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Dealton, WG

Dithianon, 700 g/kg

Dealton, WG: fungicide registered in Georgia. Registration number: 2042, valid until 13.12.2029. Active ingredient: Dithianon 700 g/kg. Manufacturer: Shans LLC (Russia). Approved crops: Apple, Pome fruit, Fruit trees, Grapevine, Strawberry, Raspberry, Blueberry, Berries and 71 more.

Product overview

Active ingredient
Dithianon, 700 g/kg
Formulation
WG — water-dispersible granules
Manufacturer
Shans LLC, Russia
Registration in Georgia
№ 2042, of 13.12.2024
valid until 13.12.2029
Fishery water bodies
Use is prohibited in the sanitary zone of fishery water bodies — no closer than 200 m from the shore
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Description

Dealton, WG is a fungicide based on dithianon. It is registered for use in Georgia according to the State Register. Application rates, crops and treatment timing are given under “Application regulations”.

Application regulations

The regulations follow the State Catalogue of Pesticides of Georgia. Translations of crops, target organisms and application methods are unofficial; untranslated lines are shown in Georgian.

fungicide
Product rate (l/ha, kg/ha, l/t, kg/t) Crop or treated object Disease Method, timing and specifics of application Pre-harvest interval, days (number of treatments) Re-entry to treated area, days: manual (mechanised) work
0.5-0.7 Apple Scab spraying during the growing season at 10-14-day intervals while there is a risk of infection, before and after ascospore flight. 28 (2-5) 7(3)
0.5-0.7 Grapevine Downy mildew spraying during the growing season, first after flowering, then while there is a risk of infection, treatment continues at 10-14-day intervals 28 (6) 7(3)
250 g/500 l water/ 1.000 m 2 2.5 kg/ha/ water 1.000 l/ha Strawberry, Blueberry, RaspberryStrawberryRaspberryBlueberry Weevils Nemamax® is effective at low temperatures and therefore should be used from February to May and from September to October. soil temperature must be above 8 °C for at least several hours a day. this is when weevil larvae or pupae are present. may be applied with a conventional sprayer or via drip irrigation. - (10-
12)
-(-)
5 mg per 1 l of substrate. strawberry, raspberry, bilberry (pots, containers, bags)StrawberryRaspberryBlueberry Weevils Nemamax® is effective at low temperatures and therefore should be used from February to May and from September to October. soil temperature must be above 8 °C for at least several hours a day. this is when weevil larvae or pupae are present. may be applied with a conventional sprayer or via drip irrigation. - (10-12) -(-)
3.5 kg/ ha/ water 1.000 l/ha Pine pine weevil against weevil larvae or pupae in May-July. using a conventional sprayer, by soil drenching or spraying; by pouring onto the stump (lower part of the trunk). - (10-12) -(-)
2.5 kg/ha / water 1000 l/ha grapevine, in nurseries and young vineyardsGrapevine Transcaucasian marbled chafer against larvae, using a conventional sprayer, by soil drenching or spraying. from February to May and from September to October. soil temperature must be above 8 °C; avoid direct sunlight during application. spray in the evening, in cloudy weather or during rain. the soil surface must be moist and remain moist for two weeks. water within 30 minutes of application to wash the nematodes into the soil. - (10-12) -(-)
1.2-2.5 kg/ha/ water 500 l/ha cabbage leaves, roots; cucumber, beet, peaBeetCucumberCabbagePeas June and May beetles against larvae, using a conventional sprayer, by soil drenching or spraying. - (10-12) -(-)
1.2-2.5 kg/ha/ water 500 l/ha oak, hazelnut, sour cherry leaves and rose petalsSour cherryHazelnutRose mole cricketMole crickets and crickets against larvae, using a conventional sprayer, by soil drenching or spraying. - (10-12) -(-)
1.2-2.5 kg/ha/ water 500 l/ha lawn (grass)Lawns Aphodius erraticus (Coleoptera:Scarabaeida e). against larvae, using a conventional sprayer, by soil drenching or spraying. - (10-12) -(-)
10 - 25 g 1 per tree; (small to large trees) / 5-20 l water; 5 kg /ha/ water 1.500 l/ha Stone fruit black pennycress spraying throughout the year - (3) -(-)
2.5 kg/ha/ water 1.200 l /ha Vegetables Tomato leafminer, Leaf minersTomato leafminer spraying in protected crops throughout the year - (3) -(-)
2.5 kg / ha/ water 1.200 l/ha Ornamental plants whitefly predatory insect, mites, thrips, aphids and lepidopterans, against eggs / young larvaeAphidsMitesThripsWhiteflies spraying in protected crops throughout the year - (3) -(-)
5 kg/ ha /water 1.200 l/ha Vegetables, TomatoTomatoVegetables whitefly predatory insect, mites, thrips, aphids and lepidopterans, against eggs / young larvaeAphidsMitesThripsWhiteflies spraying in protected crops throughout the year, consecutively. - (3) -(-)
5 kg/ ha /water 1.200 l/ha ornamental plants,(open field, greenhouse) pastures (meadows)Pastures and meadowsOrnamental plants Owlet moths and cutworms, Mole crickets and crickets spraying, May-June; September-October - (3) -(-)
5 kg/ ha / water- 1.200 l/ha ornamental plants (greenhouse), lawn grass, pasturesPastures and meadowsLawns marsh crane fly spraying 2-6 weeks after the first appearance of adults. - (3) -(-)
0.5 ml. nematodes(Ijs)/ m² - 1.0 l water /m² ornamental plants (open field and greenhouse, pot, container), berry fruitBerriesOrnamental plants hazelnut weevils: Otiorhynchus sulcatus (Curculionidae) the product may be applied to the compost surface, into the soil when mulching and via the irrigation system. in case of composting, the number of nematodes should be increased. against 1st-2nd instar larvae of the pest in July-September, when soil temperature is > 12 °C - (2-3) -(-)
