Mythri

Mythri attacks the pest on two different biological fronts, making it nearly impossible for pests to survive.

[Image of life cycle of red spider mite]

Nervous System Shutdown (Fipronil): Upon contact or ingestion, Fipronil blocks the chloride channels in the insect's

nervous system. This causes hyperexcitation, paralysis, and rapid death of adult Thrips and Mites.

Reproductive Sterilization (Hexythiazox): This component acts as birth control for mites. It penetrates the leaf and

kills mite eggs (Ovicidal action) and stops larvae from molting into adults.

The ""Trans-Ovarian"" Effect: Even if an adult female mite survives the spray, any eggs she lays afterwards will be

sterile and will not hatch.

Result: The current population dies, and the next generation never hatches.How to Apply: Best Practices

Timing: Spray at the first sign of pest infestation (ETL). Avoid spraying during the heat of the day.

Mixing: Conduct a ""Jar Test"" if mixing with fungicides. Do NOT mix with alkaline products like Bordeaux Mixture or

Lime Sulfur, as they will destroy the chemical.

Coverage: Mites live on the underside of leaves. Ensure your nozzle is directed upwards or use high pressure to

thoroughly drench the bottom of the leaves.

Safety: Always wear PPE (gloves, mask, goggles). Wash hands thoroughly after use. Do not spray when honeybees are active

(forage in late evening).