Chlora 6.3 SC insecticide - 500 ml

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Product description

KLORA 6.3% SC – Insecticide acaricide compound KLORA 6.3% SC (KLORA 6.3% SC) insecticide acaricide compound combines two active substances, affects by contact and through ingestion, used to control moths and worms and a number of insect pests on vegetables and potatoes. Classification and composition Classification: insecticide acaricide – GROUP 28 + 6 Abamectin: 1.8% Chlorantraniliprole: 4.5% Additives: 93.7% Crops and usage rates Vegetables (tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cucumbers, zucchinis, watermelons, okra, sweet corn) — larval moths of all kinds, spiders, tunnel-making larvae: 500 ml/hectare (200-1000 liters of water/hectare depending on crop density) — withholding period: 7 days Cruciferous family vegetables (cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli) — larval moths, spiders, tunnel-making larvae: 200-1000 ml/hectare — withholding period: 14 days Potatoes — potato tuber moth: 500 ml/hectare — withholding period: 14 days Apple trees (apples, pears) — apple fruit moth, spiders: 200 ml/hectare (in a volume of 1000-1500 liters of water) — withholding period: 14 days Mixing compatibility Do not mix the pesticide with materials containing kresoxim methyl, flubendiamide, or thiopeconazole, and it is recommended to conduct a small mixing test before application. Re-entry period The treated field Entry is prohibited for 12 hours except in urgent cases, with full protective clothing (apron, shoes, hat, gloves, masks). Storage Keep in its original tightly sealed container in a dry, well-ventilated place at room temperature, away from heat sources, sunlight, and out of reach of children, and away from food, feed, seeds, and fertilizers. ⚠️ Toxic to humans and animals If ingested, inhaled, or contact with eyes or skin, the pesticide is highly toxic to bees, and water sources must not be contaminated with the pesticide. Production: Veterinary and Agricultural Pharmaceuticals Factories Company (FAPCO). Registration number with the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.