Description

Advantages

• Nealta controls all life cycles of spider mites (Tetranychidae), nypmhes and adults®
• Nealta is highly efficient on contact®
• Nealta has a high long-term effect®
• Nealta has a positive toxicological profile and no proven negative effect on beneficial insects, mites and non-target organisms®
• Low leaf spot formation
• Easy to use due to liquid formulation

General information

Compatibility

Previous experience has shown that: Nealta® is compatible with the following ornamental plants: Chrysanthemum sp., Dahlia sp., Saintpaulia sp., Rosa sp., Begonia sp., Ficus sp., Petunia sp., Fuchsia sp., Hydrangea sp., Dianthus caryophyllus, Cyclamen sp., Impatiens sp., Gerbera sp., Euphorbia pulcherrima We recommend that you carry out a tolerance test before treatment in ornamental plants to determine whether Nealta is compatible with the variety in question.

Miscibility

Nealta® is miscible with Kumulus WG®, Flint (2), Ortiva (1), Mospilan (3) SG, ®®®Regalis Plus®, Score (1), Serenade (2) ASO, ®®Signum®, Switch (1), Teppeki (4) and Topaz (1). When applied together with other fungicides, insecticides, and foliar fertilizers, leaf whitening could occur, especially if there is not enough wax layer at the time of treatment. The addition of wetting agents is not recommended. In tank mixtures, the areas of application and application regulations for the mixing partner determined and approved by the approval authority must be observed.®®®

(1) = Registered trademark of Syngenta;
(2) = Registered trademark Bayer CropScience;
(3) = Registered trademark of Nisso Chemical Europe GmbH;
(4) = Registered trademark of Cheminova Deutschland GmbH;

Mode of action

“Nealta® is an acariicide used to control spider mites (Tetranychus species, such as bean spider mite (Tetranychus urticae)). Nealta has no effect against rust mites.

With many insecticides and acariicides, there is generally a risk of the occurrence of drug-resistant mite strains. Therefore, under particularly unfavourable conditions, a change in the effectiveness of the remedy cannot be ruled out. The application rate recommended by BASF must be adhered to at all costs.”