Hover Insecticide

About Product

• Hover Insecticide is a combined insecticide for a wide range of pest control in soil or on foliage in a variety of crops
• Hover belongs to the neonicotinoid and pyrethroid group of insecticides.
• Exhibits good crop outlook and better greening with more branches and flower initiation.
• Gives quick knockdown and long residual control.

Hover Insecticide Technical Details

• Technical Name: Thiamethoxam 12.6% +Lambda-Cyhalothrin 9.5% ZC
• Mode of Entry: Stomach and Contact action
• Mode of Action: Hover acts by irreversible blockage of postsynaptic nicotinic acetylcholine receptors leads to the hyperexcitation of the nerves. This is followed by convulsions, eventual paralysis and finally results in death of insects.

Key Features & Benefits

• Hover insecticide has a quick stomach and contact mode of action.
• Results in more greenness and branching in treated plants
• It has excellent rain fastness.
• Rapidly absorbed by roots and foliage and translocated acropetally in the Xylem
• Protects the crop from viral diseases by controlling insect vectors.
• Hover is used in plant protection programs.

Hover Insecticide Usage & Crops

• Recommendations:

Crops	Target Pest	Dosage /Acre (ml)	Dilution in Water (L)	Waiting period from last spray to harvest (Days)
Cotton	Aphids, Thrips, Jassids, Bollworms	80	200	26
Maize	Aphids, shoot fly, stem borer	50	200	42
Groundnut	Leaf hopper, Leaf eating caterpillar	60	200	28
Soybean	Stem fly, Semilooper, Girdle beetle	50	200	48
Chilli	Thrips, Fruit borer	60	200	03
Tea	Thrips, Semilooper, Tea mosquito bug	60	160	01
Tomato	Thrips, Whitefly, Fruit Borer	50	200	05

• Method of Application: Foliar spray

Additional Information:

• Hover insecticide is compatible with most of the commonly used pesticide and foliar fertilizers.
• It has no cross resistance to conventional products.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow to the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.