Microbial Toosendanin Combination Insecticide

Thrips
Aphids
Mites
Weevils
Whiteflies

Unique mode of contact infection
Protects traditional chemicals from the development of insect resistance
No known resistance, a valuable tool for managing insecticide resistance
Competitive efficacy with chemical insecticides
Zero residue, suitable for organic production
Easy-to-use liquid formula

When microbial spores attach to the surface of an insect, they germinate and penetrate the exoskeleton, growing inside the pest and producing toxins that repel various insect pests. The target pests typically die within 3 to 7 days. When toosendanin is incorporated into the growing medium, insects that come into contact with the product become infected. Toosendanin blocks nerve conduction, disrupts respiratory metabolism, and affects digestion and absorption, ultimately leading to the insect's death.

Apply 600 ml per acre, diluted at 1:600, either as a foliar spray or soil drench.
For optimal control, repeat applications every 5-10 days.
Shake the solution vigorously for 30-45 seconds before use, and spraying in the afternoon yields the best results.
Apply early in the pest population development, according to the economic thresholds set by growers.
For controlling whiteflies and mites, ensure that the underside of the leaves is thoroughly covered.
In cases of higher insect populations, chemical insecticides may be needed for immediate knockdown, and you may need to shorten the application intervals to 2-5 days to achieve satisfactory control.