CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Special insecticide for snails (What are the special insecticides for snails)

1. Can Bacillus thuringiensis kill snails?

Yes. Bacillus thuringiensis is a highly selective neurotoxin insecticide, mainly used to control soft-bodied pests such as snails and slugs. It mainly acts as a contact and stomach poison, and its contact effect is stronger than its stomach poison effect.

When snails come into contact with the agent, a large amount of acetylcholinesterase is released in the snail's body, destroying the special mucus in the snail's body, causing the snail to quickly dehydrate, paralyze its nerves, and secrete a large amount of mucus. The pests lose a large amount of body fluids and their cells are destroyed, causing snails, slugs and other soft pests to be poisoned and die in a short period of time. It has low toxicity to humans and livestock, and low toxicity to environmental organisms such as fish and silkworms.

2. Can metaldehyde be used for seedlings?

Metaldehyde can be used for seedlings.

Metaldehyde is a conventional insecticide used to control the damage of mollusks (snails, slugs, and apple snails) to crops. The dosage form has also been derived from the original single granule.

It will be harmful to the melons if you apply metaldehyde too early. You must wait until the melons grow up before spraying them, and the concentration should not be too high.

Metaldehyde is an organic compound with a molecular formula of C8H16O4 and a molecular weight of 176.21. It is a white needle-shaped crystal and is only used for research and development. It is not used as a medicine, for household or other purposes.

3. Can 1605 pesticide kill snails?

Can kill snails.

1605, whose common name is parathion, is a broad-spectrum organophosphorus insecticide and a highly toxic, highly residual and highly polluting pesticide.

At present, low-toxic and targeted pesticides are mainly used, such as avermectin, high-efficiency cypermethrin, chlorfenapyr, imidacloprid, etc., which are very effective, low-toxic, and low-residue pesticides. Generally, they will be automatically degraded inside or outside the plant within 7-10 days due to temperature, sunlight, rain and dew.

4. Can Midali snail remover be mixed with fungicide?

Can.

Snail treatment drugs can be mixed with non-alkaline, copper-based insecticides and fungicides.

Midali is a professional snail-killing insecticide with contact, stomach poison and systemic effects. It kills insects quickly and has a long lasting effect. It is a slightly acidic insecticide and can be mixed with fungicides and insecticides, but cannot be mixed with alkaline fungicides and insecticides, and cannot be mixed with copper-based fungicides and insecticides. Therefore, Midali can be mixed with fungicides and insecticides that are not alkaline or copper-based.

5. Can difenocarb kill snails?

Yes, bifenthrin is an insecticide made from bifenthrin and clothianidin. It mainly acts as a contact and stomach poison. It has strong systemic and conductive properties. It can be absorbed by the roots, stems and leaves of plants and can be conducted in the plant body. It can treat a variety of piercing-sucking pests, such as aphids and planthoppers, and can also kill underground pests, such as cutworms and wireworms. So bifenthrin can kill snails.

6. Does highly effective chlorfenapyr kill snails?

Can kill snails.

High-efficiency cyhalothrin belongs to the pyrethroid insecticide, which has contact and stomach poison effects and a broad insecticide spectrum. It mainly controls pests with piercing-sucking mouthparts such as aphids, and can also control pests with chewing mouthparts, and can also kill mites. It has a long lasting effect, kills insects quickly, and has strong knockdown power, but it does not have a systemic effect and has no control effect on snails. It is not a snailicide, so high-efficiency cyhalothrin cannot kill snails or the effect is very poor.

7. Can the pesticide cypermethrin cure snails?

The pesticide cypermethrin belongs to the pyrethroid insecticide, which has contact and stomach poison effects. It is mainly used to control pests with chewing mouthparts such as cabbage worms. Since it does not have systemic effects, it cannot kill snails. Snails belong to the snail family and do not eat the stems and leaves of crops. In actual production practice, metaldehyde is used to control snails. Therefore, cypermethrin cannot kill snails.

8. Can 3911 kill snails?

able.

3911 is phorate. Use 60% phorate emulsifiable concentrate at 0.2% of the seed weight to saturate the seeds, that is, mix 100 mm of the liquid into 2-3 kg of water, dilute it, and evenly spray it on the surface of 50 kg of seeds. After repeated stirring, saturate the pile for 4-6 hours before sowing.

Snails reproduce faster in seasons with more rainfall and higher temperatures. Summer is the peak period of snail activity. In spring, snails lay eggs under grass roots and stones.

Various crops, vegetables, fruits and melons are food for snails. Snails will gnaw on the leaves, flowers and fruits of crops, causing the crops to grow poorly and have reduced yields.

9. Can chlorpyrifos kill snails?

Chlorpyrifos can kill snails because it is a highly effective insecticide with contact, stomach, systemic and odor-inducing effects. It has a broad spectrum of insecticides and is highly effective. It can kill snails, grubs, mole crickets, as well as dipteran and monoptera pests and mite pests. Using 500 times diluted chlorpyrifos and spraying it during the snail's activity can kill snails and some pests on rice, fruit trees and cotton. It is effective quickly and leaves little residue.