Colorado Potato Beetle Executioner: Product Description (Photo)

Colorado potato beetles pose a serious threat not only to potato crops but to all plants in the nightshade family. If rainfall is not treated promptly, the pest can destroy the entire crop down to the roots.

Executioner is a poison for the Colorado potato beetle, a highly effective, broad-spectrum agent.

Description and characteristics of the insecticide Executioner

The Colorado potato beetle pest control product, Palach, is a reliable treatment for protecting agricultural crops from the Colorado potato beetle and bugs of all species and varieties. It comes in 5-ampule packages, each containing 2 g of the product in the form of water-soluble granules. It is used on potatoes, vegetables, fruit trees, shrubs, and ornamental flower plants.

The drug "Executioner": chemical properties, principle of action

This product has a complex action and possesses insecticidal, acaricidal, and fungicidal properties, as well as a stimulating effect on plants. It is used both to protect garden and horticultural crops from chewing and sucking insects, as well as for medicinal purposes. It affects the nervous system of pests, causing their death at various stages of development.

Chemical composition: poteitin, thiabendazole, thiamethoxam.

Once ingested by the insect, the poison blocks its respiratory tract, affects the nervous system, and leads to death.

Benefits of using the drug Executioner:

1. In addition to the Colorado potato beetle, it quickly and effectively destroys ticks, cicadas, aphids, whiteflies and other harmful insects.
2. One treatment is enough to protect plants for the entire season.
3. Effective at all stages of insect development.
4. Non-toxic to humans in doses recommended by the instructions.
5. The degree of the drug's effect is not affected by the presence of precipitation and elevated temperatures.
6. Increases resistance of potatoes, tomatoes and eggplants to late blight and soft rot.
7. The stimulating properties of the insecticide have a positive effect on the quality of the harvest.
8. Can be used to treat potato tubers before planting.
9. Pests do not develop immunity against the poison.

Instructions for use

To treat plants, use a solution of the product prepared by dissolving one ampoule in 10-15 liters of water, depending on the treatment. The poison lasts for 30 days, and one treatment per season is recommended. To treat potato seeds before planting, dissolve 5 ampoules of the product in 500-700 ml of water and spray the tubers with a spray bottle.

Security measures

Although the Colorado potato beetle repellent, Palach, is not toxic or extremely hazardous to humans, it is dangerous if it comes into contact with the skin, gets into the respiratory tract, or ingests it. When preparing the solution and handling the poison, protect your skin with thick clothing, your hands with rubber gloves, and your respiratory tract with a mask or respirator.

Storage rules

The prepared solution is best used on the day of preparation. If necessary, use can be delayed for a maximum of 2-3 days. Store the packaged solution in a dark place, away from food products, and out of the reach of children and pets.

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Reviews

Those who have used the Colorado potato beetle control product, Palach, praise the ability to use a single product on potatoes, tomatoes, and garden plants. Gardeners also appreciate the fact that a single treatment is sufficient to achieve the desired effect.

Negative - harm caused to beekeeping.