0.5 ml. nematodes (IJs)/m², 1.0 l water/m² Strawberry, Blackberry, Blueberry, RaspberryStrawberryRaspberryBlackberryBlueberry hazelnut weevils: Otiorhynchus sulcatus (Curculionidae) (Otiorhynchus spp.)Weevils the product may be applied in March-May and August-September to the soil surface, into the soil when mulching and via the irrigation system, when soil temperature is > 12 °C - (2-3) -(-)
0.25 ml/ nematodes(Ijs)/ m² Hazelnut Hazelnut weevil spraying against 1st-2nd instar larvae of the pest in July-August, when soil temperature is > 12 °C - (2) -(-)
0.5 ml. (Ijs) nematodes/m² Asparagus May and June beetles (Phyllopertha horticola) soil surface spraying in April-May (against 1st-3rd instar larvae of the pest only - (2) -(-)
0.5 ml. (Ijs) nematodes/m² Asparagus garden chafer or garden foliage beetle (Scarabaeidae) when soil temperature is > 8 °C, and in September when soil temperature is 14 °C. volume 600 l water/ha - (2) -(-)
1l water 0.75ml. (Ijs) nematodes/m² - 1l water Asparagus garden chafer or garden foliage beetle (Scarabaeidae) when soil temperature is > 8 °C, and in September when soil temperature is 14 °C. volume 600 l water/ha - (2) -(-)
0.5 ml. (Ijs) nematodes /m² - 1l water Asparagus asparagus beetle (Crioceris asparagi)Beetles soil surface spraying in March-April and September, when soil temperature is > 12 °C - (3) -(-)
2.5 - 3.5 l/ha Cereals plant-parasitic nematodes. egg masses in the soil, young juveniles and mature nematodesNematodes spraying during the growing season. so that the root zone is well soaked and the product well distributed over the irrigated area. volume 1500-l/ha water. apply the product 2 weeks after planting or after the problem appears. if necessary, repeat the procedure after 2-3 weeks. - (2) -(-)
2.5 - 3.5 l/ha Vegetables plant-parasitic nematodes. egg masses in the soil, young juveniles and mature nematodesNematodes spraying during the growing season. so that the root zone is well soaked and the product well distributed over the irrigated area. volume 1500-l/ha water. apply the product 2 weeks after planting or after the problem appears. if necessary, repeat the procedure after 2-3 weeks. - (2) -(-)
2.5 - 3.5 l/ha Potato plant-parasitic nematodes. egg masses in the soil, young juveniles and mature nematodesNematodes spraying during the growing season. so that the root zone is well soaked and the product well distributed over the irrigated area. volume 1500-l/ha water. apply the product 2 weeks after planting or after the problem appears. if necessary, repeat the procedure after 2-3 weeks. - (2) -(-)
3.5-7 l/ha Fruit trees plant-parasitic nematodes. egg masses in the soil, young juveniles and mature nematodesNematodes spraying during the growing season. so that the root zone is well soaked and the product well distributed over the irrigated area. volume rate 1500-2000 l/ha water. apply the product 2 weeks after planting or after the problem appears. if necessary, repeat the procedure after 2-3 weeks. - (2) -(-)
3.5-7 l/ha Grapevine against plant-parasitic nematodes. egg masses in the soil, for young juveniles and mature nematodes.Nematodes spraying during the growing season. so that the root zone is well soaked and the product well distributed. on irrigated areas. volume rate 1500-2000 l/ha water. apply the product 2 weeks after planting or after the problem appears. if necessary, again after 2-3 weeks - (2) -(-)
3.5-7 l/ha Nut crops plant-parasitic nematodes. egg masses in the soil, young juveniles and mature nematodesNematodes spraying during the growing season. so that the root zone is well soaked and the product well distributed. on irrigated areas. volume rate 1500-2000 l/ha water. apply the product 2 weeks after planting or after the problem appears. if necessary, again after 2-3 weeks - (2) -(-)
1.5-2 l/ha Ornamental plants Nematodes spraying during the growing season; if necessary, again after 2-3 weeks. volume 300-500 l/ha - (1-2) -(-)
6 Fruit trees Fruit moths spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
,5-,6 Olive olive mothMoths (miners, tineids) spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
5-6 Hazelnut Brown marmorated stink bug, True bugsBrown marmorated stink bug spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae/nymphs appear, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
7-10 Citrus citrus mealybugSoft scales and mealybugs spraying during the growing season before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
5 Grapevine European grapevine moth, Leafhoppers spraying during the growing season, before flowering, at the pea-size berry stage and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
3 Eggplant, Tomato, PepperTomatoPepperEggplant greenhouse whitefly, western flower thrips, peach aphid, melon aphidGreen peach aphidMelon (cotton) aphidThripsGreenhouse whitefly spraying during the growing season at mass emergence of larvae, against each generation at 10-day intervals - (3) -(-)
5 Tobacco Onion (tobacco) thrips Spraying during the growing season - (3) -(-)
0.5 ml/m²/1 l water greenhouse dill, mushroomsDill dipteran flies (Sciaridae), Phoridae, from the family Cecidae watering the mushroom mycelium substrate twice at a 10-day interval - (2) -(-)
6 ml/m² greenhouse mushrooms (champignons) dipteran flies (Sciaridae), Phoridae, from the family Cecidae watering the mushroom mycelium substrate at 7-8-day intervals. not used in combination with pesticides and fertilisers - (2-3) -(-)
6 l/ha Vegetables, Fruit trees, Hazelnut brown marmorated stink bugTrue bugs spraying during the growing season as soon as pest nymphs appear, at 7-day intervals - (3-4) -(-)
