Description
• Katyayani Triple Attack is a new unique combination of 3 Bio Pesticides Verticillium Lecanii + Beauveria Bassiana + Metarhizium Anisopliae that occur naturally in soils throughout the world – the combination gives excellent bio – insecticide control.
• Katyayani Triple Attack is recommended for control of Mealybugs , Heliothis, Caterpillars , Beetles , Sucking pests , Root Weevils , Plant Hoppers , Japanese Beetle , Black Vine Weevil, Spittlebug , Termites , White Grubs , Stem Borer , Fruit Borer , Shoot Borer , Cooling Moth , Aphids , Thrips , White Flies, Scales, Jassids, Leaf Hopper, Leaf feeding insects, Colorado Potato Beetle, Cutworms, Semi Looper, Brown Plant Hoppers, Root grub and other pests in vegetables, cereals, millets, oil seeds, paddy, fruits and other agriculture and plantation crops.
• Beneficial for all vegetables and fruits.Recommended for Organic Farming . Eco-friendly Solution best for Domestic Purposes like home garden Kitchen Terrace Garden , Nursery & Agriculture Practices.Not To be Mixed with Chemical Fungicides.
• Its unique combination Does not create problems of resistance, resurgence and residue and is eco friendly and helps to conserve the ecosystem Offers long lasting pest control and does not affect the natural enemies.
• Dosage : For Foliar Spray Mix 5-10 ml per Liter of Water. . NOT Designed for Soil Application. For Drip Irrigation : mix 2 Liters of Solution Per Acre.
Contains Species :
Consortia of Beauveria bassiana, Verticellium lecanii, Metarhizium anisopliae
Mode of Action
The fungus attaches to the external body surface of insects and larvae in the form of microscopic spores. Under the right conditions of temperature and humidity, these spores germinate, grow as hyphae and colonize the insect’s cuticle; eventually they bore through it and reach the insects’ body cavity. After some time, the insect is killed. After death occurs, the fungus proceeds to grow off the host producing a “white bloom” effect. The insect is covered by a white to yellowish cottony/mealy mold layer. The conidia spores are then released into the environment and a new life cycle begins ensuring constant control of the target pests.