The drug Kleschevit: instructions for use against spider mites, composition, reviews

An insectoacaricide with enteric contact action against leaf-eating and leaf-sucking pests. Active ingredient: Aversectin C, 2 g/l. . Analogue: Fitoverm. Chemical class: avermectins. Has a slight unpleasant odor. Available in ampoules of 4 ml.

Mechanism of action: aversectin acts on the nervous system of the pest (insects and arthropods), causing paralysis 8-10 hours after spraying, death occurs after 3-6 days. The protective effect on the leaves lasts 5-7 days (the drug is destroyed under the influence of natural factors).

Content

• Purpose and application
• Composition and dosage form
• Mechanism of action of "Kleschevit, CE"
• Regulations for the use of "Kleschevit, CE"
• Compatibility
• Analogs of “Kleschevit, CE” and preparations containing aversectin C
• Restrictions and security
• Application benefits
• Recommendations

"Kleschevit, KE" is an insectoacaricide of contact-intestinal action for the protection of vegetable and fruit crops in open and protected ground. The material includes the purpose, composition, formulation, mechanism of action, regulations for use, restrictions, compatibility, analogues, etc.

What pests is it used against?

Kleshevit Super and Kleshevit Spray have a narrow focus, and only Kleshevit is able to cope with the following pests:

• spider and other types of mites;
• Colorado potato beetle;
• cabbage moth;
• whiteweed;
• flower thrips;
• whiteweed;
• leaf roller;
• aphids;
• weevil;
• codling moth.

Purpose and application

First of all, the drug “Kleschevit, EC” is developed and used for protection against herbivorous mites (spider mites, bud mites, fruit mites, felt mites, etc.), as well as aphids, whiteflies, lepidopteran caterpillars, and sawfly larvae.

Spider mite

The action of the drugs is aimed at protecting:

• vegetable crops in protected soil (cucumber, tomato, eggplant, etc.);
• pome crops (apple, quince, pear, etc.);
• indoor and greenhouse flowers;
• berry bushes (currants, gooseberries);
• conifers and ornamental plants, etc.

Reviews

Inga: unfortunately, the drug does not affect eggs and larvae of younger pests. And the drug will also not reach adult mites hidden in the leaf axils. This is the main drawback of Kleschevit.

Andrey: Kleschevit’s effect is approximately the same as that of Fitoverm, but it seemed to me that it was a little weaker. But Kleschevit is not very toxic and quickly disintegrates without poisoning the soil, air, water and plants.

Gardener: The drug Kleschevit is inexpensive and dissolves easily. I treated the rose for spider mites, but at first I didn’t notice any changes. I took a magnifying glass and carefully examined the bush: I didn’t find any ticks. Then the leaves gradually fell away.

Official website and manufacturer's recommendations: https://dacha.avgust.com/catalog/kleshchevit/

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Mechanism of action of "Kleschevit, CE"

The drug "Kleschevit, EC" is an insectoacaricide. The action of aversectin is intestinal and contact. The active substance penetrates the body of the pest insect through the outer integument when sprayed and/or after eating sprayed leaves, affects neural connections, causing paralysis and then death.

The period of protective action is 1-3 weeks.

Speed ​​of initial impact - pest feeding stops after 6-8 hours in protected ground and after 8-10 hours in open ground.

First aid

The recommendations below are intended only for providing FIRST aid, after which you should immediately consult a doctor and follow his instructions! DO NOT SELF-medicate!

• If the drug gets on your skin, remove it with cotton wool or a piece of cloth, being careful not to rub it. After the procedure, rinse the affected area with water.
• If Kleschevit gets into your eyes, rinse them under running water for 10-15 minutes. All this time, the eyes must be open.
• If Kleschevit gets into the lungs, you must leave the area treated with the drug, breathe deeply in clean air, change clothes and call a doctor.
• If the drug gets into the digestive system, first rinse your mouth with water and drink activated carbon: 1 g of sorbent per 1 kg of body weight. Then try to induce vomiting. Repeat the procedure if necessary. When your stomach is cleared, drink activated charcoal again with plenty of water, but do not induce vomiting, but consult a doctor immediately.

Regulations for the use of "Kleschevit, CE"

The working fluid is prepared directly from the sprayer container. The required amount of the drug (see table) is diluted in water, then with constant stirring the volume of water is brought to the required level. The working solution is used on the day of preparation. The drug is applied to the plant by spraying; for this, any garden sprayer is used, preferably with a fine spray.

Treatments are carried out during the growing season as pests appear; if necessary, preventive treatments are allowed.

Consumption rate of the drug:

• up to 10 l./100 m2;
• up to 1 l. working solution for an adult berry bush;
• up to 5 l./tree depending on the size of the crown.

Varieties of Kleschevit

There are several types of this insecticide, differing in release forms and properties.

. Varieties of this drug can be used in different conditions, and this must be taken into account when carrying out treatments, otherwise the quality of the fruit may deteriorate sharply.

Kleschevit Super Spray

This spray is intended for treating clothing against ixodid ticks; this drug also effectively kills fleas. This product is specially produced in the form of a spray to make it easier to use. Release form: 100 ml bottle. After treatment, Kleschevit Super Spray protects clothes for 2 weeks. The active substance of this drug is alphacypermethrin.

