Imidacloprid has a unique mechanism of action. After entering the insect's body, it interferes with the insect's nervous system, paralyzing and blocking the central nervous system, leading to rapid death. It has good rapid-acting properties and a long-lasting effect. It has good control effects on rice planthoppers and wheat aphids.
Imidacloprid should be used a maximum of twice per season on rice, with a safety interval of 14 days; and a maximum of twice per season on wheat, with a safety interval of 20 days. Apply during the peak occurrence of 2nd-3rd instar nymphs of rice planthoppers. Apply during the initial peak occurrence of wheat aphids. Do not apply on windy days or if rain is expected within one hour.
Precautions
1. Do not mix or apply immediately with alkaline pesticides or other similar substances.
2. It is recommended to rotate with other insecticides with different mechanisms of action to delay the development of resistance.
3. Do not use to control nematodes and mites.
4. This product is toxic to bees, silkworms, birds, fish, and other aquatic organisms. It is prohibited during the flowering period of nectar-producing crops, in silkworm rearing rooms, and near mulberry orchards. Avoid use in bird sanctuaries and their foraging areas. It is prohibited in areas where natural enemies such as Trichogramma wasps are released. Keep away from aquaculture areas, rivers, ponds, and other bodies of water when applying the pesticide. Do not wash application equipment in rivers, ponds, or other bodies of water.
5. When using this product, wear protective clothing, protective goggles, gloves, and a mask to avoid inhaling the pesticide solution. Do not eat or drink during application. Wash hands and face promptly after application. Dispose of used containers properly; do not reuse them or discard them carelessly.
