Abamectin is an old drug that kills insects, mites and nematodes and is widely used. It has a broad spectrum of insecticides and outstanding effects, and is very popular among everyone. However, as the age and dosage of Abamectin increase, its resistance problem becomes more and more serious. Therefore, it is very necessary to mix it with other pesticides to delay the development of pesticide resistance in pests. Now let’s talk about the compounding of Abamectin and the use of various compounded medicines.
Abamectin+Insecticide
Abamectin + pyrethroids
1.Abamectin+Beta-cypermethrin
The combination of Abamectin and Beta-cypermethrin has stronger contact toxicity, gastric toxicity, permeability, and rapid efficacy. Mainly used for crops such as citrus, cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.). Used to control lepidopteran pests such as cabbage caterpillar, diamondback moth, leaf miner, etc. When used on Xiangju, spraying is generally started during the growth stage of the young shoots of Xiangju.
2.Abamectin+Lambda-Cyhalothrin
It has contact and stomach toxicity and a certain repellent effect (making pests reluctant to approach). It is mainly used for cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), rice, cotton, fruits, wheat and other crops. Use it to control diamondback moth, Spodoptera exigua, beet armyworm, cabbage caterpillar, aphids, stem borer, stem borer, rice leaf roller, rice planthopper, leafhopper, thrips, cotton bollworm and other pests.
3.Abamectin+fenpropathrin
The combination of the two kills insects and mites, but has no egg-killing effect. Mainly used for apple trees, cotton, cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.) and other crops. Used to control lepidopteran pests, sucking mouthparts pests and spider mites, such as red spiders, white spiders, and diamondback moths. Note: After mixing the two, they cannot be mixed with strong acid and strong alkali pesticides.
4.Abamectin+Bifenthrin
It has contact toxicity, stomach poisoning and relatively strong penetrating effect, as well as quick-acting and long-lasting effect. Mainly used for cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), tea tree, etc. Mainly controls diamondback moth, cabbage caterpillar, leaf miner, tea caterpillar and other pests. Especially when used when insect mites are present, it saves time and medicine and has good results.
5.Abamectin+fenvalerate
Mainly used for cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), rice and other crops. It mainly controls lepidopteran pests, such as cabbage caterpillar, diamondback moth, stem borer, stem borer, giant borer, rice leaf roller, etc.
6.Abamectin+Deltamethrin
The combination of the two is a nerve agent (can cause excessive excitement, paralysis and death of insects). The agent mainly has contact killing and gastric poisoning effects, and has a certain avoidance and anti-feeding effect on the cabbage caterpillar (the cabbage caterpillar does not want to approach and will not eat after being sprayed and will die). Mainly used for cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.) and crops such as rainbow beans, melons, and eggplants. Used to control lepidopteran pests and dipteran pests, such as diamondback moth, cabbage caterpillar, American spotted leafminer, etc.
Abamectin+chitin synthesis inhibitor insecticide
1.Abamectin+flufenuron
The compounded agent has stomach poisoning and contact killing effects. It is mainly used for fruits, vegetables, rice, cotton, fruit trees and other crops, and has good control effect on lepidopteran pests. It can control pests such as diamondback moth, beet armyworm, Spodoptera litura, cabbage caterpillar, stem borer, stem borer, cotton bollworm, leaf roller and other pests.
2.Abamectin+difenthiuron
After the two are combined, they can be used as acaricides, with systemic and fumigation effects, and are more effective against resistant pests (mites). Mainly used for cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), apples, citrus trees and other crops to control red spider mites, diamondback moth, beet armyworm, Spodoptera exigua, etc.
3.Abamectin + cyromazine
It has stomach poisoning, contact killing effects and relatively good permeability. Mainly used for vegetables, beans, tobacco, rape, cotton and other crops. It has a strong killing effect on leaf-mining pests, such as the eggs, larvae, pupae and adults of American leafminers and South American leafminers.
4.Abamectin + chlorbenzuron
It has contact and stomach poisoning effects and a weak fumigation effect. It has no systemic properties but has a certain penetration effect. Mainly used for fruit trees, fruits and vegetables and other crops, it has good control effect on lepidopteran pests, such as Spodoptera exigua, diamondback moth, beet armyworm, cabbage armyworm, etc.
Abamectin + microbial or botanical insecticide
1.Abamectin+Bacillus thuringiensis
After the two are combined, the control effect is significant against pests that have developed resistance due to the use of Abamectin. It can be used in cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), rice and other crops. Used to control lepidopteran pests, such as pine caterpillars, diamondback moths, cabbage caterpillars, beet armyworms, and rice leaf rollers. Note: Do not mix with alkaline agents and bactericidal agents.
2.Abamectin+Azadirachtin
Abamectin and azadirachtin, when combined, have contact and stomach poisoning effects on insects and mites, as well as weak fumigation effects. Mainly used for cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.) and cowpeas, melons, eggplants and other crops. Used to control lepidopteran pests and dipteran pests, such as diamondback moth, cabbage caterpillar, American spotted leafminer, etc.
