Margaret Roberts Biological Caterpillar Insecticide is a microbial insecticide (biological agent) for the control of leaf-eating caterpillar larvae on various edible crops, ornamentals, roses, bulbs and lawns.

Targets destructive leaf-eating larvae of Lepidopterous spp. No harmful toxic residues No secondary poisoning. Harmless to bees, birds, fish, pets, wildlife, beneficial insects and natural predators. Can cause harm to young larvae of butterfly species, has no effect on adults. Avoid spraying onto plants visited by adult butterflies.

Reg.no L7112 Act36/47

USAGE: Insects: American bollworm, lily borer, semi-looper, cabbage caterpillars, orange-dog caterpillar, lawn caterpillar and many more leaf-eating caterpillar species ( Lepidoptera spp.).

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki Bacterium)……………………………32000 IU/mg

PESTS AND/OR DISEASES: American bollworm, Lilyborer. Diamond-back moth caterpillar. Semi-(Plusia) looper. Leafroller. Lawn caterpillar

ACTION: Caterpillars eat treated foliage and stop feeding within a day or so. They may hang from the leaves before rotting and dropping to the ground usually within 3-4 days. This may take longer in cold conditions.

CROPS: Vegetables, fruit, flowers, bulbs, clivias, lawns, herbs