Toxic (Profenofos 40% + Cypermethrin 4%) is a potent crop protector designed to provide effective control against a wide range of pests. With its powerful combination of Profenofos, a systemic organophosphate, and Cypermethrin, a fast-acting pyrethroid, Toxic delivers quick knockdown and long-lasting protection. This dual-action formulation ensures that your crops remain healthy and free from damaging pests, maximizing yield and quality.

Benefits :-

1. Dual Action Protection:
2. Combines systemic activity (Profenofos) for internal protection and fast-acting contact action (Cypermethrin) for rapid knockdown of pests.
3. Broad-Spectrum Pest Control:
4. Controls a wide variety of pests, including aphids, caterpillars, thrips, whiteflies, and rootworms, across various crops.
5. Long-Lasting Effectiveness:
6. Provides extended protection, reducing the frequency of application and preventing pest re-infestation.

Application Protocol :-

1. Dosage Guidelines:
2. Use Toxic at the rate of 1.5–2.5 mL per liter of water, depending on the pest pressure and crop type.
3. Application Timing:
4. Apply at the early signs of pest infestation or as a preventive measure during key crop growth stages.
5. Mode of Application:
6. Foliar Spray: Apply evenly to plant surfaces, ensuring thorough coverage of leaves, stems, and fruits for maximum effectiveness.
7. Reapplication Frequency:
8. Reapply every 10–15 days or as needed, based on pest population and environmental conditions.
9. Safety Precautions:
10. Always wear gloves, goggles, and a mask when handling and applying.
11. Avoid spraying during windy conditions or rain to ensure optimal absorption and control.

Target Crops and Pests:

1. Vegetables: Protects tomatoes, cucumbers, and brinjals from aphids, whiteflies, and caterpillars.
2. Fruits: Effective against fruit borers, thrips, and leaf hoppers in citrus, mangoes, and pomegranates.
3. Cereals: Controls stem borers, armyworms, and aphids in rice, maize, and wheat.
4. Pulses and Oilseeds: Safeguards pulses like soybean, chickpeas, and groundnuts from pod borers, leaf miners, and thrips.