SUMIPREMPT INSECTICIDE

About Product

• Sumiprempt Insecticide is a star insecticide developed with modern Japanese technology that has two unique combinations of IGR and pyrethroid class insecticides.
• Sumiprempt Insecticide technical name - Pyriproxyfen 5% EC + Fenpropathrin 15% EC
• It is recommended for chewing and sucking pests in chilli, brinjal, okra and cotton.
• By affecting the nymph stage, it controls the number of insects by disrupting the life cycle of whitefly.
• It exhibits quick action that provides immediate control of contact pests.

 

Sumiprempt Insecticide Technical Details

• Technical Content: Pyriproxyfen 5% EC + Fenpropathrin 15% EC
• Mode of Entry: Contact and ingestion
• Mode of Action: Sumiprempt containing Fenpropathrin makes the prolonged opening of the Sodium channel which leads to hyper-excitation of the central nervous system and kills the insects. In contrast, Pyriproxyfen disrupts the metabolic growth stages in insect larvae, and it also affects the adult's egg-laying capacity.

 

Key Features & Benefits

• Sumiprempt Insecticide is a low-cost, highly effective insecticide for eggplant, compared to other insecticide products.
• Long-term control over Whitefly.
• Gives excellent results against whitefly, bollworms, shoot and fruit borer.
• Sumiprempt has a rainfast action.

Sumiprempt Insecticide Usage & Crops

Recommendations:

 

Crops	Target Pest	Dosage /Acre (ml)	Dilution in Water /ha (Liter)	Waiting period from last spray to harvest (Days)
Brinjal	Fruit and shoot borer	200-300	200	7
Okra	Whitefly	200-300	200	7
Cotton	Bollworm Whiteflies	200-300	200	14
Chilli	Fruit borer	200-300	200	7

 

Method of Application: Foliar spray

Additional Information

• Sumiprempt Insecticide controls mites and is recommended against locusts also.
• It is used against indoor crawling and flying insects and pests of stored grains.

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