Key Specifications
- Active Ingredient: Fenazaquin 10% EC (Emulsifiable Concentrate)
- Chemical Class: Quinazoline (METI – Mitochondrial Electron Transport Inhibitor, IRAC Group 21A)
- Toxicity Classification: Yellow label (moderately hazardous)
How It Works
- Mode of Action: Stops mitochondrial electron transport. It cuts off energy production inside the mite.
- Speed: Gives fast knockdown and stops feeding within 24 hours.
- Ovicidal Action: Kills adult mites, nymphs, and insect eggs to stop the next generation from hatching.
- Safety: Safe for beneficial predatory mites that naturally control pest populations.
Recommended Crops & Dosage
- Chilli: ~500 ml per acre for yellow and red spider mites.
- Tea: 400–500 ml per acre (or 1,000–1,250 ml per hectare) for red, pink, and purple mites.
- Apple: ~160 ml per acre (~400 ml per 1,000 L of water) for red spider and two-spotted mites.
- Okra, Brinjal, and Tomato: ~500 ml per acre for spider and yellow mites.
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