HEKPLAN® 20 SP

Specifications

A systemic insecticide. Easily absorbed by the plants leaves, stem and roots into the sap; readily disperses and controls many pests. Effective for 14-21 days.

Method Of Application

In pistachio, when 20-30 nymphs per leaf are observed as a result of weekly counts on 100 compound leaves against pistachio psyllid, when majority of eggs are open and before the first mature parasitoid emergence and the adhesive surface (fumagine) on the leaf surface, administration should be made.

In Tomato, Pepper (greenhouse), Cucumber (greenhouse) and Eggplant (greenhouse), against tobacco whitefly and greenhouse whitefly, the area detected as contaminated with whitefly is entered from the direction of diagonals. In every five steps, 50 leaves are collected one from the lower, middle and upper leaves, when there are 5 larvae+pupa per leaf, chemical management is administered.

Spraying against apple green aphid should be carried out when offshoots are contaminated.

After diluting in cotton against aphids during the seedling period, administration should be made when an average of 25 aphids are detected in one leaf in the period of field with 50% contaminated seedling.

Against leafhoppers of cotton; in the surveys, 50-decare cotton field is divided into 4 sections.

Tobacco whitefly of cotton: Management should be started when an average of 10 larvae+pupae are found per leaf.

In tobacco against green peach aphid: Application should be started when an average of 25 nymphs + adults are observed in 1 leaf. Administration is made when pest is observed in seedling period.

In watermelon against green peach aphid; the field is entered from the direction of diagonals and In 3-5 steps one leaf is collected randomly from the fresh leaves and shoots of a plant. In plants with small leaf like watermelon, if number of aphids falling on 1 leaf is 10-20, administration should be started.

Against pomegranate aphid; the management is decided if an average of 10 shoots per tree are contaminated after the buds burst.

Against black cherry aphid; administration is made when there are 7 contaminated branches in a tree between March and October.

Compatibility: Can be mixed with other insecticides, fungicides and chemical fertilizers except for those with alkaline properties. A trial mix is recommended before large-volume mix preparation.