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What does fenpropathrin do? An introduction to its main uses

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Fenpropathrin has contact-killing, stomach-poison and certain repellent effects, a broad insecticidal spectrum and a long residual effect period, and good results against many kinds of spider mites. Especially when pests and pest mites occur together, it can control both insects and mites at the same time; in particular, when pests and pest mites occur together, the effect of using this pesticide is more obvious, and it can

Fenpropathrin has contact-killing, stomach-poison and certain repellent effects, a broad insecticidal spectrum and a long residual effect period, and good results against many kinds of spider mites. Especially when pests and pest mites occur together, it can control both insects and mites at the same time; in particular, when pests and pest mites occur together, the effect of using this pesticide is more obvious. It can be used to control diamondback moth, cabbage caterpillar, greenhouse whitefly, cotton bollworm, etc., and is especially suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, cotton and other crops.

1. How is fenpropathrin used?

Fenpropathrin works very well. For spraying, use 40-50 ml per mu mixed with 30 kg of water, which can control aphids, thrips, leafhoppers, inchworms, slug moths, tussock moths, leaf miners, etc.; spray with a 2000-3000 times dilution of 20% emulsifiable concentrate to control red spider mites, stink bugs, etc.

2. What are the application ranges of fenpropathrin?

It is commonly used on fruit trees such as apple, citrus, lychee, peach and chestnut, as well as on cotton, tea trees, cruciferous vegetables, melon and fruit vegetables, flowers and other plants. It is mainly used to control various pests and pest mites such as spider mites, eriophyid mites, cabbage caterpillar, diamondback moth, beet armyworm, cotton bollworm, pink bollworm, tea inchworm, small green leafhopper, leaf miners, fruit borers, tortrix moths, aphids, whiteflies, thrips and plant bugs.

3. What precautions should be taken when using fenpropathrin?

1. Pyrethroid pesticides generally have no systemic action, so when spraying, take care to spray evenly and thoroughly.

2. Do not mix with alkaline pesticides, so as to avoid reducing the efficacy.

3. When insects and mites occur together, this agent can be used to control both insects and mites, but it cannot be used as a dedicated acaricide.

4. Mieshali is a moderately toxic pesticide, so pay attention to safety when using it.

The above is a detailed introduction to the effects and usage methods of fenpropathrin. We hope it is helpful to everyone.

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