If you find several types of pests on your flowers, vegetables or fruit crops, you will need a drug to get rid of them wide range actions. One of the most effective means This category of insecticide is Mospilan, developed by the Japanese manufacturer Nippon Soda Co., Ltd. It will be especially interesting to those gardeners who keep bees. We will tell you more about this drug.

Appointment of Mospilan

Mospilan is one of the newest systemic insecticides of contact-intestinal action, designed to combat coleopteran, lepidopteran, hemiptera, even-winged pests and thrips. The drug is widely used to protect crops in open and protected ground, gardens and indoor plants.

Effect of the drug Mospilan

Analogues of Mospilan are the drugs Alpha-Acetamiprid, Coragen, Mavrik and Micro.

This insecticide is used to destroy Colorado potato beetles, apple sawflies and codling moths, aphids, leafminers and apple moths, bread ground beetles, netted leaf rollers, scale insects, different types locusts, weevils, beet flea beetles, honey beetles, sandworms, thrips, mealybugs, bedbugs and leech larvae.

The advantages of Mospilan are:

• the ability to destroy pests even in untreated areas of the plant;
• a new mechanism of action that does not cause resistance;
• high biological activity even with high temperature air;
• lack of phytotoxicity;
• low level of danger for people, bees and animals;
• compatibility with most pesticides;
• preservation of properties during temperature fluctuations.

Instructions for use of Mospilan

• 2.5 g of Mospilan is diluted in 1 liter of water, after which 200 ml of the resulting solution is poured into 10 liters and mixed thoroughly - this solution is enough to treat 200-250 m² of plantings. The total solution prepared from one packet of Mospilan (2.5 g) is enough to treat an area of ​​1000 m².
• To destroy the Colorado potato beetle, a solution is prepared at the rate of 5-8 g of Mospilan per 10 liters of water. Five liters of working solution should be enough to treat 100 m².
• To spray apple trees, 2.5 g of Mospilan is diluted in 1 liter of water, after which, with constant stirring, the volume is gradually increased to 10-12 liters with water.
• To destroy Mospilan scale insects, you need to use 2 times more.

Culture	Pest	Drug consumption	Time of processing	Number of treatments / waiting period
Apple tree	codling moth	1.5-2 g per 100 m²	Spraying during the growing season to revive caterpillars of the 1st and 2nd generations	2 / 45
Apple tree	Aphids, apple and leafminer moths, rose and netted leafrollers, apple sawfly	1.5-2 g per 100 m²		2 / 45
Apple tree	California scale insect	4-5 g per 100 m²	Spraying trees at the beginning of bud break (along the scutellum) and in the summer - during the revival of traveling larvae	2 / 45
Winter and spring rape	Rapeseed flower beetle, cruciferous flea beetles, aphids, rapeseed weevil, rapeseed sawfly, rapeseed bug, secretive proboscis, cabbage pod gnat	1-1.2 g per 100 m²	Spraying during the growing season (before flowering, at the beginning of flowering, during flowering and at the end of flowering)	2 / 30
Wheat	Larvae of pest bugs, aphids, thrips, leeches	1-1.2 g per 100 m²	Spraying crops during the growing season, but no later than the stage of “milk ripeness of grain”	2 / 30
Sugar beet	Beet weevils, beet flea beetles, honey beetles, sand beetle, beet leaf aphid	0.5-0.75 g per 100 m²	Spraying during the growing season	1 / 40
Sunflower, alfalfa, sugar beet	Locusts	0.5-0.75 g per 100 m²	Spraying during the growing season	1 / 40
Tomatoes and cucumbers in protected ground	Greenhouse whitefly, greenhouse aphid, peach aphid, melon aphid, thrips	2-3 g per 100 m²	Spraying during the growing season	2 / 3
Potato	Colorado beetle	0.5-1 g per 100 m²	Spraying during the growing season	1 / 35

Compatibility

Mospilan can be combined with almost all pesticides and insecticides. The only exceptions are those drugs that, when combined, give a highly alkaline reaction. Such substances include, for example, Bordeaux mixture and sulfur-containing preparations. However, before mixing even approved drugs with Mospilan, make sure they are compatible by combining them in a small dosage. If flakes or sediment appear as a result of the reaction, the drugs should not be combined.

Toxicity

Mospilan belongs to hazard class 3, which means that it is moderately toxic to humans, warm-blooded animals, fish, bees, bumblebees and earthworms. Since it is, although slightly, still toxic to pollinators, it is advisable to treat plants with the drug early in the morning or after sunset, when bees are not flying.