Abamectin + other pesticides
1.Abamectin+imidacloprid
Abamectin plus imidacloprid has obvious synergistic effect, with contact killing, stomach poisoning and systemic effects. Used on cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), pear trees, wheat, rice and other crops. Control lepidopteran pests and sucking mouthparts pests, such as pear psyllids, aphids, diamondback moths, cabbage caterpillars, rice planthoppers, etc.
2.Abamectin+Dichlorvos
It has contact and stomach poisoning effects. Applied to vegetable crops, it has a relatively good control effect on lepidopteran pests and sucking mouthpart pests, such as diamondback moth, American spotted leafminer, beet armyworm, Spodoptera exigua, aphids, etc. Note: Dichlorvos is relatively sensitive to sorghum, corn, etc. When using it, stay away from these crops to be careful of drift damage.
3.Abamectin+Diesel
It has contact poisoning, stomach poisoning and certain fumigation effects. It is non-systemic and has a long lasting effect. Mainly used on citrus trees, vegetables, rice, cotton and other crops to control lepidopteran and sucking mouthparts pests, such as red spider mites, diamondback moths, cabbage caterpillars, aphids, thrips, etc. It has a good control effect on citrus spider mites.
4.Abamectin+acetamiprid
It has contact, stomach poisoning and systemic effects, and also has a certain fumigation effect. Mainly used for apple trees, cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.) and other crops, it has good control effects on resistant aphids and other sucking mouthparts pests.
5.Abamectin+chlorpyrifos
It has good contact killing, stomach poisoning and certain fumigation effects. Mainly used in crops such as rice and cotton, it has good control effect on lepidopteran pests. For example, diamondback moth, Spodoptera litura, rice leaf roller, stem borer, etc.
6.Abamectin+diazinon
It has contact killing, stomach poisoning, fumigation effects and certain permeability. It is mainly used to control lepidopteran pests such as borer in rice.
7.Abamectin+chlorantraniliprole
It has stomach poisoning, contact killing, and leaf penetration effects. Mainly used on cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cabbage, mustard, etc.), rice and other crops to control lepidopteran pests such as diamondback moth, cabbage caterpillar, beet armyworm, rice leaf roller, meadow borer and other pests .
8.Abamectin + Monosultap
It has contact, gastric and systemic effects. Mainly used on rice, beans, cabbage and other fruits and vegetables, it has many good control effects on leaf-mining and stem-boring pests. Such pests as stem borer, stem borer, giant borer, rice leaf roller, American leafminer, diamondback moth, cabbage caterpillar, Spodoptera litura and other pests.
9.Abamectin+thiazolephosphonate
The compounding of Abamectin and thiazophosphonate can give full play to the high efficiency of Abamectin and the systemic conduction and long-term effect of thiazophosphate, effectively killing root-knot nematodes in the soil and roots.
Abamectin+Acaricide
1.Abamectin + pyridaben
After the two are mixed, they have a synergistic effect and can significantly delay the development of resistance in harmful mites. Mainly used in fruit trees, cotton, vegetables and other crops to control mite pests such as red spiders, rust spiders and white spiders. (It has a very good effect on harmful mites throughout their growth period)
2.Abamectin+acetylinate
It has contact and stomach poisoning effects. It is mainly used to control red spider mites on citrus. It can also be used to control harmful mites such as red spider mites and two-spotted spider mites on cotton, vegetables, apples, tea, wheat and other crops. Note: Pay attention to the concentration used during the seedling stage of crops to prevent phytotoxicity caused by too high a concentration.
3.Abamectin + thiafectin
It has contact, stomach poisoning, and penetrating effects, and its effect is slow, but its duration of effect is long, which can reach about 50 days. It has a good control effect on the nymphs and eggs of harmful mites. It is mainly used on citrus, apples, cotton, vegetables and other crops to control pests such as red spiders, white spiders, and rust ticks. In addition, this medicine is not affected by temperature and has good preventive and therapeutic effects when used at high or low temperatures.
4.Abamectin+tin triazole
The combination of the two has a good control effect on mite pests. Mainly used on citrus trees, apple trees, cotton and other crops to control red spiders, white spiders, rust ticks and other harmful mites.
5.Abamectin + amamidine
Mixing the two can be used as an insecticide and acaricide. It has contact killing, antifeedant and avoidance effects as well as certain gastric poisoning, fumigation and systemic effects. It is mainly used on pear trees, apples and other fruit trees to control sucking pests with mouthparts, such as pear psyllids, red spider mites, etc.
6.Abamectin+tetramethoxazine
After mixing the two, it has a very good killing effect on mite eggs, young mites, mites, and adult mites. However, the death rate of pest mites is relatively slow, and the maximum control effect is generally achieved after 2 weeks of medication. Mainly used to control various mite pests on citrus trees, apple trees, cotton and other crops. Note: The compound preparation of Abamectin and tetramethoxazine cannot be used together with alkaline pesticides such as lime sulfur mixture and Bordeaux mixture. In addition, attention should be paid to using it alternately with acaricides with different mechanisms, but not with buprofezinone, as cross-resistance may easily occur.
