MOSPILAN 20SP for Boxwood Moth 2.4 g TARGET

Mospilan 20SP is a preparation for controling boxwood moth and other sucking and biting pests of ornamental, vegetable and fruit plants. The composition of Mospilan 20SP is based on the active ingredient acetamiprid, which also has its effect at high temperatures.

To monitor the boxwood moth in the garden, we recommend using Target pheromone trap. The boxwood moth is an extremely invasive pest, it multiplies and moves quickly, so it is very important to act quickly from the moment the pest is observed.

A 2.4 g package is enough for 6 l of water.

How to use MOSPILAN

20SP Mospilan 20SP is a powder preparation, so you need to make a suspension ready for spraying. The solution should be spread with a sprayer. Use in the period April - October, except during the periods of bee activity. It is important to remember to keep the interval between treatments, which is 7 - 10 days.

What pests

does MOSPILAN

20SP control? Mospilan 20SP fights sucking and biting pests, i.e. these are, m.in: aphids, caterpillars, boxwood moth, whiteflies, thrips, leaf miners, maggots, dropsy, Colorado potato beetle and apple fruit borer.

MOSPILAN 20SP dosage

• flea beetle, four-toothed familiar, rutabaga familiar, rapeseed beetle, pea thrips, tobacco thrips - head cabbage 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• raspberry flower, changelings - strawberry 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2
• aphids - lettuce 2g in 2-5 l of water/ 100 m2
• aphids, plum fruiting bodies – plum 1.25g in 5-9l of water/100m2
• pea thrips, tobacco thrips, changelings - pumpkin, melon, coffee
• 2g in 2-5 l of water/100m2 aphids - pear tree 1.25g in 5-9 l of water/100m2
• aphids - beans 2g in 2-5 l of water/100m2
• dropsy - strawberry 3g in 5-9 l of water/ 100m2
• rolls: beech leaf beetle, volleyball beetle, pink leaf worm and other leaf worms and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, aphids, horticultural leaf destroyer, blueberry - blueberry 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100 m2
• chives familiar, young caterpillars Chives bites,
• pea thrips, tobacco thrips, litters: germinate, onion, cabbage, soil - leek 2g in 2-5 l of water/100m2
• fleas, four-toothed familiar, rutabaga familiar, rapeseed thrips, pea thrips, tobacco thrips, litters: germination, onion, cabbage, soil, aphids - Brussels sprouts, Chinese cabbage 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• Rolls: beech leaf beetle, volleyball beetle, pink leaf worm and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, slime mold beetle, blackthorn lilac, drupe flower - cherry and sweet cherry 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2 /li>
• rolls: volleyball, pink leaf worm and other leaf scrolls and other young leaf-eating caterpillars - hazel 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100 m2 apple
• fruit borer, apple bimple leaf borer, horticultural destroyer, cotton bark tree – apple tree 2g in 5-9 l of water/100m2
• aphids, pear toch, apple fruiting body – apple tree 1.25g in 5-9 l of water/ 100m2
• bean pod, litter: sprout, onion, cabbage, soil – broad beans 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• plum fruit tree - plum 2g in 5-9 l of water/100m2
• aphids, rolls: volleyball, pink leaf worm and other leaf-eating caterpillars, currant leaf cricket, currant leaf currant leaf borer, currant fruiting body, currant - black, red, white currants 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2
• rolls: beech leaf beetle, beech leaf beetle, pink currant and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, plum bowl - plum tree 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2
• aphids, litters: sprout, onion, cabbage, soil - garlic 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• beet flea, beet general beet - beetroot 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• apple fruit – pear tree 2g in 5-9l of water/100 m2
• rolls: beech leaf beetle, volleyball beetle, pink leaf worm and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, pear honey beetles: spotted, red, yellow, dark slime mold, pear blossom, pear tree - pear tree 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2
• greenhouse whitefly, tobacco thrips, western thrips, leaf miners, aphids, changelings, fleas - cucumber, tomato, pepper, eggplant, lettuce (under cover) 4g of agent in 10 l of water
• pea thrips, tobacco thrips, litters: sprout, onion, cabbage, soil, changelings - cucumber 2g in 2-5 l of water/100m2
• Colorado potato beetle larvae and beetles - potato 0.8g in 2-4 l of water/100m2
• jumps, aphids – tomato 2g in 2-5 l of water/100m2
• rolls: beech leaf beetle, reticulated beetle, pink beetle and other leaf worms and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, aphids - apricot, peach 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2
• rolls: beech leaf beetle, volleyball beetle, pink leaf worm and other leaf worms and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, aphids - vines 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100 m2
• chives familiar, young caterpillars chives bites, pea thrips, tobacco thrips, litters: sprout, onion, cabbage, soil, aphids - onion 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• aphids, litters: sprout, onion, cabbage, soil – spinach 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• aphids, leaf worms: volleyball, pink leaf worm and other leaf-eating caterpillars, currant leaf worm - gooseberry 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100m2
• seed worm, aphids - cherry and sweet cherry 1.25g in 5-9 l of water/ 100m2
• rolls: volleyball, pink leaf worm and other leaf worms and other young leaf-eating caterpillars, raspberry cricket, raspberry flower, raspberry kistnik, stem leaf moth, raspberry leaf - raspberry 2g in 2-7.5 l of water/100 m2
• pea thrips, tobacco thrips, aphids, litters: germinate, onion, cabbage, soil, changelings - peppers 2g in 2-5 l of water/100 m2
• greenhouse whitefly, tobacco thrips, western thrips, leaf miners, aphids, changelings, maggots - ornamental (in the ground and under cover) 4g of the agent in 10 l of water
• pea pod, bean pod, litter: sprout, onion, cabbage, soil, pea thrips, tobacco thrips - peas, beans 2g in 2-5 l leads/100 m2

Withdrawal period MOSPILAN 20SP

• potato – 3 days fruit and vegetable plants – 14 days
• ornamental plants – not applicable

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