Description
Karate Zeon 050 SC - Insecticidal and miticidal agent in the form of capsule suspension in liquid for dilution with water, with contact and stomach action, intended for the control of chewing and sucking pests in agricultural, fruit, vegetable, herbal and ornamental plants.
Acts on the plant surface.
Active substance content:
lambda-cyhalothrin – 50 g per 1 litre of the product.
SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES
Agricultural plants
- potato.
larvae and beetles of Colorado potato beetle.
Recommended dose: 0.12-0.16 l/ha.
The higher recommended dose should be used for beetle control and in case of vigorous potato foliage.
aphids - vectors of viral diseases.
Recommended dose: 0.15-0.2 l/ha.
- winter oilseed rape. cabbage seed weevil. Recommended dose: 0.15 l/ha.
Spray before egg laying by beetles, according to monitoring.
- winter and spring oilseed rape, mustard.
pollen beetle (treatment against pollen beetle also controls cabbage stem weevil).
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Spray after beetles appear in the crop, according to monitoring.
pod pests (cabbage gall midge, cabbage seed weevil).
Recommended dose: 0.15 l/ha.
Perform treatment at the early petal fall stage.
rape blossom beetle.
Recommended dose: 0.12-0.15 l/ha.
Spray after young larvae appear, when the average larval density is:
1 larva per 1 plant (on winter oilseed rape in autumn).
The higher recommended dose should be used for pest control in spring.
- sugar beet, fodder beet.
beet flea beetle.
Recommended dose: 0.15-0.2 l/ha.
Spray soil 3-4 days after beet sowing.
beet flea beetle.
Recommended dose: 0.15 l/ha.
Spray at the time of first beetle appearance or after first damage is observed.
spindle and beet aphid.
Recommended dose: 0.15-0.2 l/ha.
Use before aphid colonies develop.
The higher recommended dose should be used in case of high pest density.
beet leafhopper.
Recommended dose: 0.25 l/ha.
Perform treatment according to monitoring.
- winter and spring wheat, winter and spring barley, oats, winter and spring triticale, rye.
aphids (vectors of viral diseases in early cereal development stages).
Recommended dose: 0.1 l/ha. Treatment on: winter cereals – in autumn,
spring cereals – in spring after first aphids appear.
aphids.
Recommended dose: 0.1 l/ha.
Treatment after heading, no later than the milk grain stage.
leafhoppers.
Recommended dose: 0.1 l/ha.
Use from the beginning of larval hatching.
- seed grasses (meadow fescue).
fescue leafhopper, fescue gall midge.
Recommended dose: 0.15-0.2 l/ha.
Spray 5 days after fly emergence and repeat after 5-7 days. The higher recommended dose should be used in case of high pest density.
- flax.
thrips, flea beetles.
Recommended dose: 0.15 l/ha.
Spray plants after pest appearance.
- broad bean.
spindle and beet aphid.
Spray before flowering, after winged forms have flown in.
leafrollers.
Spray during early plant development, after beetles or first damage is observed.
broad bean weevil.
Spray during fading of the first flower tier and repeat after 10-15 days.
Recommended dose: 0.1-0.15 l/ha.
The higher recommended dose should be used in case of high pest density.
- edible and fodder pea.
pea aphid.
Spray after numerous aphid colonies appear.
leafrollers.
Spray during early plant development after beetles or first damage is observed.
pea weevil.
Spray at the early pod formation stage. Recommended dose: 0.1-0.15 l/ha.
The higher recommended dose should be used in case of high pest density.
- maize. cereal leaf beetle. Recommended dose: 0.1 l/ha.
Spray when the third leaf develops, i.e. when the length of the third leaf equals the length of the second leaf.
aphids.
Recommended dose: 0.1 l/ha.
Spray during mass flight of winged aphids on plants.
European corn borer.
Recommended dose: 0.2 l/ha.
Perform treatment during maize tasselling after pest occurrence.
