MODE OF ACTION OF SpinTor 240 SC:
SpinTor 240 SC is an innovative insecticidal preparation obtained through the natural fermentation of the bacterium Saccharopolyspora spinosa. The product features a powerful, triple mode of action – it exhibits contact, stomach, and ovicidal effects on pests. The active substance rapidly destabilises the insect's nerve cells, causing paralysis. The first signs of the product's effect are visible within minutes after application, and complete elimination of the pest occurs within just a few hours, minimising further plant damage.
On the sprayed plant, SpinTor 240 SC acts both on the surface and internally (within young leaves). It penetrates deeply into the youngest plant tissues, making it completely rainfast and effectively eliminating pests hidden inside vegetative crevices. The product shows the highest activity in controlling larval stages of insects and caterpillars, making it an indispensable tool in modern and safe protection of home vegetable and berry gardens.
ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT:
Spinosad: Spinosyn A, Spinosyn D (substance from the spinosyn group) - 240 g/l (22.72%)
Advantages of using SpinTor 240 SC:
- Rapid knockdown effect: First symptoms of pest paralysis occur within minutes, with total insect death within hours of spraying.
- Triple control mechanism: Acts by contact, stomach action, and ovicidal effect, effectively eliminating various developmental stages of pests.
- Surface and internal protection: Perfectly protects young leaves externally and penetrates inside them, reaching pests feeding within tissues.
- Natural origin and short pre-harvest interval: Product based on biological fermentation, featuring an exceptionally short pre-harvest interval (only 3 days for most crops).
Pre-harvest interval:
- Pear tree, arugula in the ground, lamb's lettuce in the ground, vegetable plants grown for young leaves in the ground - 14 days
- Onion in the ground, leek in the ground, celeriac in the ground, garlic in the ground, shallot garlic in the ground, kohlrabi in the ground, chives in the ground - 7 days
- White headed cabbage in the ground, cauliflower in the ground, broccoli in the ground, tomato under cover and in greenhouse, cucumber under cover, potato, highbush blueberry, gooseberry, currant (white, red, black), cranberry, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, eggplant under cover and in greenhouse, sweet pepper under cover and in greenhouse, celery under cover, lettuce in the ground, kale in the ground, spinach in the ground, sorrel in the ground - 3 days
SpinTor 240 SC - SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:
Potato
| Controlled pests: |
Colorado potato beetle larvae |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
1.0 – 1.5 ml / 100 m² |
| Application timing: |
Apply to the youngest larval stages. Use the higher dose with high pest populations, older larval stages, and dense foliage. Repeat treatment if necessary. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
3 per growing season (interval between treatments: at least 14 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
1.5 – 4.0 l / 100 m² (medium droplet spraying) |
White headed cabbage grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Cabbage white butterfly, small white butterfly, cabbage moth, tobacco thrips |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
Caterpillars: 2.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² | Thrips: 3.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Application timing: |
Caterpillars: on the youngest developmental stages. Thrips: at the beginning of infestation (first larvae/adults) or after damage is observed (especially during migration from onion). Use higher doses with high pest populations, older caterpillars, or low humidity and high temperature. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
3 per growing season (interval between treatments: caterpillars 7-10 days, thrips minimum 7 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
2.0 – 6.0 l / 100 m² (medium droplet spraying) |
Cauliflower grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Small white butterfly, cabbage moth |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
2.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Application timing: |
Apply to the youngest larval stages of caterpillars. Use higher dose with strong pest pressure and older caterpillars. Repeat treatment if necessary. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
3 per growing season (interval between treatments: 7 – 10 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
2.0 – 6.0 l / 100 m² (medium droplet spraying) |
Broccoli grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Small white butterfly, cabbage moth |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
2.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Application timing: |
Spray on the youngest caterpillar stages. Higher dose recommended with high insect populations or older pest stages. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
3 per growing season (interval between treatments: 7 – 10 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
2.0 – 6.0 l / 100 m² (medium droplet spraying) |
Onion
| Controlled pests: |
Tobacco thrips |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
3.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Application timing: |
Apply when first larvae and adults appear or after first damage to the leaves is observed. Use higher dose with heavy infestation or low humidity and high temperature. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
3 per growing season (interval between treatments: at least 7 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
2.0 – 6.0 l / 100 m² (medium droplet spraying) |
Leek
| Controlled pests: |
Tobacco thrips |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
3.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Application timing: |
Apply immediately after first larvae, adults, or first signs of thrips feeding are noticed. Higher dose recommended for difficult weather conditions and large insect populations. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
3 per growing season (interval between treatments: at least 7 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
2.0 – 6.0 l / 100 m² (medium droplet spraying) |
Tomato grown under cover / Cucumber grown under cover
| Controlled pests: |
Western flower thrips |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.04% (2 ml product in 5 litres of water) |
| Application timing: |
Apply when adult pests appear. Repeat treatment if necessary. |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
4 per growing season (interval between treatments: 7 - 10 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
3.0 – 20.0 l / 100 m² (adjust spray volume directly to plant height and density; medium droplet spray) |
SMALL AREA APPLICATIONS:
The user is solely responsible for the efficacy and phytotoxicity of the plant protection product used in small area crops.
