HUMMER® Hexaflumuron 5%EC Insecticide
Product Introduction
Hexaflumuron 5%EC.
Product Feature
This product is a benzoylurea insecticide and an inhibitor of chitin synthesis. Its mechanism of action is to inhibit chitin formation, hinder the normal molting and metamorphosis of pests, and also inhibit the feeding rate of pests. The product is particularly effective to control pests in the genus of cotton bollworm. It also has good effects in killing pests of the family Noctuidae, including cabbage diamondback moth, beet armyworm, gypsy moth, lackey moth, coniferous tussock moth, and corn earworm.
Product Feature
This product is a benzoylurea insecticide and an inhibitor of chitin synthesis. Its mechanism of action is to inhibit chitin formation, hinder the normal molting and metamorphosis of pests, and also inhibit the feeding rate of pests. The product is particularly effective to control pests in the genus of cotton bollworm. It also has good effects in killing pests of the family Noctuidae, including cabbage diamondback moth, beet armyworm, gypsy moth, lackey moth, coniferous tussock moth, and corn earworm.
Advantage
High insecticidal activity and broad insecticidal spectrum.
High killing efficiency, faster insecticidal effects than other benzoylurea insecticides.
It has relatively high ovicidal activity by contact and can be applied alone or mixed with other agents in application.
The application period is not strict and can control pests that have developed resistance to organophosphorus and pyrethroid insecticides.
Applicable Crops
It can be used to control pests on cotton, tomato, pepper, cruciferous vegetables, apple, peach, citrus etc.
Targets
It is mainly used to control various Coleoptera, Diptera and Homoptera pests, such as the small white, diamondback moth, beet armyworm, cabbage armyworm, oriental tobacco budworm, cotton bollworm, apple leafminer, leafminer, leaf roller, cotton semi-looper, chive gnat, and the family Limacodidae.
Uses and Recommendations
| Crop | Targets | Dosage | Application method |
Cotton | Cotton bollworm | 1800-2400 ml/ha | Spray |
Cabbage | Diamondback moth | 750-1125 ml/ha | Spray |
Cabbage | Beet armyworm | 900-1125 ml/ha | Spray |
Leek | Chive gnat | 4500-6000 ml/ha | Irrigate the roots |
1. When the larval hazard on the leek crop is high and the leek leaf tips start to yellow and become soft, dilute the product with water, remove the sprayer nozzle, spray the irrigation medicine (or use other methods to irrigate the root) at the root of the leek, then water the crop. Safety interval is 21 days, with a maximum of one application per season.
2. The safety interval for cabbage is 21 days, and the crops can be used up to 2 times per season.
3. Do not apply it in windy days or it is expected to rain within 1 hour.
Cautions
If this agent is applied at a higher concentration than required, the young shoots and leaves would be slightly burned on the edges. Pay attention to strictly following the instructions in terms of the concentration of the drug during application, so as to avoid damaging the crop.
This agriculture insecticide should not be mixed with alkaline pesticides or substances.
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