Precautionary measures

• When searching plants with Mospilan, it is necessary to wear a gown, a respirator, safety glasses and rubber gloves.
• When finished, wash your face and hands with soap and rinse your mouth with water or a weak soda solution.
• Empty Mospilan packaging is prohibited from being thrown into water bodies or used for any purpose.
• It must be burned, being careful not to inhale smoke.

First aid

• If the drug gets into your eyes, they should be rinsed while open with plenty of running water.
• If the drug gets into digestive system should be accepted Activated carbon at the rate of 1 tablet per 10 kg of body weight and wash down the tablets with two to three glasses of water, after which it is necessary to induce vomiting.
• If the drug gets on the skin, blot it with a cloth or cotton wool, being careful not to rub it, and wash the area with soapy water.
• Providing first aid does not relieve you from the need to see a doctor! There is no antidote for Mospilan, so treatment of poisoning with the drug is symptomatic.

Storage of Mospilan

Mospilan must be stored in a dry place, inaccessible to children and animals, at a temperature of -15 to +30 degrees. Do not keep it near food or medicines. The working solution cannot be stored; it must be used on the same day it was prepared.

Material prepared by: Yuri Zelikovich, teacher of the Department of Geoecology and Environmental Management

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The insecticidal plant protection drug Mospilan has clearly passed its peak of popularity among summer residents and small private plant growers, and during this period hopes for this drug were definitely excessive. But the potential of Mospilan as a plant protection product (PPP) against pests has not yet been exhausted. The active ingredient of the drug stops the development of eggs of harmful organisms, and very few plant protection products have an effect on their non-feeding phases. Therefore, it would not be superfluous to understand in what cases and how Mospilan individual farm still applicable and useful.

Composition and release form

Mospilan insecticide is developed and produced by Nippon Soda Co. The active substance - α-acetamiprid - is a white or yellowish powder (see figure) with a solubility in water of 4.2 g/l. This makes it possible to produce the drug for agrochemical purposes in the form of a water-soluble powder (WRP, RP) or a water-soluble concentrate WRK, because acetamiprid is much more soluble in organic solvents, e.g. in ethyl alcohol. Sales forms from other manufacturers in the form of wettable powder SP, suspensions, emulsions (KS, SK, EC) necessarily contain additives; may not be listed in the drug description.

Note: original drug goes on sale in 20% concentration (200 g/kg), but for analogues it may be different, see below.

Action

Acetamiprid belongs to the class of neonicotinoids and is a contact-intestinal nerve poison. Its effect on pests is similar to that of other substances of this class (see below): the drug blocks nicotine-dependent acetylcholine receptors on the synaptic membranes of nerve cells. The affected object stops feeding, and within an hour convulsions and death await it. But, unlike other neonicotinoids, acetamiprid is able to some extent to penetrate the membranes of fertilized eggs and kill the developing embryo, i.e. the drug Mospilan also has ovicidal activity, although limited, see below.

Mospilan problems

The disappointment of small owners in Mospilan is largely caused by the fact that the drug was not effective enough against aphids in the open ground, see for example. video

Video: an example of the ineffectiveness of Mospilan against aphids

In the comments to this video it is indicated one of possible reasons: not the original drug. Quite likely, because “analogues” from the active ingredient purchased in bulk often contain acetamiprid in a concentration 5-10 times lower than the original one. It’s good if it is indicated on the packaging or in the description, see fig. lower, but it often happens that it is not.

Secondly, neonicotinoids are incompatible with plant protection products that have an alkaline reaction (Bordeaux mixture, preparations with copper, lime, soda); Summer residents and private owners know this. But not everyone knows that Mospilan absolutely incompatible with sulfur. If before using it the sprayer was filled with a sulfur-containing preparation, then washing the device is not enough. It needs to be disinfected from traces of sulfur, and in relation to this substance this is oh so difficult. And if there are insignificant traces of sulfur left in the sprayer, then the branded Mospilan sprayed from it will be almost ineffective.

Thirdly, it is very difficult to remove aphids in the open ground without first getting rid of the ants grazing them. Without them, the aphid population will not grow to the point of causing significant harm - natural enemies will not. At the same time, acetamiprid is extremely toxic to predatory insects that eat aphids, see also below. And the ovicidal activity of Mospilan on aphid eggs is low; It best destroys clutches of leafmining moths. As a result, the ants manage to save part of their herd for brood, the beneficial predators, having eaten the poisoned aphids, die, and the effect of Mospilan against aphids is the opposite.