0,4-0,5 Apple Spongy (gypsy) moth, Codling moth, Leaf miners, Aphids, MitesAphidsMitesCodling mothLeaf minersSpongy (gypsy) moth Spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear, at 7-14-day intervals 7 (1-3) 2(1)
0,2-0,25 Grapevine European grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,12-0,15 Pepper Egyptian cotton leafworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,15-0,3 Pepper Egyptian cotton leafworm, Greenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,12-0,15 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,15-0,3 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly, Cotton bollwormTwo-spotted spider miteCotton bollwormGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,15-0,24 Cucumber Egyptian cotton leafworm, Greenhouse whitefly, AphidsAphidsEgyptian cotton leafwormGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,15-0,3 Eggplant Egyptian cotton leafworm, Greenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0,12-0,15 Carnation Egyptian cotton leafworm, Cotton bollwormCotton bollwormEgyptian cotton leafworm Spraying during the growing season - (1-2) 3(-)
50-100 ml/ ha/ water 200- 1000 l/ha cruciferous crops (cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, rape, turnip, etc.) open field and greenhouseRapeseed (canola)BroccoliBrussels sproutsCruciferous crops Diamondback moth spraying during the growing season on sunny days (preferably at early instars: L1 and L2); first spray during hatching of first-instar larvae. in the evening, interval between sprays 7 days. good coverage of the plant is essential when spraying. - (1-
12)
-
0,4 Apple Two-spotted spider mite, Spongy (gypsy) moth, Codling moth, Leaf miners, European red mite, AphidsAphidsTwo-spotted spider miteEuropean red miteCodling mothLeaf minersSpongy (gypsy) moth Spraying during the growing season mites and as soon as pests appear, at 7-14-day intervals 3 (1-4) 2(1)
0,3 Grapevine European grapevine moth spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 7 (1-4) 3(-)
0,4 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals 3 (1-3) 3(-)
3.0-5.0 l/ha Grapevine grape leafhopper (Erythroneura imeretina)Leafhoppers application via drip system and foliar spraying at 7-day intervals when the first signs of damage appear. spraying with a water volume of 450-550 l/ha; NL* — no restriction - (3) 3(-)
2.0-3.0 l/ha Strawberry, Blackberry, Currant, Blueberry, Elder, RaspberryStrawberryRaspberryBlackberryCurrantBlueberryElder Drosophilla (Drosophilla Suzuki) foliar spraying at 7-day intervals when the first signs of damage appear. water with pH 7; use together with a white adjuvant at 0.5 ml/l water; spraying with a water volume of 170-270 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.0-2.0 l/ 200l water Green onion, Asparagus, Onion, GarlicGreen onionGarlicAsparagus Onion (tobacco) thrips foliar spraying at 7-day intervals - (3) 3(-)
1.5- 2.0 l/200l/water eggplant, pepper, tomato, sweet pepper (bell) (NL)*TomatoPepperEggplant Greenhouse whitefly foliar spraying at 7-day intervals - (3) 3(-)
1.5- 2.0 l/ha cucumber, zucchini,pumpkin,melon, watermelon (NL)*CucumberPumpkinZucchiniWatermelon Greenhouse whitefly foliar spraying at 7-day intervals, spraying with a water volume of 550-650 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.5- 2.0 l/ha small tomato , potato (NL)*PotatoTomato Greenhouse whitefly foliar spraying at 7-day intervals. when the first signs of damage appear. protection period at least 21 days; suggested spray water volume 300-400 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.0-3.0 l/ha Grapevine Two-spotted spider mite, European grapevine moth application via drip irrigation system and foliar spraying at 7-day intervals when the first signs of damage are noticed. spraying with a water volume of 500-600 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.0-2.0 l/ha Green onion, Asparagus, Onion, GarlicGreen onionGarlicAsparagus Onion (tobacco) thrips foliar spraying at 8-day intervals; to ensure adequate control, use with an adjuvant at 0.6 ml/l water. spraying with a water volume of 450 l/ha - (2) 3(-)
1.5-2.0 l/ha eggplant, pepper, tomato, sweet pepper (bell)TomatoPepperEggplant Greenhouse whitefly, Tobacco (silverleaf) whitefly spraying is carried out 3 times at 7-day intervals. - (3) 3(-)
1.5-2.0 l/ha Watermelon, Zucchini, Cucumber, Pumpkin, MelonCucumberPumpkinZucchiniWatermelonMelon (western) flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis)Thrips foliar spraying of the plant at 7-day intervals. spraying with a water volume of 550-650 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.0-3.0l/ha Pepper, Potato, TomatoPotatoTomatoPepper tomato russet mite (Vasates lycopersici)RustMites application via drip irrigation system and foliar spraying at 7-day intervals. when the first mite damage appears. adjust water to pH 6-7. add adjuvant at 0.5 ml/l water. spraying with a water volume of 330-430 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.5-3.0 l/ha Lemon, Mandarin, Orange, GrapefruitMandarinOrangeLemonGrapefruit citrus rust mite (Phyllocoptruta oleivora), citrus aphid, black citrus aphid (Toxoptera aurantii), citrus mealybug (Pseudococcus gahani)AphidsMitesSoft scales and mealybugs foliar spraying at 21-day intervals. spraying with a water volume of 500 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
0.25-1.0 l/200l water Green onion, Asparagus, Onion, GarlicGreen onionGarlicAsparagus onion thrips (Thrips tabaci), bulb (root) mite (Rhizoglyphus echinopus), garlic mite (Eriophyes tulipae)MitesOnion (tobacco) thrips 3 foliar sprays are carried out at 7-day intervals, spraying with a water volume of 450 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.0 l/200 l water eggplant, pepper, tomato, sweet pepper (bell) (NL)*TomatoPepperEggplant Greenhouse whitefly 3 foliar sprays are carried out at 7-day intervals. water pH is adjusted to 7 - (3) 3(-)
