| Plant | Disease Harmful Weed | Latin Name | dose | Duration Between Spraying and Harvesting |
| Apple | European Red Spider | Panonychus ulmi | 50 g. / 100 L. water(Larva,Nimf,Adult) | 21 day |
| Two Points Red Spider | Tetranychus urticae | 75 g. / 100 L. water(Larva,Nimf,Adult) | 21 day | |
| Tomato (Greenhouse) | White fly | Bemisia tabaci | 100 g. / 100 L. water(Larva, Adult) | 3 day |
| Rust Mite | Aculops lycopersici | 75 g. / 100 L. water(Larva, Adult) | 3 day | |
| Pepper (greenhouse) | Two-dot red spider | Tetranychus urticae | 75 g/ 100 L water(Larva,Adult) | 3 day |
USAGE:
White fly in tomato: It is entered in the field in terms of diagonals, which is detected to be contaminated with white fly. In every 5 steps, 50 leaves are collected from the lower, middle and upper leaves. Chemical combat is applied when there are 5 larvae-pupae per leaf.
Rust mite in tomatoes: Leaf samples are taken from plants that take the color of rust, especially by examining the parts of the plants close to the soil. The leaves are examined under a stereo binocular microscope and pests are sought. Local application is done in plants around the pest. The plants are inspected at intervals of 2-3 days and the whole field is sprayed in case of spread.
Two-point red spider in pepper: an average of 3 live red spiders per leaf is decided to fight.
MIXTURE STATUS:
It can be mixed with other insecticides and fungicides, except burgundy slurry.
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