Note: the same thing will happen in a greenhouse if aphids have been brought into it and ants are grazing it.

Mospilan and bees

Statements about the supposed safety of Mospilan for bees, excuse me, are either extreme ignorance or a shameless lie. A total of 4 neonicotinoids are currently known:

• Acetamiprid (preparations certified for individual farms Grinda, Mospilan, Stozhar).
• (the same, Borey, Tanrek, Tabu).
• Thiacloprid (Biskaya, Calypso).
• Thiamethoxam (Aktara).

All of them have a hazard class for insects (any) and aquatic organisms of at least 4th, and Mospilan for bees can safely be assigned 5th (deadly). It is precisely because of the initially too rosy attitude towards neonicotinoids that some Western countries are now importing bees and beneficial insects - all of theirs have become extinct. In France, where uncultivated lands and wild insect reserves no longer exist in nature, all neonicotinoids were banned back in 1999. In 2017, under pressure from “brothers” in the EU, the French Ministry of Agriculture approved the drug Calypso with thiacloprid, but local guidelines agricultural technology refrains from making recommendations for its use.

In Russia there are more natural spaces uncontaminated by toxic chemicals, and land use is much less chaotic. It is at least possible in principle to ensure a protective zone of an apiary of more than 3 km and a more or less systematic use of pesticides in dacha areas and small settlements. Replenishment of useful insect fauna in cultivated areas from natural reserves is quite possible. Therefore, in addition to the above 11 drugs for small areas at the beginning of 2018, 8 or 9 more neonicotinoid drugs are approved for large agricultural machinery in the Russian Federation. But for private owners in the open ground, it is better to focus only on Iskra Zolotaya and Confidor from the Colorado potato beetle, because there is no complete replacement for them. But you need to be careful with Mospilan, see at the end. In any case, it is unacceptable to use Mospilan during the flowering period of any nectar-bearing plants minus two days before and plus the same amount after.

Mospilan from Colorado

Mospilan is relatively cheap (about $70 for a package of 0.5 cubic dm of the original powder), is stored for a long time in suitable conditions (see below) and can be taken from an opened package in parts. Therefore, amateurs are trying to combine it from the Colorado potato beetle with others, also relatively inexpensive means, see eg. video:

Video: Mospilan + Regent against the Colorado potato beetle

However, of course, in this case there is no guarantee that the recipe will work on a whim in other local conditions. As well as objective qualified studies confirming the effectiveness of the technique and the absence of after-effects from it. And the earth is not “my hut on the edge”; land use regulations apply to everyone. Something bad happened in the surrounding area as a result of amateur experiments - the experimenter is to blame.

Precautionary measures

For warm-blooded humans, Mospilan is a substance of hazard class 3. But, firstly, one should take into account the better permeability of the skin to acetamiprid than other neonicotinoids. Secondly, for the specifics of using the drug in private households, see at the end.

As a result, waterproof work overalls are required when working with Mospilan. Lightweight respiratory and eye protection is acceptable (latex gloves, petal respirator, canned glasses, see figure).

After work, PPE is disinfected with a solution of 50 g of soda ash per bucket of water; textile/knitted clothing is washed with laundry soap or soap powder. Allowable operating time 4 hours; at the end of it you need to take a shower. Security space around the work area:

• apiary – from 3 km (limit the flight of bees from 48 hours);
• reservoirs – 1.5 km;
• children's institutions and playgrounds, places of collective recreation - 150 m;
• for children, pregnant women, nursing mothers, allergy sufferers, people sick or recovering from cancer – 50 m;
• residential buildings, poultry houses, livestock yards - 15 m;
• outbuildings not intended for keeping pets – 5 m.

If the operator shows signs of illness, stop working and consult a doctor. Symptoms of poisoning: shortness of breath, salivation (increased salivation), tremors (trembling limbs, facial tics), impaired coordination of movements, convulsions. If the drug gets on the skin, remove it without rubbing it with a swab moistened with a solution baking soda, and wash in the shower with soap. In case of contact with eyes, rinse them open under running water. If ingested, immediately consult a toxicologist: there is no antidote, treatment is symptomatic.