1.5-2.0 l/ha Watermelon, Zucchini, Cucumber, Pumpkin, MelonCucumberPumpkinZucchiniWatermelonMelon Two-spotted spider mite, Melon (cotton) aphidMelon (cotton) aphidTwo-spotted spider mite foliar spraying of the plant with a water volume of 500-600 l/ha; NL* — no restriction - (3) 3(-)
1.5-2.0 l/ha Potato, Tomato tomato russet mite (Vasates lycopersici)RustMites foliar spraying of the plant when the first mite damage appears. adjust water to pH 6-7. add adjuvant at 0.5 ml/l water. spraying with a water volume of 300-400 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
1.0-1.5 l/ha Cabbage Aphids foliar spraying of the plant when the first aphid damage appears. adjust water to pH 6-7. add adjuvant at 0.5 ml/l water. spraying with a water volume of 300-400 l/ha - (3) 3(-)
0.3-0.4
0.3-0.4
0.3-0.4
Apple Two-spotted spider mite, Spongy (gypsy) moth, Codling moth, Leaf miners, Leaf rollers, European red mite, AphidsAphidsTwo-spotted spider miteEuropean red miteLeaf rollersCodling mothLeaf minersSpongy (gypsy) moth spraying during the growing season as soon as mites and pests appear, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400-1000 l/ha; spraying during the growing season as soon as I-III egg-laying appears. volume 400-1000 l/ha; as soon as larvae appear, at 7-14-day intervals; volume 400-1000 l/ha 3(1-4)
3(1 -4)
3 (1-3)
2(1)
2(1)
2(1)
0.3
0.3-0.4
0.3
Cabbage Cabbage moth, Leaf miners, Cabbage white butterflies, Moths (miners, tineids)Cabbage mothMoths (miners, tineids)Leaf minersCabbage white butterflies spraying during the growing season as soon as the first signs of damage and egg-laying appear. volume 571 l/ha; spraying during the growing season against I-III instar. volume 571 l/ha; as soon as egg-laying appears; spraying during the growing season 7(1-2)
7(1-2)
2(1-2)
2(1)
2(1)
2(1)
0.3-0.4 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400- 1000 l/ha 3 (1-4) 3(-)
0.4
0.3
cucumber (greenhouse), cucumber, open fieldCucumber Greenhouse whitefly, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season at 7-day intervals. spray volume 1800 l/ha spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears at 7-day intervals. spray volume 500- 800 l/ha 2(2)
7(1-2)
3(-)
3(-)
0.3-0.4 Cucurbits, Watermelon, MelonWatermelonMelonCucurbits Leaf miners, Melon (cotton) aphid, Thrips, MitesMelon (cotton) aphidMitesThripsLeaf miners Spraying during the growing season at 10-12-day intervals. spray volume 600 l/ha 7(1-2)
7(4-6)
3(-)
3(-)
0.3-0.4 Maize (corn) cereal armywormOwlet moths and cutworms Spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear at 7-day intervals. spray volume 500- 800 l/ha 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0.15-0.225 Pear, AppleApplePear Spongy (gypsy) moth, Codling moth, Leaf miners, Leaf rollers, Aphids, MitesAphidsMitesLeaf rollersCodling mothLeaf minersSpongy (gypsy) moth spraying during the growing season as soon as mites and pests appear, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400-1000 l/ha; spraying during the growing season as soon as I-III egg-laying appears. volume 400-1000 l/ha; as soon as larvae appear, at 7-14-day intervals; volume 400-1000 l/ha 3(1-4)
3(1 -4)
3 (1-3)
2(1)
2(1)
2(1)
0.06
0.06-0.09
0.06
Cabbage Cabbage moth, Leaf miners, Cabbage white butterflies, Moths (miners, tineids)Cabbage mothMoths (miners, tineids)Leaf minersCabbage white butterflies spraying during the growing season as soon as the first signs of damage and egg-laying appear. volume 571 l/ha; spraying during the growing season against I-III instar. volume 571 l/ha; as soon as egg-laying appears; spraying during the growing season 7(1-2)
7(1-2)
2(1-2)
2(1)
2(1)
2(1)
0.12-0.2 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400- 1000 l/ha 3 (1-4) 3(-)
0.09
0.12
cucumber (greenhouse), cucumber, open fieldCucumber Greenhouse whitefly, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season at 7-day intervals. spray volume 1800 l/ha spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears at 7-day intervals. spray volume 500- 800 l/ha 2(2)
7(1-2)
3(-)
3(-)
0.3-0.4 Cucurbits, Watermelon, MelonWatermelonMelonCucurbits Leaf miners, Melon (cotton) aphid, Thrips, MitesMelon (cotton) aphidMitesThripsLeaf miners Spraying during the growing season at 10-12-day intervals. spray volume 600 l/ha 7(1-2)
7(4-6)
3(-)
3(-)
0.12-0.2 Maize (corn) cereal armywormOwlet moths and cutworms Spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear at 7-day intervals. spray volume 500- 800 l/ha 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0,12-0,2 Wheat worms, cotton bollwormCotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 14 (2) 2(1)
0,12-0,2 Potato Owlet moths and cutworms Spraying during the growing season 14 (2) 2(1)
0,15-,02 Peach Peach twig borer, Leaf rollers, Fruit mothsLeaf rollersFruit mothsPeach twig borer Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 500-1000 l/ha 7-14 (3) 2(1)
0,15-0,225 Grapevine European grapevine moth spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 8 (1) 3(-)
0,15-0,225 Hazelnut hazelnut chafer, mites, mealybug, armoured scalesMitesScale insectsTrue bugs Spraying during the growing season 50 (2) 3(-)
0,06-0,09 Tobacco tobacco budworm Spraying during the growing season 21 (1) 3(-)
0.5-1.0 l/ha 1.0 l/ha Tomato, Cucumber tomato leafminer moths, whitefly, aphids (peach and melon aphid)Melon (cotton) aphidWhitefliesLeaf miners spraying during the growing season at mass emergence of larvae, against each generation at 7-day intervals. volume l/ha 3 (1) 2(1)
