
Description
HOW KARATE SPRAY WORKS:
Karate Spray is a microemulsion intended for use in amateur cultivation of ornamental plants, cucumber, sweet pepper, and brassica vegetables, both in home gardens and allotments. The product acts on the plant surface and contains 0.015 g/L lambda-cyhalothrin. It effectively controls aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, rose leafhoppers, leafminers, diamondback moths, thrips, as well as larvae and caterpillars of butterflies, larvae of hymenopterans, and larvae and adult beetles that mine and eat leaves. Karate Spray eliminates chewing and sucking pests, providing effective plant protection.
ADVANTAGES OF USING KARATE SPRAY:
Ease of use – Ready-to-use product in a convenient spray bottle
Complete protection – Acts on all insect developmental stages
Fast and effective action – Immediately eliminates chewing and sucking pests
HOW TO USE KARATE SPRAY?
Dose: Treatment should be performed after the first signs of feeding or after pests appear.
Frequency: Depending on the crop, 1-2 treatments are recommended at intervals of 10-14 days.
Recommended application timing: April - September
Method of use: Plants should be sprayed until visibly wet, but the spray liquid should not run off the leaves. It is best to perform the treatment at temperatures below 20°C and outside the period of bee activity.
CONTROLLED PESTS: aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, rose leafhopper, leafminers, diamondback moths, thrips, butterfly caterpillars (cabbage white, diamondback moth, cabbage moth), larvae of hymenopterans, and larvae and adult leaf-mining and leaf-eating beetles.
APPLICATION ON: rose and other flowering and green ornamental plants (in open field and under cover): brassica vegetables - cabbage, common broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts (in open field): cucumber, sweet pepper (under cover).
SELECTED APPLICATIONS OF KARATE SPRAY:
Rose and other flowering and green ornamental plants:
Treatment is performed after pests appear or the first feeding symptoms are noticed. A maximum of 2 treatments can be applied per season, with at least 14 days interval. Karate Spray effectively eliminates aphids, rose leafhopper, leafminers, diamondback moths, thrips, larvae of hymenopterans, leaf-mining beetles, and leaf-eating beetles.
Brassica vegetables (cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts in open field):
Spraying should be done after pests appear or the first signs of feeding are noticed. A maximum of 2 treatments per season can be applied, with at least 10 days interval. The product controls aphids, cabbage white (caterpillars), diamondback moth (caterpillars), and cabbage moth (caterpillars).
Cucumber under cover and sweet pepper under cover:
Treatment should be carried out after pests are observed or the first signs of feeding appear. Up to 2 treatments per season can be applied, with at least 12 days interval. Karate Spray controls spider mites and whiteflies.













