Raupenfrei "Xentari", 25 g
| Item number | WF-863041 |
| Brand | Neudorff |
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Ask a question to learn more about the product- 540 g/kg Bacillus thuringiensis subspec. aizawai
- Biological preparation against harmful caterpillars on ornamental plants, fruit, vegetables and wine, such as the box tree moth
- Effective against young and older caterpillars of the box tree moth
- Suitable for organic farming according to Regulation (EC) No. 834/2007
- Protects beneficial insects
Biological spray whose active ingredient is produced by beneficial microorganisms. It acts specifically against various harmful butterfly caterpillars, such as the box tree moth, winter moth and cabbage white butterfly. With natural active ingredient. Harmless to bees and beneficial insects.
Contents: 25 g
Sufficient for: 500 m²
Plant approval no. DE: 024426-62
Mixing ratio: Dissolve 1 g in 1 liter of water
Application period: March - October
Active ingredient: 540 g/kg Bacillus thuringiensis subspec. Aizawai
Dangerous to bees: B4
The classification is divided into four categories:
B1 Dangerous to bees
B2 Dangerous to bees, except when applied after the end of the daily bee flight in the hive to be treated until 11 p.m.
B3 Bees are not endangered due to the application of the product as specified in the approval
B4 Not dangerous to bees
Pest protection products must not be used on paved open areas or on other open areas that are not used for agriculture, forestry, or horticulture. However, they must not be used in or directly adjacent to surface waters or coastal waters.
Use plant protection products
carefully. Always read the label and product information before use. Use by non-professional users is permitted. For safe handling, storage, disposal, and information on the composition, please refer to the safety data sheet, which, along with the general application instructions, is available by calling the toll-free number 0800 – 355 0 355 or online from our website.