0.5-1.0 l/ha Apple Aphids spraying during the growing season from the pest egg-laying period, at 7-day intervals during flowering and before harvest. volume l/ha - (2-3) 2(1)
1.0 l/ha Apple Two-spotted spider mite, European red mite spraying during the growing season from the pest egg-laying period, at 7-day intervals during flowering and before harvest. volume l/ha - (2-3) 2(1)
0,25
0,5
Grapevine European grapevine moth, ThripsThripsEuropean grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 14 (1) 3(-)
0,4 Apple Codling moth spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. 7 (1-3) 2(1)
0,3 Pomegranate Moths (miners, tineids) Spraying during the growing season 14 (2) 2(1)
0,3 Olive olive leaf mothMoths (miners, tineids) Spraying during the growing season at 7-day intervals. 7 (2) 3(-)
0.5 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400- 1000 l/ha 7 (1-4) 3(-)
0.5 cucumber (greenhouse)Cucumber Greenhouse whitefly, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season at 7-day intervals. spray volume 1800 l/ha 7 (2) 3(-)
0, 5 eggplant, pepper (greenhouse)PepperEggplant Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0.3 Carnation Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season at 10-12-day intervals. spray volume 600 l/ha 7 (2) 3(-)
0.3- 0.5 Tomato, Cucumber Thrips Spraying during the growing season with 0.3-0.4% working solution at 7- 10-day intervals 3 (2) 2(1)
0.3-1.2 Eggplant, PepperPepperEggplant Thrips Spraying during the growing season with 0.3-0.4% working solution at 7- 10-day intervals 5 (2-4) 2 (1)
0.1-0.15
0.2-0.3
Cabbage Cabbage white butterflies, Cabbage moth, Diamondback mothCabbage mothDiamondback mothCabbage white butterflies Spraying during the growing season 3 (2) 2 (1)
0.15-0.3 Grapevine Two-spotted spider mite, Leaf rollers, European grapevine moth one spray against each generation of grape berry moth, as soon as larvae appear (I-III) 16 (3) 2 (1)
0.15-0.3 Pear, AppleApplePear Fruit moths Spraying during the growing season 7 (3) 2 (1)
0.2-0.3 Plum, PeachPeachPlum Oriental fruit moth Spraying during the growing season 7 (3) 2 (1)
0.2-0.3 Mulberry Fall webworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (3) 2(1)
0.2-0.3 Tomato cotton bollworm, boll wormCotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (2-3) 2 (1)
0.15-0.3 Potato Colorado potato beetle (1st-4th instar larvae), potato tuber mothColorado potato beetlePotato tuber moth spraying during the growing season as soon as I-IV instar larvae appear 15 (2) 2 (1)
0.2-0.75 Ornamental plants Whiteflies, ThripsThripsWhiteflies Spraying during the growing season with 0.4-0.5% working solution at 7- 10-day intervals 5 (2-4) 2 (1)
0,4 Nut crops, Walnut, Hazelnut, AlmondHazelnutWalnutAlmond fall webworm, hazelnut weevil, codling moth, fruit mothCodling mothMoths (miners, tineids)Hazelnut weevilFall webworm Spraying during the growing season. spray volume 600-1000 l/ha 7 (2) 2 (1)
0,4 Berries, Strawberry, Blueberry, Raspberry, BlackberryStrawberryRaspberryBlackberryBlueberry diamondback moth, fruitworm, thripsThripsDiamondback moth Spraying during the growing season. spray volume 300-500 l/ha 7 (2) 2 (1)
0,25-0,4 Grapevine European grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 10 (1) 3(-)
0.3-0.4 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400- 1000 l/ha 0.3-0.4 tomato (open field) (greenhouse)
0.3 cucumber (greenhouse)Cucumber Greenhouse whitefly, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season at 7-day intervals. spray volume 1800 l/ha spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears at 7-day intervals. spray volume 500- 800 l/ha 0.3 cucumber (greenhouse)
0, 3 eggplant, pepper (greenhouse)PepperEggplant Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0.3-0.4 Carnation Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season at 10-12-day intervals. spray volume 600 l/ha 7(2)
7(4-6)
3(-)
3(-)
1.0 l/ha 1.5 l/ha cucumber, tomato (greenhouse)Cucumber Two-spotted spider mite, Leaf miners, Whiteflies, Thrips, AphidsAphidsTwo-spotted spider miteThripsWhitefliesLeaf miners in vegetables, foliar spraying from the pest egg-laying period to the 2nd instar nymph stage, subsequent sprays during the growing season at the nymph stage, at 7-day intervals. volume 500-600 l/water 1 (3) 1(-)
1.0 l/ha 1.5l/ha Eggplant, Tomato, PepperTomatoPepperEggplant Two-spotted spider mite, Leaf miners, Whiteflies, Thrips, AphidsAphidsTwo-spotted spider miteThripsWhitefliesLeaf miners in vegetables, foliar spraying from the pest egg-laying period to the 2nd instar nymph stage, subsequent sprays during the growing season at the nymph stage, at 7-day intervals; volume 500-600 l water 1 (3) 1(-)
25-40 ml 15 l/water ornamental plants in greenhouses (chrysanthemum, gladiolus, Gypsophila (baby's breath)Chrysanthemum Two-spotted spider mite, Whiteflies, Aphids, ThripsAphidsTwo-spotted spider miteThripsWhiteflies spraying during the growing season, as soon as nymphs appear; interval between sprays 7 days. - (2-3) 1(-)
3 cereals (wheat, barley, oats)WheatBarleyOats Weevils, Cereal leaf beetle, Thrips, True bugs, Aphids, Owlet moths and cutworms, Sawflies, Locusts and grasshoppers, Grain chafersAphidsThripsOwlet moths and cutwormsLocusts and grasshoppersWeevilsCereal leaf beetleSawfliesGrain chafersTrue bugs spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse (tillering, stem elongation, heading), at grain ripening, 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
3 Maize (corn) European corn borer, True bugs, Owlet moths and cutwormsOwlet moths and cutwormsTrue bugsEuropean corn borer Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, and then, depending on pest numbers - (3) -(-)
