Fenpyroximate 5% EC is a highly active pyrazole acaricide having contact and stomach poison action. It is very effective in controlling red spider mites, pink mites and purple mites of tea, yellow mite of chilli, eriophyid mite of coconut, and jassid & mites of cotton.
Special Features
| Crop | Target Pests |
|---|---|
| Tea | Red spider mite, Pink mite, Purple mite |
| Chilli | Yellow mite |
| Coconut | Eriophyid mite (Root feeding / Spraying) |
| Cotton | Jassid & Mites |
Mode of Action
Recommended Dose
Tea / Chilli: 300–600 ml per hectare
Cotton: 750 ml per hectare
Coconut (Spray): 1.12–1.5 ml per tree
Coconut (Root feeding): 10 ml per tree
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Disclaimer
Benefits
Safety Tips : The information provided on this website is for reference only. Always refer to the product label for an official listing of crops, target pests, directions for use, restrictions and precautions. For desired results, carefully read the instructions given and follow.
Since the usage of this product is beyond our control, we do not give any assurance except the uniform quality of product.
For further assistance, you can call our executive number: +91 97261 16268 or write to us at sterlingagrichempvtltd@gmail.com
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