Suraksha is effective for the management of wide range of insect pests like diamond back moth, leaf webber, hopper, aphids, fruit fly, red spider, thrips, scales, white fly, leaf miner etc.
Method of application:
dissolve 5 – 10 grams of suraksha in 1 litre of clean water and spray to cover both sides of foliage to the point of runoff. Requirement of suraksha is 1 – 2kg per acre.
Note:
at temperature more than 35 degree celsius, suraksha is not effective, since it undergoes degradation and evaporation. Hence it should be applied either early in the morning or late in the evening (i.e. Cooler time of the day).
How to use:
take 100 to 150 grams of suraksha in 20 litre bucket & then add 4-5 litres of clean water squeeze in hand and dissolve. Filter through muslin cloth or nylon net. If any undissolved solids remain, discard & ignore it. Add required amount of water to make a volume of 15 litres to get the desired concentration for spray.
Advantages:
suraksha is recommended for organic farming. Can be used in all vegetables & fruit crops. Leaves no residue & no toxicity.
Important note:
suraksha is soap & acts mostly by contact. Hence thorough coverage of leaf surface is recommended.
Compatibility:
suraksha is compatible with almost all commonly used pesticides, biofertilisers etc.
Still we strongly recommend checking compatibility before mixing other products.
Warranty:
since the use of the product is beyond our control, we cannot assume any responsibility
(for agriculture use only)

Suraksha is effective for the management of wide range of insect pests like diamond back moth, leaf webber, hopper, aphids, fruit fly, red spider, thrips, scales, white fly, leaf miner etc.
Method of application:
dissolve 5 – 10 grams of suraksha in 1 litre of clean water and spray to cover both sides of foliage to the point of runoff. Requirement of suraksha is 1 – 2kg per acre.
Note:
at temperature more than 35 degree celsius, suraksha is not effective, since it undergoes degradation and evaporation. Hence it should be applied either early in the morning or late in the evening (i.e. Cooler time of the day).
How to use:
take 100 to 150 grams of suraksha in 20 litre bucket & then add 4-5 litres of clean water squeeze in hand and dissolve. Filter through muslin cloth or nylon net. If any undissolved solids remain, discard & ignore it. Add required amount of water to make a volume of 15 litres to get the desired concentration for spray.
Advantages:
suraksha is recommended for organic farming. Can be used in all vegetables & fruit crops. Leaves no residue & no toxicity.
Important note:
suraksha is soap & acts mostly by contact. Hence thorough coverage of leaf surface is recommended.
Compatibility:
suraksha is compatible with almost all commonly used pesticides, biofertilisers etc.
Still we strongly recommend checking compatibility before mixing other products.
Warranty:
since the use of the product is beyond our control, we cannot assume any responsibility
(for agriculture use only)