Abgineh Summer Vegetable Emulsifiable Oi

Mode of Action:

The insecticidal action of the oil is primarily physical, though it may also involve chemical effects. The oil forms a stable, thin film

The insecticidal action of the oil is primarily physical, though it may also involve chemical effects. The oil forms a stable, thin film that remains on the sprayed surface. In this way, the oil covers the surface of the insect’s body and its eggs, blocking their respiratory pores…

blocking their respiratory and vital pores, and in some cases, preventing the spread of spores in certain fungi, thereby stopping their harmful effects. It also

also dissolves the insect’s waxy cuticle layer, causing the insect to become trapped by the surface tension of water.

One of the advantages of oils compared to other insecticides is their lower risk to humans, such that pesticide residues on agricultural products are minimal.

such that pesticide residues on agricultural products are not hazardous to humans.

Usage:

This formulation is used to control mites, scale insects, aphids, psyllids, greenhouse whiteflies, leafminers, caterpillars, and more on fruit trees, grapes, citrus trees, greenhouse plants, and ornamental plants.

Hazard Classification: Not Acutely Toxic

Mode of Action: Contact insecticide and acaricide with ovicidal effect.

Toxicity: Hazardous to aquatic organisms, including fish.

Packaging:
20-liter bucket, 10-liter bucket, 5-liter bucket, 1-liter polyethylene bottle.

Advantages:

• Compatible with other plant protection pesticides (except sulfur- and copper-based compounds)

• Non-phytotoxic at recommended doses

• When applied early in the season, the stress caused by temperature fluctuations can be controlled due to the protective coating formed on plant surfaces

Note 1: Avoid oil spraying on plants that are sensitive to oil. (Use only under the supervision of a plant protection specialist.)

Note 2: Oil spraying should be carried out in the evening and should not be applied in hot or windy conditions.

Note 3: Do not apply on plants under stress or unfavorable growing conditions.

Note 4: Do not apply during rainfall, when leaves are wet, or under high humidity conditions. (Optimal humidity range: 45% to 65%)

Note 5: Avoid mixing the oil with sulfur- or copper-based compounds.

Note 6: Apply oil spraying at temperatures between 18°C and 32°C

Note 7: Be sure to apply the oil as soon as mite infestation is detected and before pest outbreaks occur.

Note 8: Be sure to irrigate the trees before applying the oil.