Biological insecticide Actarofit 1.8
Description
Actarofit 1.8 is a complex of natural avermectins (abamectins), which are produced by soil bacteria (actinomycetes) Streptomyces avermitilis (not less than 1.8%), intended to protect agricultural and greenhouse crops from a wide range of insect pests. Biological preparation of bacterial origin "Aktarofit" is intended to control pests of garden, fruit and berry, ornamental and forest plants. "Actarofit" is effective in destroying the Colorado potato beetle, aphids, thrips, cabbage beetles, cutworms, fruit moths, mites, sawflies and other insect pests. It is not a pesticide or agrochemical. Efficiency. After applying the drug, the first results against leaf-eating pests are observed after 6-8 hours, and against sucking pests after 12-16 hours. Mass death of pests occurs on the second or third day after treatment. The maximum effect is achieved 5-7 days after treatment with the drug. Under favorable weather conditions, the effect of the drug lasts from 7 to 20 days. "Actarofit", when applied according to the instructions, is not toxic to spiders, predatory bugs, ants, ground beetles, earthworms, etc. Avermectins quickly decompose in the environment, which prevents their accumulation in fruits, vegetables and soil. The drug is used during the growing season and during the harvest period on vegetable and fruit crops. The last treatment is carried out no later than 48 hours before harvest. The drug is safe for humans, it can be used to treat plants before and during harvest, the products can be consumed without waiting time after treatment with the drug. Period of application of the drug: from sowing to ripening of the crop. s. Immediately before use/use, the drug must be shaken thoroughly. 27,000 tenge per liter, to treat a plot of 6 acres, 20-30 milligrams per 10 liters of water is enough, consumption per hectare is 300 grams
Characteristics
Batch, tons 1
Seller
Крыкбаев Ерлан Private person On the website since 04.07.2024
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