done by paying attention to the period between the last spraying and harvest.

Pear-Pear Psyllid: Spraying is done when almost all of the eggs left by the overwintering adults hatch, second and third period nymphs begin to appear and when more than 15% of the shoots are seen. When one individual is seen on each shoot, that shoot is considered infected. Apple-European Red Spider: Spraying should be done when an average of 8-10 live individuals are seen per leaf in periodic counts to be made on 100 leaves starting from the beginning of May.

Pistachio-Pistachio psyllid: Application is decided when 20-30 nymphs are seen in 100 compound leaves in weekly counts to be made starting from April, depending on the temperature, together with the formation of leaves. After a significant increase in the number of first summer adults and eggs is recorded, most of the laid eggs have hatched, the first adult parasitoid emergence has not yet started, and before the sugary substance produced by the psyllids forms on the soil surface, a single application is sufficient. Since there will be intense fruit bud (black eye) shedding after the pistachio psyllid damage starts, control should not be delayed.