USAGE GUIDE · 34PDF · 3 pages
Aktara
Thiamethoxam, systemic insecticide
Insecticides & Pest Control
Aktara (Thiamethoxam, systemic insecticide): Usage Guide
Absorbed by roots and leaves, spreads through the plant, kills sucking pests for 2–4 weeks. Watering seedlings at transplanting protects the whole plant from inside.
PDF · 3 pages
- Dose
- Spray 1.2–1.4 g per 10 L; soil drench 4–8 g per 10 L
- Waiting before harvest
- 21–28 days
- Safety
- Moderate hazard, very toxic to bees
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What is inside
- Quick facts: type, best use, dose, waiting time before harvest, safety
- Drawings of dosing and dilution and of how to apply it in the garden
- What it is and when to use it, with exact dosage and dilution
- Which crops it suits, mixing rules and safety precautions
Details
- Format
- Pages
- 3
- Type
- Systemic insecticide
- Best for
- Aphids, whitefly, Colorado beetle, thrips
- Dose
- Spray 1.2–1.4 g per 10 L; soil drench 4–8 g per 10 L
- Waiting before harvest
- 21–28 days
- Safety
- Moderate hazard, very toxic to bees
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