Non-Systemic Pyrethroid Insecticide
Advantages:
1. Acts through contact and ingestion, affecting the nervous system of various insects.
2. Highly effective as it belongs to the third generation of the Pyrethroid group.
3. Economical and effective at low concentrations.
4. Distinguishes itself with residual effects after spraying and its ability for quick insect eradication.
5. Safe for humans and mammals.
6. Effective in eliminating insects in various stages from larvae to adult.
7. Compatible with most phosphorous and insecticides, excluding alkaline ones. Conducting a small field test is advisable.
Uses:
- Used on various crops indoors and outdoors, including kitchens, restaurants, and warehouses.
- Preferably used away from food preparation areas.
- Beneficial in combating a wide range of insects such as cockroaches, ants, bedbugs, mosquitoes, and others.
Targeted Crops and Pests:
Fruit Trees: almonds, grapes, apples, olives, pears, peaches, dates, citrus fruits.
Pests: mites, thrips, fruit worms, grape insects, scale insects, flour beetles, olive fruit flies, fruit flies, palm weevils, caterpillars, date worms.
Vegetables: cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, melons, beans, okra, peppers, watermelons, eggplants, tomatoes.
Pests: stem borers, mites, whiteflies, rootworms, thrips, leafhoppers.
Grains: wheat, barley, corn, clover.
Pests: mites, stem borers, weevils.
Forbidden Period: 14 days for all, except grapes, which require 21 days.
Usage Rate: 75 ml per 100 liters of water.
Notes:
It's recommended to spray the pesticide directly upon appearance of infestation, with low concentrations added during early crop growth stages.
Grazing of livestock in treated areas is prohibited before 15 days have passed since spraying. Adding a spreading and adhesive substance to wax-leaf crops like cabbage and olives is recommended.