AquaKim pesticide

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Product description

AquaKimbiocide AquaKimbiocide is an insecticide in the form of a wettable powder (WP), based on the active ingredient Imidacloprid at 25%, and belongs to the highly systemic neonicotinoid group. The biocide works through contact and ingestion, making it effective against a wide range of piercing-sucking insects and agricultural and household pests. Technical specifications and composition of AquaKimbiocide Active ingredient: Imidacloprid 25% Form: Water-soluble powder (WP) Common package weight: 100 grams or 1 kilogram Mechanism of action: Works by contact and ingestion, affecting the insect's nervous system Biocide group: Neonicotinoid Systemic: AquaKimbiocide is highly systemic, moves within the plant, and provides comprehensive protection Uses of AquaKimbiocide Targeted insects: Whiteflies, mealybugs, moths, tunnel makers, scale insects, cockroaches, bed bugs, ants, wireworms, beetles, root borers, leaf miners, and Colorado beetles Targeted crops: Vegetables, field crops, protected plants inside greenhouses, houseplants, and also for controlling household insects How to use AquaKimbiocide For household insects: 30–45 grams per liter of water, sprayed directly on infested areas For agricultural insects: 30–45 grams per 100 liters of water, sprayed on affected plants For insects like cockroaches, bed bugs, and ants: 10–20 grams per liter of water, mixed well before use Features of AquaKimbiocide AquaKimbiocide is highly effective against a wide range of insects. Relatively safe for plants when used at the recommended dose. Compatible with most other insecticides. Almost odorless and does not leave stains on surfaces. Suitable for use in greenhouses and homes. AquaKimbiocide is an effective and comprehensive solution for controlling agricultural and household insects, thanks to its formulation of 25% Imidacloprid, easy-to-use water-dissolvable powder, with strong efficacy against piercing-sucking insects and common pests in homes and farms. Expiration date: April 2026.

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