Kamikazi (Termites) 1kg

a Bait for the control of the Harvester Termite. Ready to use bait. Can be applied with a fertilizer spreader for larger areas. 1g bait covers 1m². Low with holding period for grazing animals.

Directions for Use:

• Scatter bait evenly over infested area and around actively working nest entrances.
• The best period in which to scatter bait is during May, June, July and August (Usually the termites are active from 11:00 until sundown).
• Scatter the bait on a day when termites are intensely foraging.
• One application will normally suffice to control the termites. Only scatter as much bait as the termites can carry to their nests on the day of treatment. The result of the application should be assessed after one month and if activity is still occurring, repeat application.
• Coverage: 1g per m². 10kg per ha.

Safety Information:

Use this product only as directed. Livestock must be withdrawn from treated areas during and for three days after treatment. It is toxic to fish and poultry, so avoid contamination of fish ponds, rivers, and dams. Store the product in a cool place, away from food, feed, children, uninformed persons, and animals. Do not eat, drink, or smoke while applying the product, and wash hands and face thoroughly afterward. Wash any skin contact with soap and water immediately. Empty containers must be destroyed and must not be reused for any other purpose.

a Wettable powder insecticide for home, garden and public health. Residual contact and stomach poison for the control of pests as listed. Broad spectrum insecticide. For use on a wide variety of roses, ornamentals and fruit trees.

Directions for Use:

• Garden: Lawn caterpillars and Army Worm: 45g product (9 measuring spoons) per 10l water. Spray when infestation is noticed. Use 10l of spray mixture per 200m².
• Chafer Beetles: 15g product (3 measuring spoons) per 10l water. Apply as a cover spray to wet plants thoroughly.
• Elegant Grasshoppers: 15g product (3 measuring spoons) per 10l water. Commence spraying when grasshoppers are noticed. Use 10l spray mixture per 10m².
• Apples and Pears: Codling Moth: 6g product per 10l water. Commence spraying at 3 or 4 petal fall. Apply 5 to 6 additional sprays at 14 to 21 day intervals to avoid possible fruit thinning. So not apply within 21 days of full bloom effect on apples.
• Cactus Pears Cactoblastis and Cochineal: 4ml per 20g product (4 measuring spoons) per 10l water. Application for cochineal may be any time of the year. Spray for cactoblastis during the first two weeks of November and the first two weeks of March. High pressure, large droplet size and thorough wetting is essential in both instances.

Safety Information:

Handle Karbaspray with care and avoid applying it to kieffer and forelle pear varieties or quinces. It is poisonous if swallowed, absorbed through the skin, or inhaled, and it is toxic to fish, bees, and wildlife. Store it securely, away from food and feed, and out of reach of children, uninformed persons, and animals. Do not inhale insecticide dust or spray mist, and wash immediately with soap and water if accidental skin contact occurs. Always wear rubber gloves and a suitable mask when mixing and applying, and refrain from eating, drinking, or smoking until hands and face have been thoroughly washed. Prevent spray drift onto other crops, grazing, rivers, or dams, and clean the applicator before using it for other materials. Dispose of wash water responsibly, ensuring it does not contaminate food, grazing, or water sources. Destroy the empty container and never reuse it for any purpose.

Emergency Contact Information:

Please contact the following institution for human and animal poisoning, and chemical spills:

Griffon Poison Information Centre: 082 446 8946

Please contact the following institution for human poisoning and snake bites:

Western Cape Poison Helpline: 0861 555 777 (24hours)