DIMILIN 48%, s.k.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Dimilin 48% SK is an insecticide with a pronounced intestinal effect, designed to control pests in the early stages of their development. The drug is especially effective against young larvae, disrupts the processes of molting and development of insects, which leads to the cessation of nutrition and the subsequent death of the pest.

The insecticide also has ovicidal properties and is capable of affecting both eggs in direct contact and when laid by females on a treated surface. Due to this, the drug provides comprehensive pest control and reduces their further reproduction.

KEY ADVANTAGES

It is effective against larvae in the early stages of development

It has a pronounced intestinal effect

It stops feeding pests within 2-3 days after treatment.

Disrupts the processes of molting and development of insects

It has an ovicidal effect

Reduces the reproductive potential of pests

Provides long-lasting protective effect

In some cases, one treatment per season is sufficient.

mechanism of action

The drug acts mainly through the digestive system of pests. After eating the treated parts of the plant, the insects lose their activity, after 2-3 days they stop feeding and stop harming the crop, although they may still look viable externally.

The main effect of the drug is associated with a violation of the processes of chitin formation and molting. The larvae lose their ability to move to the next stage of development, cannot get rid of the old cover and die.

The drug also exhibits ovicidal properties. It acts both in direct contact with eggs and when eggs are laid on treated surfaces. Additionally, the treatment of females leads to a decrease in their reproductive potential, an increase in the number of sterile individuals and an increase in the death of embryos in eggs.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE

Younger larvae are most sensitive to the drug.

The optimal period of use is from the beginning of oviposition to the appearance of larvae of early ages.

The maximum ovicidal effect is achieved by spraying shortly before egg laying.

This approach is especially effective against apple moth and leaf miners.

The drug does not have a pronounced direct toxic effect on adult individuals, however, it reduces their ability to reproduce.

The insecticide remains on plants for more than a month and provides a long-lasting protective effect.

Usually, one treatment is sufficient to control a complex of early spring leaf-eating pests.

WORKING SOLUTION CONSUMPTION

100-1200 l/ha with ground spraying

⚠️ NOTE

The maximum effectiveness of the drug is achieved when used against young larvae and during the period of oviposition.