Insecticide
ABAMECTIN 2% + IMIDACLOPRID 8% ZC
Combination insecticide offering rapid contact activity together with systemic protection against chewing and sucking pests. Its dual-action formulation delivers quick pest suppression while helping maintain healthy crop growth throughout the season.
Active: Abamectin + Imidacloprid
Formulation: ZC (Mixed CS and SC)
Rapid Contact Action
Systemic Protection
Product Information
Mode of Action
Abamectin (IRAC Group 6) activates glutamate-gated chloride channels, disrupting nerve and muscle function. Imidacloprid (IRAC Group 4A) acts systemically on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, causing continuous nerve stimulation that leads to paralysis and mortality.
Target Pests
- Thrips
- Whiteflies
- Aphids
- Mites
- Jassids
Recommended Application
| Recommended Crops | Targeted Pests | Dosage & Method of Application |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton | Whiteflies, Jassids | Apply during the early stage of infestation for best results. |
| Chilli | Thrips | Ensure adequate spray penetration into the crop canopy. |
| Brinjal | Mites, Aphids | Treat according to field monitoring and pest incidence. |
| Okra | Whiteflies | Maintain uniform spray coverage across the crop. |
| Tea | Mites | Follow the recommended spray schedule based on crop stage. |
For specific ml/ha dosage rates and dilution guidelines across recommended crops, please refer to the registered product label or consult local agricultural experts.
Application Instructions
1. Early Stage Application & Monitoring
Apply during early stages of pest infestation based on regular field monitoring to achieve rapid pest suppression and prevent population build-up.
2. Canopy Penetration & Uniform Coverage
Ensure thorough spray penetration and uniform coverage across the crop canopy and foliage surfaces so both systemic and contact properties act effectively.
Safety & Environmental Care
Always wear proper personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection, respirator) during mixing and application. Highly toxic to bees and aquatic organisms; refrain from spraying during active pollinator hours and prevent runoff into water channels.