Insecticides acaricides Konfidor

Description Insecticides acaricides Konfidor

Kondifor - systemic insecticide contact-intestinal action . The drug is used on potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, apples, plums, grapes for protection against pests such as the Colorado potato beetle,greenhouse whitefly, aphids sucking pests, apple and plum aphid, grape moth . Can be used at any temperature environment . Period of protective action of the drug: 60 days .

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Directions for use
Processing method	spraying
Maximum number of treatments	1
Protection period	15 -30 days
Waiting period	2 hours
Hops
Pest	aphids
Preparation consumption rate	1.7 g per 10 liters water to2 weave
Waiting period	30 days
Key Features
Group	Insecticides, acaricides
Packaging	1 g, 0.4 kg bottle
Toxicity	not phytotoxic, low emission
Compatible	compatible with most fungicides
Manufacturer	Bayer CropScience
Country	Russia ,
Purpose	for the protection of potatoes, vegetables
Date of expiry	3 years
Destruction	sucking and chewing pests
Type	system-pin
Formulation	water soluble granules, 70% to
Active ingredient	imidacloprid
The drug	contact-intestinal
Properties of the preparation	a long period of protective action
Mechanism of action	blocks the transmission of nerve impulse
Peach
Pest	aphids, codling East
Preparation consumption rate	1.0 g per 10 - 14 liters of water (4 - 6 trees)
Waiting period	30 days
Potato
Pest	Colorado potato beetle
Preparation consumption rate	1.0 g per 10 liters of water per 2 weave
Waiting period	20 days
Tomatoes, eggplant
Pest	greenhouse whitefly, aphids, thrips
Preparation consumption rate	1.0 g per 10 liters of water per 2 weave
Waiting period	3 days
Vineyards
Pest	grape moth, leaf form of phylloxera
Preparation consumption rate	0.5 g per 10 liters of water per 1 sq.m.
Waiting period	30 days

Protection of crops

agricultural (5)
all species (1)
apple (2)
berry (11)
berry technical (1)
black currant (2)
cabbage (20)
carrots (3)
citrus (2)
cucumber (10)
currant (1)
decorative (4)
eggplant (17)
flower (15)
fruit (31)
grain (2)
grapes (16)
hops (7)
ornamental (1)
peach (6)
pepper (1)
potatoes (35)
potted (1)
raspberry (8)
rose (5)
soybean (1)
strawberries (9)
sugar beet (2)
sunflower (1)
tobacco (4)
tomato (21)
tubers (1)
vegetable (39)
vine (1)
young potato plants (1)

Pest

a complex of pests (2)
aphids (26)
apple aphid (1)
bed bugs (1)
beetles (1)
branta (1)
budworm (12)
bugs (6)
cabbage fly (3)
carrot fly (2)
caterpillars (3)
cherry fly (2)
cicadellidae (2)
coccidae (1)
cockchafer larvae (2)
codling moth (1)
coleoptera (1)
colorado potato beetle (22)
cotton bollworm (2)
fleas (9)
flies (2)
gall-making mite (1)
garden marawi (7)
gnawing (6)
greenhouse whitefly (4)
ground beetles (2)
hornets (1)
insects (1)
ladybugs (2)
larvae of beetles, (4)
late blight (12)
leaf-eating (6)
lema (2)
lepidoptera (1)
meadowmoth (1)
midges (2)
mites (11)
mole of (9)
mole crickets (9)
moth (7)
moth (1)
moth (1)
moth east (2)
phytophagous mites (1)
pieris brassicae (10)
plant mites (3)
plum fly (1)
potato moth (4)
powdery mildew (1)
psylla (2)
raspberry beetle (1)
rhynchitidae (1)
ringed moth (1)
room soil flies (1)
rose (1)
san jose scale (1)
sawflies (7)
scale insects (4)
scale insects , (1)
sciaphobus squalidus (1)
scoops (13)
sheath blight (1)
slugs (3)
snails (1)
soil (1)
soil (2)
spider mites (5)
sprout fly (1)
sucker (2)
sucking insects (11)
terrestrial (1)
the main type of mite (1)
trips (15)
undermines moth (2)
wasp (1)
weevil (2)
weevils (12)
whitefly (6)
wireworms (7)

1	Antitlya
2	Troy
3	Marshall
4	Metaphos
5	Neoron