Description

What type of pests does nitenpyram pesticide mainly control?

Nitenpyram pesticide is a neonicotinoid insecticide. Its insecticidal action mechanism is the same as imidacloprid. Mainly used for fruit trees and other crops. Controls a variety of sucking mouthparts pests, such as aphids, leafhoppers, whiteflies, thrips, etc.

Products are available in 10%, 50% soluble formulations, and 50% soluble granules. Used to control citrus aphids and apple tree aphids. Spray 10% soluble agent 2000~3000 times solution, or 50% soluble granules 10000~20000 times solution.

To control cotton aphids, use 1.5 to 2 grams of active ingredients per acre. Equivalent to 3~4 grams of 50% soluble granules, spray with water. It shows good quick-acting and long-lasting effect, and the lasting effect can reach about 14 days.

Safe for crops, the original drug and preparations are low-toxicity pesticides.

Low toxicity to birds, high toxicity to bees, extremely high risk. It is prohibited to use it in beekeeping areas and during the flowering period of nectar plants.

It is highly toxic to silkworms. Since it is not directly used in mulberry gardens, it poses a medium risk to silkworms. Pay attention to the impact on silkworms when using it.

What medicine should I use to treat this insect?

Acetamiprid is recommended for aphids, but low temperature is not effective. The higher the temperature, the better the effect. Or imidacloprid, thiamethoxam, nitenpyram. You can also mix perchlorate or pyrethroid pesticides such as bifenthrin or deltamethrin at the same time.

Ingredients that control aphids also control whiteflies. The protective insecticide aerosol isoprocarb can also be used.

Early use of thiamethoxam for root irrigation is also effective. These ingredients are highly safe and have low residue.

Pay attention to the dosage of seedlings and avoid spraying at high temperatures. Punch thoroughly, and it is better to mix silicone additives.

Alternate pesticide ingredients and do not use the same pesticide ingredients continuously. This is the principle of plant protection.