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X chitinRated 5.00 out of 5
1.00EGP0.00EGPAn insecticide (growth regulator) that combats many insect pests
Preserves the environment and vital enemies
The ideal solution to increase yield, improve quality and suitability for export
Compatible with control programs
Chemical group
Benzoyl Urea
Method of influence
X-chitin affects contact and is contagious
It is very effective on all larval stages, whether recent weather or advanced larval ages, so their life cycle is not completed. It also affects about 25% of the eggs so they do not hatch, and it affects the pupae, resulting in deformed butterflies. It affects the butterflies so they do not lay eggs or lay abnormal eggs. impregnated
Ags Chitin works to inhibit the formation of the chitin layer, so the moulting process of the worms stops, and thus the worms cannot move from the larval age at the time of treatment to the next larval age. The worms stop feeding within hours, damage to crops stops, and they die within two days.
X-Chitin is a modern chemical group that has a great effect and effectiveness on insects (especially Lepidoptera worms).
X-chitin has gained immunity from other compounds: creatine, phospholipids, pyrethroids, and moult inhibitors.Pre-harvest period, usage rate, crop pest
14 days, 160 cm/acre, sugar beet cotton leaf cycleGlobal recommendations:
Usage rate: crop lesion
14 days, 40 cm/100 liters of water, grape fruit cycle, grapes
21 days 160 cm / water Butterfly potato tubers Potatoes
7 days, 160 cm/water, fruit worms, vegetable cycle, tomato cotton paper cycle
160 cm/acre eggplant stem borer
160 cm/acre cotton cabbage leaf cycle
40 cm/100 liters of water, citrus flower cycle, made by citrus agreement
Zero mixed 160 cm Cymex + 1-2 liters of food attractant / per acre (distributed into 40 lethal packages attached to trees, peach fruit plants
350 cm/100 liters of water or 500 cm/acre injected with drip irrigation Olive flies Olives96 in stock