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Multiplex Polestar is an Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) insecticide that controls sucking pests by inhibiting chitin synthesis and preventing moulting of nymphs and larvae. It has systemic and contact action and is highly effective against brown plant hopper, whiteflies, leafhoppers, mealybugs, and scale insects. It is widely recommended for paddy, cotton, and citrus crops.

Composition: Buprofezin 25% SC

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Dosage:
• 2–2.5 ml per liter of water
• 400 - 500 ml per acre (depending on crop and spray volume)

Application Method:
• Spray uniformly on both sides of leaves
• Ensure complete coverage of the crop canopy
• Target the lower leaf surface where sucking pests are active
• Use clean water and proper spray equipment

Targeted Pests:
• Brown Plant Hopper → Controls hopper population in paddy
• Whiteflies → Prevents sap sucking and honeydew formation
• Leafhoppers → Reduces leaf damage and yellowing
• Mealybugs → Controls colonies on stems and leaves
• Scale Insects → Suppresses pest multiplication

Timing:
• Spray during early morning or evening hours
• Apply when nymphs are first observed for best results

Frequency:
• Repeat after 10–14 days if pest infestation persists

💡 Best Results Tip:
Apply during the early nymph stage for maximum effectiveness, as Buprofezin is most effective against immature stages of sucking pests.

Disclaimer: This information is for reference only. Please read and follow the instructions on the product label and the enclosed leaflet before use.

Crops:
Paddy (Rice), Citrus, Cotton, Vegetable Crops

Crop Benefits:
• Controls immature stages of sucking pests effectively
• Prevents pest multiplication by inhibiting moulting
• Protects leaves from hopper and whitefly damage
• Maintains healthy green foliage throughout crop growth
• Helps reduce honeydew and sooty mould development
• Provides long-lasting residual control
• Supports healthy tiller and shoot development
• Helps improve crop vigor and plant health
• Reduces yield losses caused by sucking pests
• Improves overall crop quality and productivity

Crop Stage:
Vegetative Stage → Controls brown plant hoppers and whiteflies in Paddy and Cotton during early crop growth.
Tillering / Active Growth Stage → Protects Paddy from hopper infestation, ensuring healthy tiller development.
Flowering to Fruiting Stage → Controls whiteflies and mealybugs in Cotton and Citrus, supporting better crop quality and yield.

Safety measures while spraying insecticides:

• Always read and follow the label instructions on the product.
• Wear protective gear like gloves, mask, goggles, full sleeves shirt, and shoes.
• Avoid eating, drinking, or smoking during spraying.
• Do not spray against strong wind to prevent drift.
• Keep children, animals, and untrained persons away from the spraying area.
• Do not mix chemicals unless recommended.
• Wash hands, face, and exposed skin thoroughly after spraying.
• Clean spraying equipment properly after use.
• Store insecticides in original containers, away from food and out of children’s reach.
• Avoid spraying during very hot or rainy weather.
• Dispose empty containers safely, do not reuse them.

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FAQs
1.How does Multiplex Polestar work?
It inhibits chitin synthesis and prevents moulting of insect nymphs, stopping their development into adults.
2. Does Multiplex Polestar provide systemic protection?
Yes, it provides systemic and contact action, ensuring effective control of sucking pests.
3. Why do we prefer Multiplex Polestar?
Because it effectively controls hopper and whitefly nymphs, provides long residual activity, and helps manage pest resistance through its insect growth regulator action.
4. Which crops commonly use Multiplex Polestar?
It is mainly used in paddy, cotton, and citrus crops.