Acetamiprid
Tech Grade: 98%TC
| Formulations | Target | Dosage |
| Acetamiprid 20%SP | aphids | 90-180g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 70%WP | aphids | 80000–90000-fold dilution |
| Acetamiprid 70%WDG | aphids | 37.5-52.5g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 25%EC | aphids | 10000–15000-fold dilution |
| Acetamiprid 20%SL | aphids | 90-112.5ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 20%ME | aphids | 12000–15000-fold dilution |
| Acetamiprid 15%FU | aphids | 225-375g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 2.5% bait | cockroaches | |
| Acetamiprid 3.2% +Abamectin 1.8% EC | aphids | 225-375ml/ha |
| Abamectin 0.5%+Acetamiprid 4.5% ME | thrips | 225-300ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 30%+Lambda-cyhalothrin 10%WDG | aphids | 60-90g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 20%+Lambda-cyhalothrin 5%EC | aphids | 60-90ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 4.3%+Lambda-cyhalothrin 2.7%EC | aphids | 150-270ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 20%+Flonicamid 30%WDG | aphids | 90-120g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 13.2%+Flonicamid 16.5%OD | aphids | 90-135ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 3%+Thiocyclam-hydrogenoxalate 25%WP | greenhouse whitefly | 450-750g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 6%+Thiocyclam-hydrogenoxalate 50%SP | striped flea beetle | 210-270g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 7% + Beta-cypermethrin 3.5% EC | psyllid,whitefly | 2000-4000-fold dilution |
| Acetamiprid 3% + Beta-cypermethrin 2% ME | aphids | 300-600ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 5% + Bifenthrin 2.5% EC | tea green leafhopper | 600-795 mL/ha |
| Acetamiprid 3% + Bifenthrin 3% ME | greenhouse whitefly | 375-450ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 20% + Pyridaben 40% WP | striped flea beetle | 105-150g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 10% + Pyridaben 10% ME | striped flea beetle | 300-600ml/ha |
| Acetamiprid 10% + Pymetrozine 20% WDG | aphids | 120-180 g/ha |
| Acetamiprid 3% + Emamectin benzoate 1% ME | aphids | 450-600mL/ha |
| Acetamiprid 10% + Spirotetramat 20% SC | psyllid | 4000-5000-fold dilution |
| Acetamiprid 5% + Chlorpyrifos 35% EC | scale insect | 2000-3000-fold dilution |
Application:
1.Wheat: Apply at occurrence of aphids. Use 4.5-6 ml/mu. The safety interval is 14 days, and no more than 2 uses per growing season .
2.Tea Tree: Apply at peak of tea green leafhopper nymphs. Use 2-3 g/mu. The safety interval is 14 days, and no more than 1 use per growing season .
3.Citrus Tree: Apply at occurrence of aphids. Dilute 5000-6000 times. The safety interval is 14 days, and no more than 1 use per growing season .
4.Cucumber: Apply at early peak of aphids or whitefly. Use 30-60 ml/mu. The safety interval is 5-7 days, and no more than 2-3 uses per growing season .
5.Cruciferous Vegetables: Apply at occurrence of aphids or striped flea beetle. Dilute 1500-2000 times. The safety interval is 7-14 days, and no more than 2 uses per growing season .
Cautions:
Each crop can be used up to 1-2 times per growing season to avoid resistance. The safety interval varies by crop: 5-7 days for cucumber, 14 days for wheat, citrus, tea tree, and cruciferous vegetables .
This insecticide is toxic to fish, bees, and silkworms. Do not apply during flowering periods or near sericulture areas. Keep away from aquaculture areas and do not clean application equipment in rivers or ponds .
Do not mix with alkaline pesticides. Rotate with insecticides having different modes of action to delay resistance development .
If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately. If splashed into eyes, rinse with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical advice .
