Teppeki, 140 g

Teppeki is a systemic insecticide for pest control in apple, peach, plum, potato, and ornamental plants in parks and gardens.

Teppeki acts against aphids, regardless of their stage of development. Fights a wide range of aphids, through a systemic, rapid effect of inhibiting their feeding, ensuring excellent control, long-term.

The insects stop feeding less than an hour after the application of the product, the death occurring due to dehydration and starvation, in a few days.

Its activity is not influenced by temperatures at the time of treatment or by subsequent rainfall.

Way of usage:
Teppeki is applied to a warning, by spraying, to prevent and control pests in orchards and ornamental plants in parks and gardens.
If several treatments are necessary, it is recommended to observe a time interval between them, respectively: 14-21 days for apple, plum, peach, and 21 days for potato and ornamental plants.
The break time until harvest is 21 days for apple, plum, peach, 14 days for potatoes, and 1 day for peppers.

Benefits:
- Rapid effect of inhibiting pest feeding;
- Fights a wide range of aphids;
- Translaminar and systemic activity, with translocation to peaks;
- Long-lasting on plants;
- Does not affect natural predators of aphids.

Treated plants: Bell peppers, Potato, Apple, Peach, Plum, Ornamental plants from parks and gardens.

Insects fought: Aphids, Green Lice, Gray Plum Lice, Green Rose Lice.

Instructions for use:
-Put half the amount of water in the tank, add Teppeki (during filling the circulation pump must be connected), and then fill the tank with the remaining amount of water. The stirrer should work throughout the treatment.
-Do not prepare more solution than necessary.
-The volume of the solution varies depending on the crop, from 200 to 1000 liters/ha, but it is very important to respect the recommended dose.
-For fruit plantations, the volume of solution is 800-1000 liters/ha, for peppers 500 liters / ha, for ornamental plants 1000 liters/ha, and for potatoes, 300-400 liters / ha.