Katyayani Dr. Neem 3000 ppm Neem Oil Bio Insecticide

Katyayani Dr. Neem 3000 ppm Neem Oil Bio Insecticide 

Katyayani Activated Neem Oil is a neem-based, azadirachtin insecticide containing 3000 PPM azadirachtin. It targets aphids, whiteflies, thrips, jassids, spider mites, and early-stage borers. The recommended label dose for agricultural use is 400–600 ml per acre. It is a plant-derived option that works by repelling pests, reducing feeding, and disrupting growth. Its action is slower than that of chemical knockdown sprays, so it is best used early, before pest populations build up.

Technical Details

• Active Ingredient: Azadirachtin, 3000 PPM (parts per million)
• Source: Neem tree
• Type: Organic, botanical insecticide
• Action: Contact and stomach action, with repellent, antifeedant, and growth-regulating effects

Target Pests and Crops

Katyayani Activated Neem Oil is a broad-spectrum botanical insecticide for sucking pests and young caterpillars.

Target Pests:

• Aphids
• Whiteflies
• Thrips
• Jassids
• Spider Mites
• Bollworms on Cotton
• Pod Borers in Leguminous Crops
• Fruit Borers in Chickpea
• Leaf-Eating Caterpillars

Target Crops:

• Cotton
• Paddy
• Tea
• Tomato
• Brinjal
• Bengal Gram
• Red Gram
• Tobacco
• Cauliflower
• Okra
• Flowers
• Oilseeds
• Cereals
• Pulses
• Various fruits and vegetables

Large caterpillars and borers already inside pods or fruit are shielded from neem sprays and may require a different control option.

How It Works

Azadirachtin works through several mechanisms. It repels pests, reduces feeding, interferes with moulting so insects cannot mature and reproduce, and discourages egg-laying, helping reduce the next generation. Insects must feed on or come into contact with the treated plant for it to work, making it most effective against eggs, young larvae, and nymphs.

Neem breaks down quickly. Azadirachtin has a half-life of approximately 1–2.5 days on leaves, so protection lasts for days rather than weeks.

Dose and How to Use

• Application Timing: Spray in the early morning or evening. Cooler hours help protect leaves from oil scorch and slow the breakdown of azadirachtin in sunlight.
• Coverage: Wet both sides of the leaves, especially the undersides, where mites, whiteflies, and aphids may be present.
• Repeat Application: Because the product breaks down quickly, repeat the application if pests return and consider reapplication after rain, following label directions.
• Early Application: Start at the first sign of pests and follow the dose specified for the 3000 PPM concentration on your product pack.
• Tank Mixing: Neem products are generally not compatible with sulphur or copper fungicides. Check the product label before mixing.

Disclaimer: The information provided above is for general reference purposes only. Always read and follow the official product label before use.