Storage

Original Mospilan can be stored for 36 months in unopened packaging. in a dark place (all neonicotinoids are subject to photolysis). In reality, the powder can be taken in parts over 2 seasons from a tightly sealed, vapor-tight container if the drug is stored in a dry room (neonicotinoids are also subject to hydrolysis). The remaining storage conditions are usual for pesticides: locked away from children and animals in a separate non-residential area in which food products are not stored. The permissible storage temperature range for Mospilan is +(5-30) degrees Celsius.

Note: how to divide a package or large sample of powder into small doses without precise scales, see the video below:

Video: how to measure the required amount of the drug

Compatibility

To prepare tank mixtures of Mospilan with neutral or slightly acidic agrochemicals that do not contain sulfur (see above), you must first do a compatibility test. In a shaded room, 50-100 ml of working solutions are prepared, poured into a clean glass container and left for an hour in the dark or semi-darkness. If signs of a chemical reaction are detected (change in temperature and/or color of the mixture, cloudiness, formation of flakes and/or sediment, bubbles, foam) – the drugs are incompatible. But this is not a guarantee of compatibility: using homemade methods, the incompatibility of pesticides is accurately determined only by the lack of a protective effect.

Application procedure

The temperature range for the effectiveness of Mospilan corresponds to that for storage. That is, this pesticide is not a spring pesticide and is not very effective in the summer heat. The working solution of the drug is prepared in a plastic bucket in the shade or in a shaded room. Water temperature is 20-25 degrees. The container is filled one-third to one-quarter full with water, while continuously stirring with a chemically neutral stirrer (glass, plastic), the powder is gradually introduced, stirred for another 3-5 minutes, and water is also added to the norm while stirring. The prepared solution is immediately poured into the sprayer tank. It must be developed within 24 hours. Keeping in mind the decomposition of the drug in the light, treatment should be carried out in the evening. Time before rain – from 4 hours.

Instructions for treating plants with the Mospilan insecticide are given in table. On potatoes, the drug is more effective against such a little-known pest as the potato ladybug. On the apple tree - from mining moths. Doesn't take sawfly eggs at all, because... they hide them deep in the wood. See above about the effectiveness of Mospilan against aphids.

Let's think about the future

Mospilan, like imidacloprid (the basis of Iskra Zolotoy and Kofidor), at the first time of its use seemed environmentally safe in the long term, because does not contain sulfur, phosphorus, or metals that give long-term negative after-effects. But its deadly effect on insects has already led to a quiet but severe environmental disaster in some Western countries. There is a lot of space and wildlife in Russia, but not an infinite amount. It is immeasurably more difficult to control the environmental impact of many small farms than large areas. That's why For private farmers, it is highly desirable to limit the use of the Mospilan insecticide to greenhouse farming. Mospilan can be “released” into the garden for a season or two to get rid of leaf miners. And in the field - if there are potato bugs in large numbers. Which, of course, is better not to do.

Final note: When working with Mospilan in a greenhouse, the use of PPE that completely excludes contact of the drug with the worker’s body is mandatory!

Mospilan is an insecticidal drug that is used to combat harmful insects. The product is very effective for protecting garden crops: apple trees, pears, as well as wheat, tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, cabbage and sunflowers.

Action

The drug is characterized by a very rapid effect on pests. Within an hour after application, insect activity noticeably decreases. The poison acts in a contact-intestinal manner, causing paralysis and damaging nervous system pests. Within 24 hours the insects die.
The protective effect of Mospilan lasts about three weeks. It is important to emphasize that the drug is absolutely non-toxic to garden plants and soil.

Instructions for use

Compatibility

Mospilan is one of the insecticides that is compatible with other plant protection products. We recommend checking the compatibility of the substance with other drugs that have an alkaline reaction.

Security measures

Mospilan is a substance of the third class of danger, moderately dangerous to humans. When working with insecticide, you must use personal protective equipment: a respirator, overalls and gloves. Wearing safety glasses is also recommended.
While working with the insecticide, it is forbidden to eat or drink, as the substance can enter the body. After finishing work, you need to wash your hands thoroughly.

First aid

If there are any signs of poisoning, first aid should be provided to the victim. If Mospilan somehow gets into your eyes, you should rinse them with plenty of running water.
When swallowing the substance, be sure to induce a gag reflex. Before this, you should drink activated carbon (approximate calculation - 1 tablet for every 10 kilograms of body weight), and wash down the medicine with plenty of water.
If the drug comes into contact with the skin, simply wipe it off with cotton wool and then wash the affected area with soap and water.

