Telsta 20% SC Clothianidin Insecticide (200ml) by Agro Limited – Rapid Pest Control for Cotton, Vegetables & Fruits

Telsta 20% SC Clothianidin Insecticide – Protect Cotton, Vegetables & Fruits from Sucking Pests

Sucking pests like aphids, jassids, whiteflies, and thrips can significantly reduce crop yield and quality. Telsta 20% SC Clothianidin Insecticide provides farmers with a fast-acting, reliable solution to manage these pests across cotton, vegetables, and fruit crops.

This Telsta insecticide 200ml works systemically, controlling pests efficiently while keeping your plants healthy. Whether applied as a foliar spray, soil drench, or seed treatment, it helps reduce pest damage, minimize crop stress, and enhance yield. Its effectiveness at low doses and compatibility with Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices make it a trusted choice for Pakistani farmers looking for safe, high-yield crop protection.

Pack Size, Formulation & Company Info

• Product Name: Telsta 20% SC
• Active Ingredient: Clothianidin 20% SC
• Formulation: Liquid SC
• Pack Size: 200ml
• Manufacturer / Company: Agro Limited
• Target Crops: Cotton, Vegetables, Fruits
• Shelf Life: Check manufacturing date on pack
• Storage: Cool, dry place away from sunlight
• Safety: Follow recommended dose; avoid direct contact

Key Features & Benefits of Telsta Insecticide

• Fast and effective control of aphids, whiteflies, jassids, and thrips
• Reduces crop stress and leaf damage
• Supports higher yield and better-quality produce
• Compatible with IPM programs
• Works as foliar spray, soil drench, or seed treatment
• Efficient at low dose, reducing chemical usage

How to Apply Telsta 20% SC Clothianidin Insecticide

Method of Application: Apply as foliar spray, soil drench, or seed treatment depending on crop needs.

Best Time to Apply: Early morning or late evening to avoid evaporation.

Spray Tips: Mix with clean water and cover all leaves, especially undersides. Keep solution agitated. Avoid spraying under strong sunlight or wind.

Application Frequency: Reapply every 10–14 days if pests persist.

Compatibility: Compatible with most fertilizers and pesticides; perform jar test before mixing.

Recommended Crops for Telsta Insecticide

• Cotton: Aphids, whiteflies, jassids
• Vegetables: Tomato, Chilli, Potato – leafhopper and thrips control
• Fruits: Citrus, Mango, Guava – protects leaves and fruit from sucking pests

Dose per Acre

• Cotton & Vegetables: 100–150 ml per acre
• Fruits: 125–200 ml per acre depending on pest pressure
• Mix with recommended water volume for foliar spray

Telsta 20% Insecticide Mode of Action

 

Storage & Handling

• Store in a cool, dry place
• Keep out of reach of children
• Shake well before use
• Avoid contamination of water sources

Why Buy Telsta 20% SC from IR Farm

• Fresh, properly stored stock
• Reliable delivery across Pakistan
• Expert guidance for correct application
• Trusted supplier of crop protection products

Telsta 20% SC – Protects Crops from Sucking Pests and Boosts Yield

Telsta 20% SC helps farmers reduce pest-related crop losses. By controlling aphids, whiteflies, jassids, and thrips, it allows plants to grow healthy, recover faster, and produce higher yields. Farmers benefit from less crop damage, cost-effective pest management, and improved produce quality, all with simple foliar, soil, or seed application.

FAQs 

Q: What crops can I use Telsta on?
A: Safe for cotton, vegetables like tomato, chilli, potato, and fruits including citrus, mango, and guava.

Q: How should I apply Telsta 20% SC?
A: Can be applied as foliar spray, soil drench, or seed treatment. Cover all leaves, especially undersides.

Q: How soon will I see pest control results?
A: Most pests are controlled within 2–5 days, depending on intensity and crop stage.

Q: Can Telsta be mixed with other pesticides?
A: Yes, compatible with most fertilizers and pesticides. Always perform a jar test first.

Q: How often should I apply Telsta?
A: Reapply every 10–14 days if pests persist, following recommended dose.

Q: Is Telsta safe for Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs?
A: Yes, it works effectively in IPM without harming beneficial insects when applied correctly.