Mibrazy 20% SP insecticide device for combating aphids, whiteflies, and thrips 100 grams

Miprasi 20% SP insecticide device for combating green peach aphid and whitefly and Tuta absoluta 100 grams Miprasi 20% SP insecticide device contains the active ingredient acetamiprid at a concentration of 20%, and is used to assist in combating piercing-sucking insects that feed on plant sap, such as aphids, whiteflies, and Tuta absoluta, when used according to the label instructions and recommended doses. This insecticide is characterized by its ability to be absorbed and translocated within plant tissues, helping the active ingredient reach insect activity sites and reduce damage caused by feeding, such as weak growth, leaf deformities, yellowing of plants, and reduced crop quality. It is a suitable option within pest control programs for vegetables, potatoes, fruit trees, and ornamental plants, with the necessity of rotating insecticides and not relying on the same chemical group throughout the season. Device for combating green peach aphid, whitefly, and Tuta absoluta piercing-sucking insects. Piercing-sucking insects are among the most affecting pests on crops because they not only cause damage by absorbing plant sap but may also contribute to weakening the plant, deforming new growth, and reducing productivity. Therefore, using a systemic insecticide like Miprasi 20% SP helps limit the spread of infection, especially when intervening at early stages. The product relies on acetamiprid, an active substance from the neonicotinoid group, which affects the insect's nervous system and reduces its activity after feeding or contact. However, the insecticide should be used as part of an integrated pest management program that includes monitoring, spraying when needed, rotating active ingredients, and avoiding overuse. Miprasi 20% SP specifications Trade name: Miprasi Product type: insecticide Mode of action: systemic Active ingredient: acetamiprid Active ingredient concentration: 20% Resistance group: 4A Formulation type: water-soluble powder SP Application method: foliar spray Package size: 100 grams Country of origin: Saudi Arabia Use: control of piercing-sucking insects according to crop and recommendations. Features of Miprasi 20% SP insecticide effective against several piercing-sucking insects. Helps in controlling aphids, whiteflies, and Tuta absoluta when used correctly. Acts by contact and absorption inside the plant. Fast-acting and helps reduce insect activity after feeding. Supports protecting new growth and leaves from insect damage. Reduces the risk of spread of infection within the field when applied early. Suitable for use within integrated pest management programs. Comes in a water-soluble powder formulation, facilitating preparation and spraying. Uses of Miprasi for controlling piercing-sucking insects Miprasi 20% SP is used to combat several pests affecting vegetables, crops, fruit trees, and ornamental plants. It is most effective when used at the beginning of infestation and before insect populations reach levels difficult to control. Notable suitable uses: controlling aphids on vegetables and various crops; helping reduce whiteflies on tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants; controlling Tuta absoluta at the onset of infestation; reducing leafhoppers and other piercing-sucking insects depending on the crop; used in potatoes to control aphids and leafhoppers; used on fruit trees with good leaf coverage; used on ornamental plants to control piercing-sucking insects in general. How to use Miprasi 20% SP Dissolve the required amount of Miprasi in a small amount of water first, then stir the solution well until the powder dissolves, then complete the required water amount in the spray tank while continuing to stir. Use the solution immediately after preparation, ensuring good coverage of the plant, especially the underside of leaves and new growth areas. Doses according to product data: Vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants: use at a rate of 0.25 to 0.3 grams per 1 liter of water to control aphids, whiteflies, and Tuta absoluta, spraying on the vegetative parts with focus on the underside of leaves. Potatoes: use at a rate of 0.25 grams per 1 liter of water to control aphids and leafhoppers, spraying at the beginning of infestation. Fruit trees: use at a rate of 0.3 grams per 1 liter of water to control piercing-sucking insects, with good leaf coverage. Ornamental plants: use at a rate of 0.2 to 0.25 grams per 1 liter of water to control piercing-sucking insects in general. It is preferred to spray early in the morning or late in the day, avoiding spraying during high temperatures or strong winds. The insecticide should not be reapplied unnecessarily, and the pre-harvest interval specified on the label should be followed according to the crop type. Pre-harvest interval The pre-harvest interval varies depending on the crop type and application method, so adherence to the interval on the label is necessary, and harvesting should not occur before its end. It is not recommended to estimate the safety period generally without referring to the product instructions, as crops differ in consumption nature and permissible pesticide residues. Precautions for using Miprasi Read the entire product label before use. Follow recommended doses and do not increase the dose arbitrarily. Do not spray during strong winds or high temperatures. Use personal protective equipment during preparation and spraying. Do not mix the insecticide with other pesticides or fertilizers unless compatibility is confirmed. Keep the insecticide away from children, animals, food, and fodder. Wash hands, clothes, and spraying tools thoroughly after use. Do not reuse the empty container for other purposes. Store the product in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight. To reduce resistance development, it is preferable to rotate the insecticide with products from different groups. Related sections You can browse the agricultural pesticides section to see pest control solutions in the Saudi Sidz store. You can also visit the agricultural insecticides section to access products dedicated to controlling green peach aphid, whitefly, Tuta absoluta, and piercing-sucking insects. For preparing the spray solution and applying the insecticide properly, you can review the sprayers, fertilizers, and pesticides section, or choose a suitable hand sprayer from the agricultural sprayers section depending on the area of use and crop type. Frequently asked questions about Miprasi 20% SP What is Miprasi 20% SP? Miprasi 20% SP is a systemic insecticide containing 20% acetamiprid, used to help control green peach aphid, whitefly, Tuta absoluta, and several piercing-sucking insects depending on the crop and recommendations. Is Miprasi suitable for whitefly? Yes, Miprasi is used within whitefly control programs in vegetables and some crops, with spraying at the beginning of infestation and good coverage of the underside of leaves. What is the dose of Miprasi for vegetables? The dose for vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants is 0.25 to 0.3 grams per 1 liter of water, depending on the type and severity of infestation and label instructions. Can Miprasi be used for ornamental plants? Yes, it can be used on ornamental plants to control piercing-sucking insects in general at a rate of 0.2 to 0.25 grams per 1 liter of water, with adherence to instructions and avoiding spraying during high heat. Can Miprasi be mixed with other pesticides? It is not recommended to mix arbitrarily. Compatibility should be confirmed before mixing, or consult the company or an agricultural specialist to avoid reduced effectiveness or damage to the plant. Product summary Miprasi 20% SP is a systemic insecticide suitable for helping control green peach aphid, whitefly, Tuta absoluta, and piercing-sucking insects in vegetables, potatoes, fruit trees, and ornamental plants. Its formulation based on 20% acetamiprid makes it a practical choice within pest control programs, especially when used early and at recommended doses. You can order it from the Saudi Sidz store under the agricultural insecticides section with the appropriate spraying tool selected from the agricultural sprayers sections.