Fibon

Properties: Highly effective, long-lasting. In vegetables, the wait time between the last applicaion and when the crop can be harvested is just 3 days. Effective against all developmental stages of mites. Highly effective against larval and nymphal stages of whiteflies. It is also effective against the whiteflies and red spider mites which developed resistance due to the new mode of action. Harmless against beneficial organisms and compatible with IPM. Does not harm bumblebees as well.

Red spider mite in tomato, pepper (greenhouse), cucumbeber (greenhouse), eggplant: For cucumber and egeggplant, application is carried out when an average of 5 live individuals per leaf is found in the counts. For tomato and pepper, application should be started when an average of 3 live individuals per leaf is found in the counts.

Red spider mite (watermelon): Application should be started when an average of 5 live individuals per leaf is found in the counts.

Strawberry – Red spider mites: Early administration: An administration should be made when red spiders are observed in the flower and green fruit period (before the first ripe fruits are observed) in the strawberry areas where red spiders lead to problems every year. Early administration is safer to prevent residue on fruits. Seasonal administration: In cases when early administration is not made, strawberries grown open are inspected at the beginning of the season (late March-early April) at 3-5 day intervals. Red spider mites are observed in strawberry, in the surrounding plants at the beginning of the season. Firstly, it is sufficient to check and administer these plants. If the population is widespread, at least 50 leaflets are inspected in the middle and lower parts of the plant to represent the field. If 15 or more red spider mites are detected per leaflet, administration is decided. Administration is made immediately after collecting fruit. Harvest should be made by considering time between the final administration and harvest.

Carnation (Greenhouse) – Two-spotted red spider mite: When 3-5 motile individuals in average per leaf are observed in 25-30 leaves representing the greenhouse, administration should be made. In carnation, an adjuvant with 0.2% adhesion should be used. There is no need to use adjuvant in other plants.

Cotton – Red spider mites: The field is divided into 4 areas, one leaf is taken from 25 plants at every 10-15 steps and a count is taken from a total of 100 leaves using a magnifying glass. Spray-coating is done if 5 red spider mites are found per leaf in the Mediterranean region and 10/leaf in Aegean and Southeast Anatolia regions. Partial administration can be made in edge contaminations. If ground tools drawn with a tractor will be used, row spacing nozzles should be used.

Whitefly in tomato: Spraying is started when an average of 0.5-2 larvae are found per leaf in May-June, 2-3 larvae per leaf in June-August and 3 larvae per leaf in September in 50 leaves.

Compatibility: It is recommended to carry out small-scale trial mixtures, before a large-scale mixture is prepared.