Controls multiple pest species
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Abamectin 1.8% w/v
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Myteen 1.8% EC is a high-potency emulsifiable concentrate insecticidal acaricide formulated with Abamectin 1.8% w/v (IRAC Group 6), derived from the natural fermentation of Streptomyces avermitilis.
The unique translaminar activity of Abamectin delivers excellent performance through contact and stomach action, penetrating leaf tissue to ensure comprehensive mite and pest management.
Formulated as an emulsifiable concentrate for easy mixing, uniform coverage, and reliable results across field crops, vegetables, and orchards.
| Crop | Target Pest | Dose / 15L Knapsack | Dilution in Water | Waiting Period (PHI) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton | Spider mites, bollworm larvae, thrips | 7.5–10 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 7 Days |
| Chilli | Mites, thrips, leafminers | 7.5 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 7 Days |
| Potato | Spider mites, aphids | 10 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 14 Days |
| Tomato | Spider mites, leafminers, thrips | 7.5–10 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 7 Days |
| Eggplant | Spider mites, whiteflies, thrips | 7.5 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 7 Days |
| Cucumber | Spider mites, leafminers | 7.5 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 3 Days |
| Bean | Spider mites, thrips | 7.5 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 7 Days |
| Onion | Thrips, mites | 10 ml | 150–200 L/ha | 14 Days |
| Fruit Crops | Spider mites, leafminers, caterpillar larvae | 10–12.5 ml | 200 L/ha | 14 Days |
| Ornamentals | Mites, thrips, leafminers | 5–7.5 ml | 150 L/ha | N/A |
Mix the recommended dose in clean water as per the dilution rate. Ensure thorough agitation for uniform dispersion. Apply using a knapsack or power sprayer, covering foliage completely — especially leaf undersides where pests feed.
Apply at the early stages of pest infestation for maximum effectiveness. Ideally use during the cooler parts of the day (early morning or late afternoon) to achieve better results and reduced evaporation.
“For best results, apply at the early larval stage before pests bore into fruit or stems.”