Imidacloprid Systematic Insecticide – Effective Pest Control Solution

Imidacloprid systematic insecticide is your go-to solution for controlling a wide range of sucking pests efficiently and cost-effectively. This insecticide works systemically to protect crops like cotton, paddy, sugarcane, mango, groundnut, grapes, chillies, and tomato from damaging insects such as thrips, aphids, jassids, and various plant hoppers.

Key features

• Pesticide with 30.5% Imidacloprid active ingredient for potent pest control
• Systematic action targets sucking pests including thrips and aphids
• Applicable on multiple crops: cotton, paddy, sugarcane, mango, tomatoes, and more
• Also effective as a termiticide for pre and post construction termite protection in buildings
• Cost-effective formulation dilutable up to 10 times for wood and furniture treatment
• Controls termites and wood destroying insects to protect property and crops
• Easy to use with dosage guideline: 5 ml per 15 litres of water for spraying

Materials & care

This insecticide is a chemical formulation with Imidacloprid 30.5% SC as the active compound. Handle with appropriate safety measures as per agricultural chemical guidelines and avoid contact with skin or eyes.

FAQ

Q1: What pests does Imidacloprid insecticide control?

A: It controls sucking pests like thrips, aphids, jassids, brown plant hopper, white backed plant hopper, and termites.

Q2: Which crops can be treated with this insecticide?

A: It can be used on cotton, paddy, sugarcane, mango, groundnut, grapes, chillies, tomato, and other crops.

Q3: How should the insecticide be applied for termite control?

A: For termite control, dilute 2.5 ml in 1 litre of water for use during pre and post construction stages.

Q4: Is this product safe for furniture treatment?

A: Yes, it is effective and can be diluted up to 10 times for control of wood and furniture pests.

Q5: What is the recommended spray dosage for crop pest control?

A: Use 5 ml of the insecticide in 15 litres of water for spraying on affected crops.