Eradicoat Max for correction of spider mites, whiteflies, woolly, soft, and scale insects

After a relatively quiet spring, the pressure from various pests is now increasing significantly. Last week, we received many reports of problems with spider mites, whiteflies, and also woolly, soft, and scale insects in various crops. Especially under warm and dry conditions, it is crucial to detect the increasing pest pressure early and, if necessary, support the existing natural enemies.

Correction without harmful residues
If the pressure from the above-mentioned pest insects threatens to become problematic, correction with the biological insecticide Eradicoat Max is an excellent option. Eradicoat Max works through direct contact with the pest. It forms a suffocating coating on the leaf with a rapid killing effect on the harmful insects present. Good spraying technique and complete coverage of the leaf surface are essential. Eradicoat Max has a strong spreading effect, so the use of adjuvants is not necessary. After drying, there is no residual effect and no harmful impact on beneficial insects.

Use at the right time
For the best result, apply Eradicoat Max under conditions where the crop can dry quickly. Perform the treatment at a time of day when the crop dries rapidly, but avoid direct exposure to strong sunlight during application. If necessary, a follow-up treatment can be applied after 3 days.

Additional benefits
Eradicoat Max may be applied up to 20 times per crop cycle or per 12 months in most covered crops, with a minimum interval of 3 days between applications. Furthermore, the product is safe for most beneficial insects, resistance-insensitive, and has no pre-harvest interval. This offers great flexibility in application.

Compatibility and safety
Eradicoat Max can be mixed with most plant protection products. It can optionally be combined with a conventional acaricide or insecticide for good resistance management and a more robust application. If no prior experience exists, always conduct a test spray with Eradicoat Max on the crop to be treated.