Insecticide of Orchid-carbofuran

Carbofuran is a carbamate insecticide developed by American Food Machinery Company in 1967, which has the effects of contact, stomach poison, internal absorption, antifeedant, repellent, and killing mites and nematodes.

Dosage forms: 75% wettable powder, 40% suspension, 2%, 3%, 10% granules.

Prevention and control objects and usage:

1. After 5 g deep application to the root of each plant, the aphid killing rate reached 100%, and the aphid killing rate reached 100%.

The residual period of the insect is as long as 50-60 days.

2. For Lepidoptera leaf-eating pests, more than 90% of the insecticidal effect can be achieved by deep application of furan in the rhizosphere of orchids.

Note:

1. It is harmful to human beings and animals, so it should be kept properly and be used safely.

2. It should not be mixed with alkaline pesticides and fertilizers. (Liu Zhongjian)