Kleschevit Super

This variety of Kleschevit is a concentrated emulsion, available in 100 ml bottles. The active substance included in Kleschevita Super is cypermethrin (up to 25% of the total volume of the product).

The product Kleschevit Super is used for spraying the area around buildings and gardens, and is used for protection against ixodid ticks. The insecticide begins to destroy insects within 30 minutes after treatment.

When preparing the working fluid, you should follow the instructions for use of the product. This insecticide protects the treated area for 30 days. Usually the solution is prepared as follows: 5 ml of the product is dissolved in 2 liters of water.

The drug Kleschevit

This insecticide is used more often than other varieties, as it has a wide spectrum of action.

This product is used for treating garden and vegetable crops, as it has low toxicity.

Restrictions and security

a) Hazard class for warm-blooded organisms – class 3 (low-hazard). When working with a pesticide, you should follow generally known personal safety standards and use PPE. When working with the drug, you should be guided by the standards OST 6-15-90.4-90 and SanPiN 1.2.2584-10. The deadline for manual work is 1 day.

b) Hazard class for bees – class 3 (low danger). The developer sets a border protection zone for bees of 4-5 km, for aerial processing - 5-6 km, and the flight limit for bees should be 1-2 days. It is recommended to carry out ground treatment of plants in the morning or evening hours at a wind speed of 2-3 m/s, for aerial treatments 0-1 m/s.

c) The use of the insectoacaricide “Kleschevit, KE” in the water protection zone is prohibited.

d) Toxicological characteristics. The waiting period before harvesting is 3 days (the active substance is not fixed in the leaves after 2-3 days, and in the fruits after 3 days). When applied to the soil, the substance does not enter the roots of plants.

Remembering the head of the assay tent

Namely, the unforgettable Kozma Prutkov: “When you see the inscription “Buffalo” on the elephant’s cage, do not believe your eyes.” And what, exactly, is there not to believe? Inscriptions or that an elephant is not a buffalo, and vice versa? A similar situation is created with the Kleschevits.

First, “ Kleschevit as Kleschevit” is nothing more than the long-known Fitoverm for private household plots. This is where the change of trade name seems more or less justified. The fact is that Pharmbiomedservice produces its own, no less popular Fitoverm in a concentration of 0.5% (50 g/l) of the same active ingredient, which is also registered for private household plots (and for agricultural farms too, unlike the August 0.2%). A 2.5-fold difference in the concentration of active substances is a very serious thing, and since the manufacturers have agreed to save consumers from confusion fraught with unpleasant consequences, then this is absolutely correct.

But the Kleschevits Super - to what extent does such a play on words comply with the legislation on consumer protection and trade? The semantic name is the same. The prefix “Super” semantically indicates that this drug is in some way better than “simple”. But between two pesticides with completely different purposes, which one could be “better”? The active substances are different, and the concentration of the stronger and more dangerous is 125 times higher! What will happen if a grandmother, a summer resident, or, even worse, a young mother, a C student in chemistry at school, takes and sprinkles “Super” on her tomatoes according to the regulations for “just”? And “ Spray ” after Super loses its meaning completely, although the drugs differ 100 times in the concentration of active substances. There is no Spray in the store, well, I’ll just take Super. Well, I processed my clothes and went into the forest. And then it turns out that it would be better if the encephalitis tick bit into it - the consequences of unintentionally treating yourself with a dangerous substance in high concentration are no better, if not worse.

Recommendations

• The occurrence of resistance is unlikely, but it is recommended to alternate with insecticides and acaricides from other chemical groups.
• It should be borne in mind that the effect of the drug largely depends on the air temperature. When it decreased from 24 to 17°C, the toxicity for the common spider mite decreased by 7.6 times, and when it increased to 32°C it increased by 4.8 times.
• The drug "Kleschevit, EC" is a complete analogue of "Fitoverm, EC", only with a concentration of the active substance 2.5 times less, so when choosing, it is better to give preference to the latter.

Tank mix compatibility

Kleschevit is compatible with insecticides from the classes of organophosphates (fufanon, actellik) or pyrethroids (talstar), and each drug should be used in a dosage half the recommended one. Mite mite is incompatible with the insecticide Vermitec (same class of avermectins). It is advisable to use mite mite in alternation with drugs of biological origin, such as bitoxibacillin.

Also, mite mite is compatible with any growth regulators (zircon, epin, ribav-extra) and fungicides that do not form an alkaline solution reaction.

special instructions

While working with Kleschevit preparations, it is forbidden to eat, drink or smoke. Immediately after spraying crops, wash your hands with soap and wash. When an insecticidal agent gets on the skin, an allergic reaction occurs, and intoxication of varying degrees of severity occurs in the respiratory tract.

It is forbidden to work with toxic substances for pregnant women, lactating women, people prone to allergies, respiratory diseases, or breathing difficulties.

If, during the process of spraying plants against ticks, dizziness, nausea, weakness, or headache occur, work should be stopped. Rinse your mouth with a soda solution, take activated carbon at the rate of 1 tablet per kilogram of weight. If the condition does not return to normal, you need to seek help from specialists.

Kleschevit super is used to treat areas against ixodid ticks. Destroys adults, nymphs, larvae of different ages. Protection after one spraying lasts 20 days. Disinsection is carried out wearing gloves, a respirator, and a protective suit.