Recommended water volume: 150-400 l/ha. Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.
Hop.
plum-hop aphid.
Recommended concentration: 0.015% (15 ml of product in 100 litres of water).
Recommended spray volume: 1500-3000 l/ha, depending on plant height and density in the plantation.
Perform treatment before hop flowering when the average number of wingless aphids per leaf is 50-100, and after flowering 5-10.
Agricultural plants.
leafminers.
Recommended dose: 0.15-0.2 l/ha. Use according to monitoring.
Fruit plants
- fruit trees.
early moth, leafrollers and other leaf-eating caterpillars, mining pests, honeydew producers, aphids, black cherry fruit fly, pear tentiform leafminer.
Recommended dose: 0.15-0.2 l/ha.
- apple tree, pear tree, plum tree.
codling moth, plum fruit moth.
Recommended dose: 0.3 l/ha.
- apple tree, pear tree. apple blossom weevil. Recommended dose: 0.2 l/ha.
- berry plants.
aphids, currant blossom midge, gooseberry sawfly, gooseberry leaf spot, raspberry blossom weevil, raspberry cane midge.
Recommended dose: 0.3 l/ha.
- black currant.
leaf miners.
Recommended dose: 0.2 l/ha.
gall midges.
Recommended dose: 0.15 l/ha.
Fruit trees recommended water volume: 500-750 l/ha. Berry plants recommended water volume: 500-900 l/ha.
In commercial orchards and berry plantations, limit use to one treatment per growing season. Further necessary treatments should be performed using products from other chemical groups.
Vegetable plants (in the field).
- cabbage family, horseradish.
cabbage white butterfly and cabbage moth caterpillars, cabbage leaf miner, diamondback moth.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Spray during mass hatching of caterpillars.
cabbage aphid.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Spray after first aphid colonies appear.
stem weevils, flea beetles, cabbage root fly (on cabbage seedlings).
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Spray plants when pest appears.
cabbage root fly.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Perform treatment at the beginning of horse chestnut flowering.
- tomato.
larvae and beetles of Colorado potato beetle.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
- radish.
flea beetles.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Spray emerging plants after pest or damage is observed.
- pea.
pea weevil.
Spray at early pod formation.
pea aphid.
Spray after first aphid colonies appear.
thrips.
Spray after pest appears. Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
- broad bean.
leafrollers.
Spray during early plant development after beetles or first damage is observed.
spindle and beet aphid.
Spray before flowering, at the beginning of pest flight.
broad bean weevil.
Perform treatment during fading of the first flower tier and repeat after 10-15 days.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
- bean.
leafminers.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Perform treatment early in the morning when insects are less active.
- onion, leek.
thrips.
Perform treatment after first pests appear.
onion fly.
Perform treatment during fly flight, i.e. at the beginning of lilac flowering.
onion weevil.
Perform treatment at 2-3 leaf stage, after beetles appear.
onion leaf miner.
Perform treatments twice during larval hatching, 14 days apart. Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
Recommended water volume: 200-600 l/ha. Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.
Vegetable plants (seed plantations).
leafminers, thrips, aphids.
Recommended dose: 0.12 l/ha.
- onion, leek, carrot, parsley, garden dill.
Spray during 25-50% flowering of inflorescences, after pest appears.
- bean.
Spray during bug flight, from flower bud formation.
- field cucumber.
Spray after necrotic spots appear on youngest leaves and flower buds. Treatment against leafminers should be done early in the morning when insects are less active.
Recommended water volume: 200-600 l/ha. Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.
Vegetable plants (under cover).
- tomato, sweet pepper, cucumber, aubergine.
cucumber aphid, peach aphid and other aphids, western flower thrips and other thrips and other harmful insects.
Recommended concentration: 0.025% (25 ml of product in 100 litres of water).
spider mites.
Recommended concentration: 0.04% (40 ml of product in 100 litres of water).
Recommended spray volume: 300-2000 l/ha, depending on plant height and density













