Thiacloprid
INSECTICIDE GROUP A 4
PLANTS AND PEST ORGANISMS ON WHICH THE PREPARATION IS USED
The name of the plant | The name of a harmful insect | Standard of application | Period between last application and harvest |
APPLE | Aphid, Leaf borer, Fruit borer, False shield, Aphid, Apple moth | 40 ml/100 l of water | 14 day |
PEAR | Pear juice ( Cacopsylla pyru ) | 50 ml/100 l of water | 14 day |
CHERRY | Cherry fly ( Rhagoletus cerasu ) | 40 ml/100 l of water | 14 day |
Apple moth ( Archups rosanus ) | 50 ml/100 l of water | ||
WALNUT | Aphid, Nut Eater | 50 ml/100 l of water | 21 day |
POMEGRANATE | Pomegranate juice ( Aphus punucae ) | 40 ml/100 l of water | 14 day |
TOMATO
(greenhouse) |
Aqqanot ( Bemisia tabaci ) | 50 ml/100 l of water | 3 day |
PEPPER
(greenhouse) |
Aqqanot ( Bemisia tabaci ) | 50 ml/100 l of water | 3 day |
METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE DRUG
The fight against apple green aphid should be started when 15 infected flowers or leaves appear during the growing season.
In the fight against the apple moth, the treatments should be organized through observation and early prediction. The main goal in the fight against the apple worm is to keep the tree medicated during the emergence of the larvae of each generation of the pest and thereby prevent the larva from moving from the stem to the fruit.
Control of the cherry fly should be carried out within 7-10 days after the first adult pest is observed in yellow sticky traps.
When organizing the fight against the pistachio aphid, 100 leaves are observed weekly, if an average of 20-30 nymphs are found on each leaf, treatment is carried out.
The fight against pear aphid begins when almost all the eggs of the winter generations appear, when more than 15% damage is observed.
Anti-mite treatment in tomato (greenhouse) and pepper (greenhouse), 5 larvae + nymphs per leaf in greenhouse observations
starts when detected.
USE WITH OTHER DRUGS:
It is recommended to test on a small area before use.