Storing the product

Mospilan should be stored in a specially designated place. The temperature should be between -15 and +30 degrees Celsius.
Note that the prepared solution cannot be stored, since during storage it loses all its properties. Keep Mospilan away from animals and children, and away from food and drinking water.

Active ingredient: 200 g/kg.
Description of insecticide: The active ingredient of the drug is acetamiprid (class of acetamides). The effect of the drug on pests unique and different from currently used pesticides: acetomiprid interacts with the nicotine acetylcholine receptor of the postsynaptic membrane as a competitor to acetylcholine. But unlike acetylcholine, the active substance of the drug Mospilan - acitomiprid is not destroyed, which causes a transmission disorder nerve impulse through the synapse and the insect dies from severe nervous overexcitation.

• has a systemic and contact effect and is able to spread throughout the plant. Therefore, the effect of the drug against the pest also manifests itself on untreated areas of plants.
• the result is visible after 1 hour, and the period of protective action of the drug is up to 21 days
• thanks to the new mechanism of action, harmful objects do not show resistance to it
• maintains high biological effectiveness at normal and elevated temperatures
• does not have phytotoxicity
• low toxicity for warm-blooded animals, hazard class – 3
• low toxicity towards pollinators - bees and bumblebees, safety factor > 3
• compatible with most pesticides used, with the exception of highly alkaline ones
• does not cake during storage, does not change its properties when temperature fluctuates
• the cost of processing one hundred square meters of potatoes with Mospilan is less than the cost of 1 kg of potatoes

It should, however, be taken into account that MOSPILAN has a high insecticidal effect against certain types of entomophages. For example, after treating plants with it, encarsia imagoes die, although the pupae in mummies remain viable. It is not recommended to use a biological control method in combination with treatment with MOSPILAN.

Directions for use:

Norm applications drug (l/ha, kg/ha, l/t, kg/t)	Culture, processed object	Harmful object	Method, processing time, application features	Waiting period (number of treatments)	Deadlines for manual (mechanized) work
		Bug harmful turtle
		Bread ground beetle	Spraying seedlings
	Wheat, barley	Bread ground beetle, grain flies, striped bread flea beetle	Seed treatment. Working fluid consumption - up to 10 l/t
	Protected soil tomatoes and cucumbers	Greenhouse whitefly	Spraying during the growing season
	Potato	Colorado beetle
		Potato ladybug
	Pastures, areas infested with locusts, wild vegetation	Locusts	Spraying during the development of larvae
0.5-0.8 g/10 l of water (L)	Potato	Colorado beetle	Spraying during the growing season. Working fluid consumption - 5 l/100 m 2
2-2.4 g/10 l of water (L)		Potato ladybug

Mechanism of action: Acetamiprid that enters the insect binds to the acetylcholine receptor on the postsynaptic membrane. Acetamiprid causes nervous excitement, similar to the excitation caused by acetylcholine. Acetamiprid is not affected by acetylcholinesterase, which under normal conditions breaks down acetylcholine and continues to cause nervous excitation. As a result, the insect experiences convulsions and paralysis, leading to death.

Advantages: It has a systemic and contact effect and is able to spread throughout the plant. Therefore, the effect of the drug against the pest also manifests itself on untreated areas of plants. Thanks to the new mechanism of action, harmful objects do not show resistance to it. Maintains high biological effectiveness at normal and elevated temperatures. The period of protective action of the drug is 14-21 days.

Every agronomist knows that planting and germinating vegetables, fruits, and indeed any crops on the plot is not a reason to breathe a sigh of relief. It is important to preserve the future harvest and prevent pests and diseases from spoiling it.

There are many methods of protecting plants from pests, including creating unfavorable conditions for their appearance, increasing the protective properties of plants, applying fertilizers, even premature harvesting so that pests do not have time to profit from them.

In this article we will talk about chemical protection of plants from diseases and pests, namely, a systemic insecticide called “Mospilan”. This drug was invented and patented in 1989 by the Japanese chemical company Nippon Soda.

The active ingredient of the Mospilan insecticide, according to the instructions, is acetamiprid 200 g/kg, which belongs to the group of neonicotinoids. This is a highly effective systemic substance. It affects insects in various stages of growth - larvae, eggs and adults.

Did you know? The use of Mospilan in granules makes it possible to protect the plant without spraying. It is enough to evenly distribute the granules over the soil surface.

