Target Pests

1. Mosquito larvae
2. Black fly larvae
3. Fungus gnat larvae

How BTI Works

1. Ingestion: Mosquito larvae consume Bti spores present in their aquatic habitats, such as ponds, puddles, or stagnant water.
2. Activation: In the larvae’s alkaline gut, Bti spores activate and release Cry toxins.
3. Toxin Binding: Cry toxins bind to specific receptors on gut cells, triggering pore formation in cell membranes.
4. Gut Paralysis: Disrupted gut cells cause paralysis, preventing larvae from feeding.
5. Death: Larvae die from starvation and digestive failure within days.

1 X 10⁷ CFU/ML

1. Targeted Action: Specifically targets mosquito and fly larvae, disrupting their lifecycle and preventing them from reaching adulthood.
2. Eco-Friendly: Safe for beneficial insects, humans, mammals, birds, fish, and other aquatic life.
3. Disease Control: Reduces mosquito populations, lowering the risk of mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue, Zika, and West Nile virus.
4. Selective Impact: Minimizes harm to non-target species, supporting ecological balance.
5. Integrated Use: Effective as part of a comprehensive mosquito management strategy, alongside habitat modification and personal protective measures.

Recommended Application Guidelines:

1. Application: Apply Bti directly to standing water where mosquito larvae are present.
2. Timing: Treat water when larvae are in early developmental stages for maximum effectiveness.
3. Water pH: Effective across a range of water pH levels; avoid mixing with highly alkaline water.

Recommended Use Sites:

1. Stagnant water bodies
2. Ponds and marshes
3. Other mosquito breeding grounds

Recommended Application Methods:

1. Foliar sprays
2. Pre-planting seed treatments
3. Soil incorporation during planting
4. Post-pruning treatments
5. Irrigation or root drench applications

Dosage:
Talc-based granule: 50–100 liters kg / acre
Packaging:
50 kg HDPE Bags