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What to Do When Silkworms Are Poisoned? Detailed Explanation of Six Rescue Methods

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1. Bleaching powder detoxifying solution. For mulberry leaves contaminated by bacterial pesticides, use 0.15-0.25 kg of bleaching powder, add 50 kg of clean water to make a bleaching powder solution. Take the clarified liquid and spray it on the surface and underside of mulberry leaves, and feed the silkworms only after the leaves have no medicinal odor. 2. Atropine aqueous solution. When mulberry leaves contaminated by organophosphorus pesticides and arsenic-containing pesticides cause silkworm poisoning, use 0.3 g atropine tablets or 0.5 g atropine liquid in 1 vial, add 0.5 kg of cooled boiled water, rinse the poisoned silkworms or spray it on mulberry leaves as an additional feed, until the silkworms

1. Bleaching powder detoxifying solution. For mulberry leaves contaminated by bacterial pesticides, use 0.15-0.25 kg of bleaching powder, add 50 kg of clean water to make a bleaching powder solution. Take the clarified liquid and spray it on the surface and underside of mulberry leaves, and feed the silkworms only after the leaves have no medicinal odor.

2. Atropine aqueous solution. When mulberry leaves contaminated by organophosphorus pesticides and arsenic-containing pesticides cause silkworm poisoning, use 0.3 g atropine tablets or 0.5 g atropine liquid in 1 vial, add 0.5 kg of cooled boiled water, rinse the poisoned silkworms or spray it on mulberry leaves as an additional feed, until the silkworms show no symptoms of poisoning.

3. Pralidoxime chloride aqueous solution. When mulberry leaves contaminated by organophosphorus pesticides cause silkworm poisoning, immediately use 0.25 g pralidoxime chloride injection in 1 vial, 2 g, add 0.5 kg of cooled boiled water, rinse the silkworms or spray it on mulberry leaves as an additional feed, until there are no symptoms.

4. Licorice aqueous solution. When mulberry leaves contaminated by pesticides and tobacco cause silkworm poisoning, use 0.5 kg of licorice, add 2.5 kg of water, bring to a boil, then simmer over low heat for 30 minutes, filter out the residue and take the liquid; after it cools, spray it on leaves and feed the silkworms, which can restore poisoned silkworms to normal. The licorice aqueous solution can be prepared in advance, bottled, sealed and kept for use.

5. White alkali aqueous solution. When mulberry leaves contaminated by pyrethroid pesticides or dimehypo cause silkworm poisoning, use 0.1 kg of white alkali, grind it finely into powder, add 10 kg of water to make an alkaline aqueous solution, and rinse or wash the poisoned silkworms with it, which can save lightly poisoned silkworms.

6. Lime slurry. Mulberry leaves contaminated by factory smoke and dust and fluoride often cause silkworms to become deformed or develop slowly after being fed to them. Use 0.25-0.5 kg of lime, add 50 kg of water to make a lime slurry, spray it on leaves and feed the silkworms, which can play a detoxifying role.

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