Sherpa - a universal remedy for the destruction ofmoth, leaf rollers, aphids, ants, caterpillars, larvae of the Colorado potato beetle, apple blossom weevil, cutworms and other insects . Preparation consumption rate Sherpa . The contents of the ampoule is dissolved in 10 liters of water and process 2 weave .

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Directions for use
Preparation consumption rate	1.5 ml. 10 l. Water
Protection period	10 - 14 days
Processing time	during the emergence of larvae
Weather	windless, dry weather
Key Features
Group	Insecticides, acaricides ,
Packaging	1.5 ml ampoule, a vial and 20 ml of 10
Efficiency	high
Country	France ,
Purpose	for protecting potatoes
Destruction	Colorado potato beetle, ladybug
Formulation	emulsion concentrate
Active ingredient	cypermethrin

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