3 Legumes Weevils, Thrips, Owlet moths and cutworms, Sawflies, True bugs, AphidsAphidsThripsOwlet moths and cutwormsWeevilsSawfliesTrue bugs Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, and then, depending on pest numbers - (3) -(-)
3 Eggplant, Vegetables, Tomato, PepperTomatoPepperEggplantVegetables whitefly, cutworm, white butterfly, western flower thripsThripsOwlet moths and cutwormsWhitefliesCabbage white butterflies Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, and then, depending on pest numbers - (3) -(-)
3 Tomato, Pepper, CucumberTomatoCucumberPepper aphids, (peach and melon aphid), moth, stink bug, mites, aphids, cutworm, whitefly, thrips, stink bugMelon (cotton) aphidMitesThripsOwlet moths and cutwormsWhitefliesMoths (miners, tineids)True bugs Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, and then, depending on pest numbers - (3) -(-)
3 Carrot onion fly, aphid, cutworm, stink bugAphidsOwlet moths and cutwormsTrue bugs Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, and then, depending on pest numbers - (3) -(-)
3 Cucurbits Melon fly, True bugs, Aphids, Mites, Owlet moths and cutwormsAphidsMitesOwlet moths and cutwormsTrue bugsMelon fly Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, and then, depending on pest numbers - (3) -(-)
5-6 Pear, AppleApplePear fruit moths, armoured scales, moth, aphids, gypsy moth, blossom weevil, leafroller, sphinx moth, clearwing moth, thrips, brown-tail moth, stink bugAphidsThripsLeaf rollersScale insectsFruit mothsMoths (miners, tineids)True bugsBrown-tail moth Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, before flowering, at the fruit set stage and before harvest 10 days before - (3) -(-)
5-6 Stone fruit, Apricot, Plum, PeachPeachApricotPlum fruit moth, aphids, blossom weevil, aphids, psylla, mite, peach soft scale, plum fruit moth, thrips, sawfly, soft scale, stink bugAphidsMitesThripsSoft scales and mealybugsFruit mothsPsyllidsSawfliesTrue bugs Spraying during the growing season, at the mass appearance of larvae, before flowering, at the fruit set stage and before harvest 10 days before - (3) -(-)
5 Grapevine bud worm, mites, soft scale, grape berry moth, May and June beetles, leafroller,stink bugMitesSoft scales and mealybugsEuropean grapevine mothTrue bugs spraying during the growing season, before flowering, at the pea-size berry stage and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
5-6 Olive olive mothMoths (miners, tineids) spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest 1 -(-)
5 Fig Soft scales and mealybugs, True bugs, Mites, Scale insects, Moths (miners, tineids), Snout moths (webworms)MitesScale insectsSoft scales and mealybugsMoths (miners, tineids)True bugsSnout moths (webworms) spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
5-6 Hazelnut Brown marmorated stink bug, True bugsBrown marmorated stink bug spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
7-10 Citrus citrus rust mite, citrus, whitefly, soft scales, armoured scales, aphids, stink bugAphidsMitesScale insectsSoft scales and mealybugsWhitefliesTrue bugs spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
3 Pomegranate Scale insects, True bugs, Brown-tail moth, Aphids, MitesAphidsMitesScale insectsTrue bugsBrown-tail moth spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
5 Almond weevil, aphids, bark beetle, pennycress, clearwing moth, armoured scales, stink bugAphidsScale insectsWeevilsTrue bugs spraying during the growing season as soon as larvae appear en masse, before flowering, at fruit set and 10 days before harvest - (3) -(-)
3-3.5 in forest and greenhouse nurseries whitefly, aphids, stink bug, mites, thrips, sawflies, cutworms, moth, bark beetlesAphidsMitesThripsOwlet moths and cutwormsWhitefliesMoths (miners, tineids)SawfliesTrue bugs spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear en masse and then according to pest numbers - (3) -(-)
20 ml per 1 l indoor ornamental plantsOrnamental plants Soft scales and mealybugs, Thrips, Aphids, Scale insects, Moths (miners, tineids)AphidsThripsScale insectsSoft scales and mealybugsMoths (miners, tineids) spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear en masse and then according to pest numbers - (3) -(-)
0.75-1.5 Apple mites, leafminer moths, aphidsAphidsMitesLeaf miners Spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear. 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0.75-1.5 Pear pear psylla, mites, leafminer mothsMitesLeaf minersPear psylla Spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear. 7 (1-2) 2 (1)
0.6-1.2 Grapevine spider mite, gall miteTwo-spotted spider mite spraying during the growing season as soon as pests appear and subsequent according to the economic threshold 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0.6-1.2 Grapevine European grapevine moth spraying during the growing season against the I-II generations of the pest 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0.75-1.5 Citrus silver mite, spider mite, thrips, citrus aphidAphidsTwo-spotted spider miteThrips spraying during the growing season according to the economic threshold of pest harmfulness, from the first egg-laying as soon as mites appear 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0.75-1.5 Citrus yellow scale, brown scale, Chinese wax scaleScale insectsSoft scales and mealybugs Spraying during the growing season i-generation ii against larvae 7 (1-2) 2(1)
0.3-1.2 Tomato, Cucumber leafminers, two-spotted spider mite, western flower thrips, melon aphid, greenhouse whiteflyMelon (cotton) aphidTwo-spotted spider miteThripsGreenhouse whiteflyLeaf miners Spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears at 7-day intervals 5 (2) 3(-)