Mechanism of action

The mechanism of action of Mospilan is very simple: after spraying, it is quickly absorbed by parts of the plant and spreads throughout its entire body. As a result, insects that have eaten the plant treated with Mospilan die. Acetamiprid destroys the central nervous system of insect pests. Besides, the protective barrier after treatment with the drug lasts up to 21 days. Read on to find out what plants Mospilan is suitable for and how to grow it.

Important! Beware of Mospilan fakes. There are no 100g or 1000g packs.

Instructions for use

The drug "Mospilan" (2.5 g), according to the instructions for use, should be diluted in 1 liter of water, then add another 10 liters of water. A solution of this concentration is used to treat indoor plants.

One packet of Mospilan is enough to treat an area of ​​up to 1 hectare. Next, we will consider dosages for different crops.

Cereals

When treating grain crops against thrips, pest bugs, and aphids, the application rate is 0.10–0.12 kg/ha. Recommended number of treatments - 1.

Tomatoes and cucumbers

When treating tomatoes and cucumbers, including greenhouses, against whiteflies, melon and other types of aphids, thrips, the application rate is 0.2–0.4 kg/ha. Recommended number of treatments - 1.

Potato

To protect against the Colorado potato beetle, as indicated in the instructions for use, Mospilan should be diluted in a proportion of 0.05–0.125 kg/ha. Recommended number of treatments - 1.

The most popular drugs for combating the Colorado potato beetle are: “Aktara”, “Inta-vir”, “Iskra Zolotaya”, “Calypso”, “Karbofos”, “Commander”, “Prestige”.

Beet

To destroy beet pests (weevil, beet flea beetle, beet leaf aphid), you need to use 0.05–0.075 kg/ha. Recommended number of treatments - 1.

Sunflower

The Mospilan norm for protecting sunflowers from locusts is 0.05–0.075 kg/ha. Recommended number of treatments - 1.

Apple tree

To protect the apple tree from invasions of the fruit stalk, aphids, moths, and apple budworm, the following dosage should be used: 0.15–0.20 kg/ha. To protect against all types of scale insects, the dose of Mospilan must be increased - 0.40–0.50 kg/ha. The recommended number of treatments is 2.

Treatment of fruit trees with Mospilan is carried out according to the instructions for use for the garden - 0.2–0.4 kg/ha.
Did you know? Before planting potatoes, you can additionally treat the tubers with Mospilan, this will enhance protection against pests living in the ground.

Compatibility with other drugs

Insecticide "Mospilan" goes well with other preparations for treating plants against pests. The exception is drugs that give a strong alkaline reaction when mixed, for example, Bordeaux mixture, and preparations containing sulfur. Before use, carefully read the composition and recommendations for use.

Security measures

Despite the fact that this insecticide belongs to the 3rd hazard class (moderate dangerous substance), you need to be careful when using it.

First of all, this concerns safety precautions when spraying - Be sure to wear protective equipment (gloves, respirator, protective clothing).
Smoking while spraying plants is prohibited. The recommended time to use the insecticide is early morning or evening. It is also advisable to take into account the weather on the day of treatment with Mospilan - it is advisable that precipitation occurs no earlier than 2 hours after spraying.
After finishing the work, hands, face and other open areas of the body should be wash thoroughly with soap.
Mospilan packaging must be burned. It is prohibited to throw it into water bodies.

Important! If the drug gets into your eyes, rinsetheir plenty of water. If the substance gets inside, you should drink activated charcoal and wash it down with several glasses of water. If unpleasant symptoms occur, you should immediately consult a doctor.

Benefits of use

So, let’s summarize and find out what exactly distinguishes Mospilan from other pesticides and insecticides:

1. Versatility of use. This drug copes equally well with pests of melons, grains and vegetables, fruit trees, flowers and ornamental plants.
2. Low toxicity towards pollinating insects (bees, bumblebees).
3. Does not have phytotoxicity.
4. Does not cause resistance to pests and maintains long-term biological effectiveness (up to 21 days).

Storage conditions

"Mospilan" should be stored in a dry place inaccessible to children and animals. It is prohibited to store its next to food products. The diluted solution cannot be stored.

Temperature environment should be from –15 to +30 °C. If the correct storage conditions are observed, the effectiveness of the drug does not decrease.

You can write or talk a lot about the advantages of Mospilan. But the best proof of the effectiveness of its work will be the safety of your harvest.