The most widely accepted explanation for the action of diatomite is that it absorbs or removes the epicuticle lipid layers (which consist of hydrocarbons, wax esters, and other organic chemical compounds) of the insect. This causes excessive water loss through the cuticle of the insect and ultimately death by desiccation (dehydration) within 6 to 72 hours.
When applied to soil as a micro-nutrient, Silica strengthens plant cell tissues to resist pest and disease attack.
Amorphous Silica 840g/kg
Reg No. V2311 Act 36 of 1947
When applied correctly and at proper rates, many different species of orders of insects are listed and being susceptible to the action of diatomite. The following lists are not exhaustive: –
Store products: lesser grain borer, rice weevil, granary weevil, saw-toothed grain beetle, flat grain beetle, khopra beetle larvae, confused flower beetle, etc
Other insects: ants, beetles, borers, cockroaches, caterpillars, crickets, earwigs, flies, fleas, gnats, lice, ticks, silverfish, slugs, snails, spiders, weevils, etc.
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Store in a cool, dry area.
25kg
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND ANIMALS. Not intended for ingestion. Wear protective clothing and wash hands after handling product. In case of accidents or feeling ill, seek medical assistance and show copy of this label
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