CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What medicine can be used to kill snails?

1. What pesticides can be used to kill snails?

(1) Use 0.5 kg of 6% polyacetaldehyde granules per mu, mix with 15-20 kg of fine soil or fine sand, and spread evenly in the field in the evening.

(2) In the early morning, when snails have not yet burrowed into the soil, spray with 800-1000 times diluted copper sulfate or 1% salt water, and the control effect can reach more than 80%.

(3) If snails are found causing damage, spray the leaves with 8% metaldehyde (Tiannuo) 1000 times diluted immediately. Pesticides produced by regular manufacturers are effective. Brand names are not allowed here to prevent suspicion of advertising.

2. What are the commonly used agents for preventing and controlling snails on garden plants?

Commonly used agents include 40% ethylene aluminum WP 250-300 times solution, 25% ridomycin WP 800-1000 times solution, 75% chlorothalonil WP 500-800 times solution, 72% cypermethrin WP 600-800 times solution, 25% metalaxyl WP 500-800 times solution, etc. It is best to use various agents alternately to prevent the bacteria from developing drug resistance. Spraying should be done in the morning on a sunny day, and the solution should be evenly sprayed on the back of the leaves.

3. How to kill snails quickly and cleanly?

The quickest and cleanest way to kill snails is to use the pesticide metaldehyde.

This is the most effective method. If it is a flower pot or vegetable garden, just sprinkle a circle around the root system, snails, slugs or other mollusks can be "dissolved". After sprinkling it at night, you can find that only the shells of the snails are left the next morning. The effect is still very good.

4. Ants and snails have become a plague. What pesticide can be used to kill them?

Chemical control.

(1) Use 0.50-0.6 kg of 6% Metaldehyde (tetraacetaldehyde) snail-killing granules, 8% Metaldehyde granules or 2 kg of 10% Metaldehyde (snail enemy) granules per mu, mix with appropriate amount of fine soil or fine sand, and spread evenly in the field in the evening.

(2) In the early morning when snails have not yet burrowed into the soil, spray with 800-1000 times diluted copper sulfate or 1% salt water, the control effect can reach more than 80%.

(3) If snails are found causing damage, spray the leaves with 1500 times diluted 90% crystalline dichlorvos.

5. Does highly effective chlorfenapyr kill snails?

Highly effective chlorfenapyr is ineffective against snails. It is recommended to use escargot ethanolamine salt to control snails.

High-efficiency chlorfenapyr can be used on crops such as fruit trees, cotton, and cruciferous vegetables, and the targets of prevention and control are pests such as cabbage loopers, cotton bollworms, borer borers, fall armyworms, leaf rollers, and beet armyworms.

If used in dry fields and grasslands, it can also prevent and control pests such as grass borers.

6. What medicine can be used to kill snails?

Metaldehyde is a low-toxic pesticide that can trap and kill snails and other mollusks. Because it is a small blue particle, it softens in water and has a special fragrance, which is very attractive. Therefore, you must pay attention to the safety of children and pets at home. According to its instructions, the safe period for vegetables is 7 days, which means that the efficacy will be very low after 7 days.