Insecticide «Coragen» - 1.2 ml

Insecticide «Koragen» - a contact-intestinal insecticide is used to protect cultivated crops from a wide range of harmful insects. The active ingredient of the drug, chlorantraniliprole, has an ovicidal and larvicidal effect, manifested against eggs, caterpillars and larvae, as well as adults.

The mechanism of action of this substance is to block nerve impulses, as a result of which the muscles of insects stop contracting and paralysis occurs, provoking their death. The insects initially remain on the leaves for 24-72 hours, but stop feeding as a result of paralysis. On the third day, the insects die and fall to the ground.

The insecticide does not exhibit phytotoxicity to crops at recommended application rates. Products grown using Coragen have excellent safety indicators for the consumer. The drug has a long period of protective action: for potatoes and vegetables - up to three weeks; for apple trees and stone fruits - up to six weeks. Insecticide

Coragen provides effective protection for potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, apple trees, pears, cherries, peach, plums, apricots, cherries from the Colorado potato beetle and its larvae, mites, codling moths, aphids, cherry flies, whiteflies, cutworms, tomato moths, scale insects and many other insects.

Advantages:

• The drug has a long period of protective action of up to three weeks;
• The product has an ovicidal and larvicidal effect on insect larvae and eggs;
• Coragen has an instant stopping effect that paralyzes insects;
• The death of agricultural pests occurs within 72 hours;
• This drug does not cause addiction (resistance) in insects;
• The product is resistant to washing off by precipitation and bad weather;
• This insecticide is completely safe for bees.

Active ingredient: chlorantraniliprole, 200 g/l.

Mode of application:

Potatoes: Colorado potato beetle - 1.2 ml/8 liters of water per 1 sq.m.

Tomatoes: leaf-eating tomatoes, weevils, mites, wireworms, bugs, cutworms, Colorado potato beetles - 1.2 ml/10 l of water per 1 hectare.

Apple tree: aphids, caterpillars, leaf-eaters, mites, codling moth, copperhead, moth, leaf roller, etc. - 1.2 ml/10 l of water.

The maximum effectiveness of the drug is achieved when treating crops before each generation of pest larvae emerges from the eggs. The beginning of oviposition is the most optimal period for spraying.