Chlorantraniliprole is currently the most popular insecticide on the market and can be regarded as the insecticide with the highest sales volume in every country. It is a comprehensive manifestation of strong permeability, conductivity, chemical stability, high insecticidal activity and the ability to cause pests to stop feeding immediately. It can be compounded with many insecticides available on the market. Chlorantraniliprole can be compounded with insecticides such as pymetrozine, thiamethoxam, perfluthrin, abamectin, and emamectin, resulting in better and more extensive insecticidal effects.
Chlorantraniliprole is highly effective against lepidoptera pests and can also control coleoptera beetles, hemiptera whiteflies and diptera fly beetles, etc. It shows reliable and stable control effects at low doses and can well protect crops from pesticide damage. It is commonly used to control pests such as rice cutworms, cotton bollworms, borer worms, small vegetable moths, rice stem borers, corn borers, diamondback moths, rice water beetles, small cutworms, whiteflies and American leaf miners. Chlorantraniliprole is a low-toxicity insecticide that does no harm to humans or animals, nor to fish, shrimp, bees, birds, etc. It has a wide range of applications. The main insecticidal feature of Chlorantraniliprole is that pests stop feeding immediately after application. It has permeability and is resistant to rain erosion, so its long-lasting effect is longer and it can be used at all stages of crop growth.
Chlorantraniliprole suspension can be used for the control of the rice leaf roller from the egg stage to the larval stage. Spraying Chlorantraniliprole during the peak period of vegetable egg-laying and hatching can control small cabbage moths and night moths on vegetables. Spraying Chlorantraniliprole during the flowering period can control pod moths and bean field moths in green bean/cowpea fields. Spraying Chlorantraniliprole during the peak growth period and egg-laying period of moths can control the golden moth and peach fruit borer on fruit trees. Sprinkling Chlorantraniliprole mixed with soil during the egg-laying period and larva hatching period of lotus root ground maggots can prevent the damage caused by ground maggots in lotus root fields. Spraying Chlorantraniliprole during the trumpet stage of corn can control corn borers, etc. The specific concentration and dosage for use should be referred to the user manual. When used in combination, pay attention to the acidity or alkalinity of the agent to avoid drug damage.
To avoid developing resistance to Chlorantraniliprole, it is recommended to apply it 2 to 3 times on the current crop, with an interval of more than 15 days between each application. When 3.5% Chlorantraniliprole suspension is used for pest control of seasonal vegetables, the interval between each application must be more than one day, and it can be used no more than three times for seasonal crops. Toxic to silkworms. Do not use nearby.
Post time: Jun-11-2025