Which pesticides cannot be used in cucumber cultivation?
Which pesticides cannot be used on cucumbers? Here is an introduction to the pesticides that cannot be applied to cucumbers: Pesticides whose production has been banned: 666, DDT, chlorpyrifos-methyl, fluoroacetamide, arsenic trioxide, ethylmercury chloride, and ethylmercury phosphate. Highly toxic pesticides: methamidophos, phorate (3911), sulfotep (Su-Hua 203), parathion (1605),...
Which pesticides cannot be used on cucumbers? Here is an introduction
The pesticides that cannot be applied to cucumbers are:
Pesticides whose production has been banned: 666, DDT, chlorpyrifos-methyl, fluoroacetamide, arsenic trioxide, ethylmercury chloride, and ethylmercury phosphate.
Highly toxic pesticides: methamidophos, phorate (3911), sulfotep (Su-Hua 203), parathion (1605), methyl parathion 1605, demeton (1059), bromophos-ethyl, phosphamidon, isophosphamidon, trithion, omethoate, isocarbophos, chloropicrin, dibromochloropropane, 401, fenvalerate, and isofenphos-methyl.
High-residue pesticides: dicofol and chlordane.
Pesticides mixed with those in items 2 and 3: products mixed or compounded with methamidophos or isocarbophos.
Pesticide varieties not registered for use on vegetables.
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