It works by reducing insect feeding, interrupting moulting, inhibiting egg laying, and disrupting the normal growth cycle of pests, helping to suppress their population over time.

It is effective against aphids, whiteflies, jassids, thrips, mealybugs, leaf miners, caterpillars, and other soft bodied insect pests, depending on the crop.

Yes. As a botanical insecticide, it is widely used in IPM programs because it helps manage pest populations while having comparatively lower impact on many beneficial insects when used according to label recommendations.

It offers a botanical approach to pest management, helps reduce pest multiplication, supports resistance management, and provides an effective option for sustainable crop protection.