Description

A neem extract composition called Power Plant Neem Product. It has around 60 pesticide components in it that keep insects at bay. India is the home of the neem tree. Azadirachtin binds to the larva’s body, preventing it from moulting, causing it to stay in the larval stage and eventually perish. Insects were held at bay by Neem’s amazing ability. In certain situations, they are even more effective than chemically available products. It is intended to be used as a pest management and crop protection system in sustainable agriculture.
Neem extracts have been proven to have an effect on almost 200 insect species in studies. The adult that emerges from the pupa will be completely deformed and infertile. Because neem products operate on juvenile hormones, they are unique in nature. Neem is a natural soil conditioner that boosts plant and fruit development while also improving soil quality. Because to the presence of azadirachtin, salanin, and melandriol in the leaf, an anti-parasitic wave will occur in the alimentary canal, causing the bug to vomit. The insect does not feed on the neem-treated surface as a result of this feeling. Another method neem keeps pests at bay is by stopping females from producing eggs during their life cycle’s egg-laying stage.
Other well-known mechanisms of action include:
• The production of chitin, a hard coating that protects the insect.
• Mating has been interrupted. Insect larvae and adults are repelled.

Dosage: 
To kill eggs, spray 1.0-1.5 ml/litre of water throughout the egg-laying phase. During the pest assault season, use it at intervals of 7-10 days.

 Note: 
• Grow and bloom may be combined with PPNP, but not PPFC.
• Keep in a cool, dry place.