0.3-1.2 Cucurbits Greenhouse whitefly, Leaf miners, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whiteflyLeaf miners Spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears 5 (2) 3(-)
0, 6-1, 2 Potato Colorado potato beetle spraying during the growing season against 1st instar larvae when 50% have hatched from eggs 5 (2) 3(-)
0, 3-0, 5 Cabbage Leaf miners, Moths (miners, tineids)Moths (miners, tineids)Leaf miners spraying during the growing season as soon as the first signs of damage and egg-laying appear; spraying during the growing season 5 (1-2) 3(-)
0, 3-0, 6 Cabbage Cabbage moth, Cabbage white butterflies spraying during the growing season against the I-II generations of the pest 5 (1-2) 3(-)
0.6-1.2 Ornamental plants Greenhouse whitefly, Leaf miners, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whiteflyLeaf miners spraying during the growing season against the I-II generations of the pest 3 (1-2) 3(-)
1,2 Berries Mites spraying between the end of flowering (all petals fallen) and early ripening (berries acquire the colour typical of the variety) 7 (1) 3(-)
2–5 Potato Colorado potato beetle spraying during the growing season at mass emergence of larvae, against each generation at 6-8-day intervals. above 20 °C, spraying at 6-7-day intervals; below 20 °C at 8-10-day intervals. volume 200–400 l/ha 5 (3) 5(1)
40–100g /10 l water Eggplant, Tomato, PepperTomatoPepperEggplant Colorado potato beetle 0.5-1.5 l/10 m² 5 (4) 5(1)
2 kg/ha Cabbage cabbage moth (1st-2nd instar larvae)Cabbage moth spraying during the growing season against each generation, at 7-8-day intervals. volume 200–400 l/ha 5 (3) 5(1)
1–1.5 kg.ha 40–80 g/10l water Cabbage cabbage and small white butterfly, moth (1st-2nd instar larvae)Moths (miners, tineids)Cabbage white butterflies spraying during the growing season against each generation, at 7-8-day intervals. volume 200–400 l/ha 5 (3) 5(1)
21–30 kg/ha 80–100 g/10l water Cucumber Two-spotted spider mite spraying during the growing season with a 0.7-1% solution at 15-17-day intervals. volume l/ha 1–3 l/10m 2 5 (6) 5(1)
2–3 kg/ha 40–80 g/10 l water Apricot, Sour cherry, Pear, Plum, Apple, Sweet cherry, MulberryApplePearApricotPlumSour cherrySweet cherryMulberry codling moth, moth, black-veined white, fall webwormCodling mothMoths (miners, tineids)Cabbage white butterflies spraying during the growing season against each generation, at 7-8-day intervals. volume 800–1200 l/ha 2-5 l per tree 5 (2) 5(1)
3–5 kg/ha Apricot, Sour cherry, Pear, Plum, Apple, Sweet cherry, MulberryApplePearApricotPlumSour cherrySweet cherryMulberry leafrollers, tussock moths and leafrollers, geometrid moths, brown-tail moth (1st-3rd instar larvae)Leaf rollersBrown-tail mothGeometrid moths (loopers) (depending on tree variety and age). treatment of plants during flowering is not permitted 5 (2) 5(1)
2 kg/ha 40–50 g/10l water sugar and table beet, fodder alfalfa, sunflower, carrotSunflowerTable beetCarrotAlfalfa beet webworm (1st-3rd instar larvae)Meadow moth spraying during the growing season against each generation, at 7-8-day intervals. volume 200–400 l/ha 0.5–1 l//10m 2 5 (2) 5(1)
6–8 kg/ha 60 – 80 g/10l water Grapevine grape berry moth, grape mealybug (against the crawler stage)Vine mealybugEuropean grapevine moth spraying 8-10 days after the start of moth flight, against each generation at 5-7-day intervals. volume 600-1000 l/ha; 2-5 l per vine (depending on vine variety and age) 5 (2) 5(1)
5 kg/ha 80–100 g/10l water Gooseberry, CurrantCurrantGooseberry leafrollers, currant moth, geometrid moths, sawflies, leaf-eating tussock moths (1st-3rd instar larvae), two-spotted spider miteTwo-spotted spider miteLeaf rollersSawfliesGeometrid moths (loopers)Snout moths (webworms) spraying during the growing season against each generation, at 7-8-day intervals. against mites at 15-17-day intervals. volume 600–800 l/ha 0.5-2 l per bush (depending on plant age and variety) 5(2)
5(1)
5(1)
5(1)
3 kg/ha 50–70 g/10l water oil-bearing rose, dog roseRose hipRose geometrid moths, leafrollers (1st-2nd instar larvae)Leaf rollersGeometrid moths (loopers) spraying at leafing, bud emergence and bud stage. volume 400–600l/ha 5 (1) 5(1)
0,3-0,4 Grapevine European grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 10 (1) 3(-)
0.3-0.4 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400- 500 l/ha 7 (1-4) 3(-)
0.4 Apple fruit moths, leafminer moths, leafrollersLeaf rollersFruit mothsMoths (miners, tineids) Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 500-1000 l/ha 7-14 (3) 2(1)
2, 5 Grapevine European grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 10 (1) 3(-)
0,2-0,25 Pear, Plum, Apple, PeachApplePearPeachPlum fruit moths, leafminer moths, leafrollersLeaf rollersFruit mothsMoths (miners, tineids) Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 500-1000 l/ha 7-14 (3) 2(1)
0,2-0,25 Sour cherry, Sweet cherry Leaf rollers, Cherry fruit fly, Moths (miners, tineids)Leaf rollersMoths (miners, tineids)Cherry fruit fly Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 500-1000 l/ha 7-14 (3) 2(1)
0,15-0,2 Grapevine Leaf rollers, European grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 500-800 l/ha 7-14 (3) 3(-)
0,15-0,2 Cabbage Cabbage moth, Diamondback moth, Cabbage white butterflies Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 200-300 l/ha 7-14 (3) 3(-)
0,15-0,2 Tomato leaf-eating cutworms (incl. cotton bollworm), thripsThripsCotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 200-300 l/ha 7-14 (3) 3(-)
0,15-0,2 Tomato leaf-eating cutworms (incl. cotton bollworm), thripsThripsCotton bollworm Spray volume 500-1200 l/ha 4 (3) 3(-)
0,15-0,2 Cucumber leaf-eating cutworms (incl. cotton bollworm), thripsThripsCotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 200-300 l/ha spray volume 500-1200 l/ha 7-14(3)