Highbush blueberry, gooseberry, white currant, red currant, black currant, cranberry, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry
| Controlled pests: |
Spotted wing drosophila (Drosophila suzukii), rose thrips, beech leafroller, netted leafroller, rose leafroller |
| Single dose: |
3.2 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² (higher dose for older stages or high pest density/high temperature and low humidity) |
| Timing and parameters: |
From flower bud stage to end of fruit ripening (BBCH 51-89). Spray at appearance of adults/first larvae or youngest leafroller caterpillar stages. Max. 2 treatments per season (minimum interval 10 days). Water: 2 - 12 l/100 m² (medium droplet). |
Head lettuce, romaine lettuce, curly leaf lettuce grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Thrips, warm-loving leaf miner, nightshade leaf miner, polyphagous leaf miner, vegetable leaf beetle, cabbage moth |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From eight true leaves to typical head size/leaf mass (BBCH 18-49). At start of infestation or after first damage. Max. 3 treatments (minimum interval 7 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m² (medium droplet). |
Celeriac in the ground, celery under cover
| Controlled pests: |
Celery leaf miner |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From 40% of typical root diameter/leaf mass to typical size (BBCH 44-49). At start of infestation or after first damage. Max. 3 treatments (minimum interval 7 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m² (medium droplet). |
Kale grown in the ground, kohlrabi grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Cabbage white butterfly, small white butterfly, cabbage moth |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From 8 true leaves to typical size, shape and mass (BBCH 18-49). At start of infestation or after first damage. Max. 3 treatments (minimum interval 10 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m². |
Arugula grown in the ground, lamb's lettuce grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Warm-loving leaf miner, nightshade leaf miner, polyphagous leaf miner |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From 8 true leaves to typical leaf size and mass (BBCH 18-35). At start of infestation or after first damage. Max. 2 treatments (minimum interval 10-14 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m². |
Chives, garlic, shallot garlic grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Thrips |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From leaf base thickening to start of flower stalk formation (BBCH 40-47). At first larvae/adult insects. Max. 3 treatments (interval: chives min. 7 days, garlic min. 10 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m². |
Vegetable plants grown for young leaves in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Thrips, leaf miners (warm-loving, nightshade, polyphagous), vegetable leaf beetle, cabbage moth, whites (cabbage white, small white), beet fly |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From 3 to 8 leaves stage (BBCH 13-18). On youngest pest stages, at start of infestation or after first damage. Max. 2 treatments (interval 10-14 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m². |
Spinach grown in the ground, sorrel grown in the ground
| Controlled pests: |
Beet fly, leaf miners (warm-loving, nightshade, polyphagous), vegetable leaf beetle, cabbage moth, whites (cabbage white, small white) |
| Single dose: |
4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From 8 true leaves to typical leaf size, shape and mass (BBCH 18-49). At start of infestation or after first damage. Max. 3 treatments (minimum interval 7 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m². |
Eggplant, sweet pepper, tomato grown under cover and in greenhouse
| Controlled pests: |
Tomato leafminer, thrips, warm-loving leaf miner, nightshade leaf miner, polyphagous leaf miner |
| Single dose: |
2.0 – 4.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
From beginning of flowering to stage when 70% of fruits reach typical colour (BBCH 61-71). At start of infestation or after first damage. Minimum interval 10 days. Max. number of treatments per season: eggplant, sweet pepper and tomato in greenhouse - 3; tomato under cover - 4. Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m². |
Pear tree
| Controlled pests: |
Netted leafroller, early moth |
| Single dose: |
6.0 ml / 100 m² |
| Timing and parameters: |
During leaf and flower cluster development, before tree flowering (BBCH 70). Max. 2 treatments per season (minimum interval 10 days). Water: 2.0-6.0 l/100 m² (medium droplet). |