Insecticide Calypso: a reliable and effective assistant for the gardener and gardener

Tell us, what pests is the Calypso insecticide effective against? I always use it to treat Colorado potato beetle potatoes. And this year a moth appeared on the apple trees. Can I spray them with Calypso, and what are the rates for cooking consumption?

In the fight against garden and garden pests, chemistry is most often the most effective remedy. Insecticide Calypso is one of the most effective drugs with a long-lasting effect. In addition, it can be applied at any stage of the growing season. Ruthless to pests, Calypso is at the same time absolutely harmless to pollinating insects and birds.

Characteristics of the drug

The active ingredient of the insecticide is thiacloprid. Calypso is available in the form of a white liquid suspension, packaged in vials, ampoules or plastic bottles. This allows it to be used both in private gardens and vegetable gardens, and on large grounds.

The action of the drug is almost instantaneous and the pests die within a couple of hours after treatment. It is a systemic-intestinal insecticide that attacks insects from three sides. It paralyzes pests after direct contact with their tissues, and also penetrates and spreads through the plant itself. As a result of eating the treated crop, insects die.

If the dosage is observed, Calypso is not dangerous to bees, but it cannot be used in areas near water bodies. The action of the drug lasts for a month, and crops can be processed with it from spring to autumn. However, the last treatment before harvest must be carried out no later than a month.

What pests is insecticide used against

Calypso will help get rid of such unwanted insects on garden, vegetable and even flower crops:

• alenka shaggy;
• aphid;
• scoops;
• cherry and onion flies;
• moth;
• thrips;
• weevils;
• leaf rollers;
• sawfly;
• Colorado beetle;
• mole;
• color beetle;
• fleas;
• white woman.

Calypso insecticide: application rates depending on the culture

Treatment with the drug is carried out by spraying plants that have been attacked by pests. First, prepare a concentrated solution, and then bring it to the desired concentration by adding water:

• tomatoes and potatoes - 1 ml (for 5 liters of water);
• garlic, onions and cabbage - from 1 to 2 ml for the same amount of water;
• strawberries, grapes and fruit trees - 2 ml per 10 liters of water.

Spraying should be carried out in dry warm weather.

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