4(3)
3(-)
50-200 ml/ha/ water 200-1800 l/ha. Tomato Tuta absoluta, tomato leafminer,or South American tomato mothMoths (miners, tineids)Tomato leafminer spraying during the growing season on sunny days (preferably at early instars: L1 and L2); first spray during hatching of first-instar larvae, covering the whole hatching period; in the evening, interval between sprays 3-7 days. - (1-12) -
0.8 -1.2l/ha 0.32-0.96 l/ha Tomato, Cucumber spider mite, tomato leafminers, peach and melon aphidMelon (cotton) aphidTwo-spotted spider miteTomato leafminer spraying during the growing season at 20-day intervals, working liquid rate 1000-3000 l/ha; spraying during the growing season at 20-day intervals, volume 1000-3000 l/ha 3 (3)
3(3)
1(1)
1(1)
0.08-0.16 l/ha Eggplant, Tomato, PepperTomatoPepperEggplant Tomato leafminer, Two-spotted spider miteTwo-spotted spider miteTomato leafminer during the growing season at 7-14-day intervals; volume 200-600 l water 3 (2-3) 1(1)
0.32 -0.96 l/ha Eggplant, Tomato, PepperTomatoPepperEggplant peach and melon aphidMelon (cotton) aphid during the growing season at 7-14-day intervals; volume 200-600 l water 3 (2-4) 1(1)
0.32 ml/ 1l water Gladiolus western flower thripsThrips spraying during flowering, at 7-day intervals. volume 10 l water per 100 m² 1 (1) 1(1)
0.08 ml/ 1l water Gladiolus Two-spotted spider mite Spraying during the growing season at 20-day intervals 1 (1) 1(1)
0.16 ml/ 1l water Gladiolus Aphids Spraying during the growing season at 14-16-day intervals 1 (1) 1(1)
0,24-0,3 Peach Peach twig borer Spraying during the growing season 14 (3) 2(1)
0,08-0,1 Grapevine European grapevine moth spraying during the growing season, one spray against each generation of grape berry moth as soon as larvae appear (I-III) 7 (3) 2(1)
0,16-0,2 Grapevine grape thripsThrips spraying during the growing season, one spray against each generation of grape berry moth as soon as larvae appear (I-III) 14 (3) 2(1)
0,1 Potato Colorado potato beetle spraying during the growing season as soon as I-IV instar larvae appear 3 (2) 2(1)
0,15 Hazelnut Hazelnut weevil Spraying during the growing season 14 (2-3) 2(1)
0.08+125 ml summer oil Pistachio pistachio psyllidPsyllids Spraying during the growing season 14 (2-3) 2(1)
0,24-0,3 Tomato Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 3 (2-3) 2(1)
0,2—0,25 Tomato Tomato leafminer Spraying during the growing season 3 (2-3) 2(1)
0.2-0.3 + 125 ml summer oil Cucumber Thrips Spraying during the growing season 3 (2) 2(1)
0,2 Pepper Thrips Spraying during the growing season 3 (2-4) 2(1)
0,2 Strawberry Thrips Spraying during the growing season 3 (2-3) 2(1)
,75-1,0 Apple Mites Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 600-1200 l/ha 30 (2) 3(-)
,75 0 apple psyllaPsyllids spraying in the period before flowering; volume 600-800 l/ha 30 (1) 3(-)
,75-1,0 Grapevine Two-spotted spider mite Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 500-1000 l/ha 40 (2) 3(-)
,75-1,5 Citrus Mites, European red miteEuropean red mite Spraying during the growing season, spray volume 1000-1500 l/ha 7 (2) 3(-)
,75-1,0 Vegetables Two-spotted spider mite Spraying during the growing season spray volume 300-400 l/ha 3 (3) 3(-)
,8-1,2 Vegetables Two-spotted spider mite, Whiteflies, ThripsTwo-spotted spider miteThripsWhiteflies Spraying during the growing season spray volume 500-1000 l/ha 3 (2) 3(-)
,8-1,0 Strawberry Mites Spraying during the growing season spray volume 300-400 l/ha 3 (2) 3(-)
,5-1,5 ornamental plants (open field and greenhouse) Whiteflies, Thrips, MitesMitesThripsWhiteflies Spraying during the growing season spray volume 300-500 l/ha 7 (3) 3(-)
2, 5 Grapevine European grapevine moth Spraying during the growing season against each pest generation 10 (1) 3(-)
0.3-0.4 Tomato Two-spotted spider mite, Greenhouse whitefly spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears, at 7-14-day intervals. volume 400- 1000 l/ha 7 (1-4) 3(-)
0.4
0.3
cucumber (greenhouse), cucumber (open field)Cucumber Greenhouse whitefly, AphidsAphidsGreenhouse whitefly Spraying during the growing season at 7-day intervals. spray volume 1800 l/ha spraying during the growing season as soon as the pest appears at 7-day intervals. spray volume 500- 800 l/ha 7(2)
7(1-2)
3(-)
3(-)
0, 3 eggplant, pepper (greenhouse)PepperEggplant Cotton bollworm Spraying during the growing season 7 (1-2) 3(-)
0.3-0.4 Watermelon, Melon Leaf miners, Melon (cotton) aphid, Thrips, MitesMelon (cotton) aphidMitesThripsLeaf miners Spraying during the growing season at 10-12-day intervals. spray volume 600 l/ha 7(1-2)
7(4-6)
3(-)
3(-)
0,04 Pear, AppleApplePear Spongy (gypsy) moth, Codling moth, Leaf miners, Aphids, MitesAphidsMitesCodling mothLeaf minersSpongy (gypsy) moth spraying during the growing season, a maximum of 3 sprays at 14-day intervals or when the economic threshold is reached 3 (1-3) 2(1)
0,04 Grapevine European grapevine moth spraying during the growing season; do not use more than twice per season. the product may be used at any time from the post-flowering period until bunch closure 8 (1-2) 2(1)
0,032 Avocado Leaf rollers spraying during the growing season; apply a maximum of 6 times per season at 21-day intervals or when the economic threshold is reached; use a maximum of 120 g of product per season 3 (1-6) 2(1)
0,04 Kiwi Leaf rollers spraying during the growing season; apply a maximum of 3 times per season 42 (1-3) 2(1)

Before use, check the product label and the current register. Source: National Food Agency of Georgia: lists of registered pesticides and agrochemicals (2026); State Catalogue of Pesticides (Order No. 2-729 of 26.11.2025). Data checked: 23.10.2026.

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