Baadshah Insecticide Acetamiprid 20% SP – Sucking Pest Control

Baadshah (Acetamiprid 20% SP) is a systemic acetamiprid insecticide designed for reliable protection against major sucking pests in cotton, vegetables, and rice. Once applied, it is absorbed into plant tissues, providing long-lasting internal protection. Its dual action—contact and stomach—disrupts insect nerve function, ensuring quick knockdown and extended residual effect.

With strong translaminar activity, Baadshah penetrates leaf surfaces to protect both sides. It acts on eggs, nymphs, and adult stages, reducing pest resurgence. The Hpm Baadshah dose requirement is low, making it cost-effective and safer for the environment compared to conventional solutions.

For more crop protection solutions, explore our insecticides collection. According to ICAR 2022, systemic insecticides like acetamiprid 20 sp help minimize yield losses by effectively targeting resistant pest populations.

Key Benefits

• Controls aphids, jassids, thrips, whiteflies, leafhoppers, and planthoppers.
• Active on eggs, nymphs, and adults for full pest cycle control.
• Translaminar action ensures even coverage on leaves.
• Long residual effect reduces frequent spraying.
• Effective against resistant insect populations.
• Safe at recommended doses, eco-friendly at field use levels.
• Cost-effective due to low dosage requirement.

Technical Specifications

Recommended Crops & Pests

Step-by-Step Usage Instructions

1. Wear gloves, mask, and protective clothing before mixing.
2. Measure Hpm Baadshah dose of 20–40 g per acre.
3. Prepare slurry with a small amount of water, then dilute in 200–240 litres of water.
4. Stir thoroughly for uniform mixing.
5. Spray evenly on both sides of leaves.
6. Avoid spraying during strong winds or when bees are active.
7. Maintain pre-harvest intervals: Cotton (15 days), Cabbage (7 days), Okra/Chilli (3 days), Rice (3 days).

Safety & Precautions

• Store in original packaging, away from food and feed.
• Avoid inhalation, skin, and eye contact.
• Do not apply near water sources; toxic to bees and aquatic organisms.
• Apply only at recommended dosage; overuse may harm crops.
• In case of ingestion, induce vomiting and consult a physician immediately.
• Activated charcoal may be administered under medical supervision.