SANIUM AL PFnPE Systemic Insecticide for Vegetables and Gardens 800 ml Aphids, Scale Insects and White Fly

SANIUM AL PFnPE is a systemic insecticide in an 800 ml spray bottle designed for those who want to protect both vegetable gardens and ornamental plants with a single product. It's ready to use and requires no dilution: simply spray directly on plants at the first signs of infestation.

Thanks to the active ingredient flupyradifurone, SANIUM AL penetrates plant tissue and distributes throughout the plant, acting through contact and ingestion. This effectively controls piercing-sucking insects such as aphids, leafhoppers, whiteflies, and scale insects, even when they are hidden under leaves.

It is suitable for many edible garden crops (such as tomatoes, zucchini, peppers, and other labeled species) as well as for floral and ornamental plants. A single application ensures rapid knockdown and long-lasting protection for up to approximately eight weeks, even withstanding rain and runoff.

Why choose this over other SANIUMs?

• Compared to SANIUM AL PFnPO : in addition to ornamental plants, it is also approved for edible vegetable plants, so the customer can treat both the vegetable garden and flowers with a single product (always following the label). perfarelalbero +3 Compared to SANIUM PIN PFnPO : this is a foliar spray, ideal for quick treatments on vegetable gardens and flower beds, while PIN is in tablets only for ornamental potted plants and also has a fertilizing function.

Main advantages to be listed in the data sheet

• Ready-to-use systemic insecticide for vegetable gardens and ornamental plants.

• It acts quickly: insects stop feeding within a few hours of treatment.

• Effective against aphids, leafhoppers, whiteflies and scale insects.

• Protection for up to 8 weeks, resists rain after absorption.

• Ideal for tomatoes, courgettes, peppers and other authorised crops, as well as flowers and ornamentals. phytosanitary products.

• Easy to use thanks to the spray bottle.

Spray SANIUM AL PFnPE over the entire plant, thoroughly wetting the upper and lower leaves without dripping. Treat at the first signs of infestation and, if necessary, repeat following the label instructions for each crop (maximum number of treatments and safety interval before harvest).