Andocarp 150 SC insecticide for controlling tomato fruit worm 1 liter

Indocarb 150 SC insecticide for controlling tomato fruit worm 1 liter and product description Indocarb 150 SC concentrated suspension insecticide contains the active ingredient indoxacarb at a concentration of 15%, and belongs to the group of oxadiazines. It is used to assist in controlling piercing-sucking insects such as tomato fruit worm, cabbage butterfly, cutworms, and leaf miners. The product is characterized by strong effectiveness on larval stages when used according to instructions, with an additional effect on eggs, making it suitable for crop protection within integrated pest management programs. It is also suitable for use on vegetables and field crops, and helps reduce larval damage to leaves and fruits when applied at the correct dose and timing. Features of Indocarb 150 SC Contains indoxacarb 15% The product contains the active ingredient indoxacarb at a concentration of 15%, a substance dedicated to controlling a number of piercing-sucking insect larvae. Suitable for tomato fruit worm Helps control tomato fruit worm that causes direct damage to the fruits, and may affect crop quality and market value. Effective on larvae Targets the larval stages of the targeted insects, helping to reduce their activity and feeding on the plant when sprayed at the beginning of infestation. Localized effect inside plant tissues Features a localized, transient effect inside the plant, helping to reach some feeding sites of the pest within the plant tissues. Suitable for integrated control programs Can be included in integrated pest management programs, with consideration for rotation of pesticides and not relying on the same chemical group throughout the season. Safe for crops when following recommendations Used on registered crops at specified doses, with adherence to the pre-harvest interval and safety precautions indicated on the label. Technical specifications Trade name: Indocarb 150 SC English name: Indocarb 150 SC Product type: Concentrated suspension insecticide Active ingredient: Indoxacarb Active ingredient concentration: 15% Chemical group: Oxadiazines Mode of action: Effect on larvae with additional effect on eggs, and a localized effect inside plant tissues according to product data Country of origin: Saudi Arabia Size: 1 liter Target pests: Tomato fruit worm, cabbage butterfly, cutworms, leaf miners, larvae of piercing-sucking insects Uses of the product Tomato fruit worm Helps control tomato fruit worm that infects the fruits, causing holes and direct damage, especially when intervention is delayed at the beginning of infestation. Cabbage butterfly Used within programs to control cabbage butterfly and larvae that feed on leaves in registered leafy vegetables and crops. Cutworms Helps reduce activity of cutworms that may attack young plants or parts of the crop depending on the severity of infestation. Leaf miners Included in programs to control leaf miners when the pest is among the registered pests on the crop, with adherence to label instructions. Method of use Usage rate Use Indocarb 150 SC at a rate of 25 to 30 ml per 100 liters of water, depending on the severity of infestation, crop type, and target pest. Preparation of spray solution Fill the spray tank halfway with the required amount of water, then add the specified amount of the product with good stirring, then complete the water volume while continuing to stir until the solution is homogeneous. Spraying method Spray the solution on the affected or exposed parts, focusing on leaves, fruits, and new growth that larvae may feed on. Repeating spraying Can be repeated every 10 to 14 days if necessary, considering the severity of infestation, label recommendations, and avoiding overuse of the same active ingredient. Pre-harvest interval The pre-harvest interval is 3 days before harvest, and the crop should not be harvested or consumed before this period ends. Tips for best results Start control early It is preferable to use the product when infestation first appears or when eggs and small larvae are observed, as early intervention helps reduce damage before it reaches the fruits. Cover the plant well Good coverage of leaves, fruits, and new growth helps the spray solution reach pest hiding places. Do not increase the dose arbitrarily Increasing the dose does not mean better results and may stress the plant or increase pesticide residues. Follow the recommended rate. Rotate pesticides It is preferable to alternate between pesticides from different chemical groups to reduce the likelihood of pests developing resistance. Important warnings before use Read the label Read the entire label before use, as the dose, application method, and pre-harvest interval may vary depending on the crop and pest. Use protective equipment It is recommended to wear gloves, a mask, protective glasses, and suitable clothing during preparation and spraying. Avoid spraying in harsh conditions Spraying is not recommended during high temperatures, strong winds, or just before rain, to ensure effective coverage. Avoid spraying near bees Try to avoid spraying during bee activity or near beehives and beneficial insects as much as possible. Safe storage Store the product in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, children, animals, and food or drink sources. Who is this product suitable for? Suitable for tomato, vegetable, and field crop farmers who need a specialized insecticide to control tomato fruit worm and harmful larvae. Also suitable for greenhouse owners and farmers looking for an insecticide that can be integrated into an overall pest control program, provided the dose, pre-harvest interval, and safety instructions are followed. Frequently asked questions about Indocarb 150 SC Is Indocarb suitable for tomato fruit worm? Yes, it helps control tomato fruit worm when used at the correct dose and timing. What is the active ingredient in Indocarb? The active ingredient is indoxacarb at 15%. What is the usage rate? Used at 25 to 30 ml per 100 liters of water, depending on infestation severity and label instructions. Does it only affect larvae? It is effective on larval stages, with an additional effect on eggs according to product data. When should spraying be repeated? Spraying can be repeated every 10 to 14 days if needed, with rotation of pesticides and avoiding overuse of the same active ingredient. What is the pre-harvest interval? The pre-harvest interval is 3 days before harvest. Related sections You can browse similar products in the agricultural insecticides section, the agricultural pesticides section, as well as the pest and rodent control section. For preparing spray solutions, visit the manual sprayers section. Product summary Indocarb 150 SC insecticide, 1 liter, contains 15% indoxacarb, used to help control tomato fruit worm, cabbage butterfly, cutworms, and leaf miners. It is effective on larvae with an additional effect on eggs, and is suitable for use within integrated pest management programs when following the recommended dose, pre-harvest interval, and label instructions. Abamectin 36 SC acaricide insecticide, 1 liter