Arihant Neemodi Neem Oil Bio Pesticide

Arihant Neemodi Neem Oil Bio Insecticide – Azadirachtin 1500 PPM

Arihant Neemodi is a neem-based botanical bio insecticide containing Azadirachtin 0.15% EC (1500 PPM). It helps manage sucking and leaf-feeding insect pests through repellent, antifeedant and insect growth-regulating activity. Neemodi is used in crop protection programmes against pests such as whiteflies, aphids, thrips, jassids and caterpillars on recommended crops.

Product Details

Key Benefits

• Botanical Pest Management: Neem-derived azadirachtin helps reduce insect feeding and pest pressure.
• Multiple Modes of Action: Acts as a feeding deterrent, repellent and insect growth regulator.
• Sucking Pest Management: Helps manage aphids, whiteflies, jassids and thrips.
• Leaf-Feeding Pest Management: Can help suppress certain caterpillars, leaf miners and other susceptible pests.
• IPM Compatible: Can be included in integrated pest management programmes with monitoring and other suitable control measures.

Target Pests

• Whiteflies
• Aphids
• Thrips
• Jassids
• Mealybugs and scale insects
• Leaf miners and leaf rollers
• Caterpillars and fruit borers

Note: Effectiveness varies by pest species and life stage. Follow the registered crop-and-pest recommendations on the product label.

Suitable Crops

The reference seller lists cotton, paddy, groundnut, wheat, sugarcane, tomato, chilli, brinjal, okra, cabbage, cauliflower, banana, grapes, citrus and mango, among other crops. Apply only where the specific crop and target pest are approved on the Neemodi label.

Dosage and Application

How to Apply: Shake the container well. Measure the label-recommended quantity, dilute in clean water and mix thoroughly. Spray uniformly over affected foliage, including the undersides of leaves where pests are present.

Best Application Time: Apply when pests first appear, preferably during early morning or late afternoon. Avoid strong sunlight, windy conditions and periods when bees are actively foraging.

Repeat Application: The seller suggests intervals of 7–14 days where required. Follow the crop-specific label for spray frequency, maximum applications and pre-harvest interval.

Dosage Note: These dilution rates are published by the reference seller. Confirm the correct crop-specific dosage and spray volume from the original Neemodi label before application.

How Arihant Neemodi Works

Azadirachtin is a botanical compound obtained from neem. It interferes with insect feeding and growth processes, helping reduce damage caused by susceptible pests. Its activity is generally more useful when applied early, particularly against younger insect stages.

Neemodi is not an instant knockdown insecticide. Effective pest management requires thorough spray coverage, regular crop monitoring and appropriate follow-up measures when infestation pressure is high.

Application Precautions

• Wear suitable protective clothing, gloves and eye protection during handling and spraying.
• Avoid spraying during active pollinator foraging periods.
• Do not exceed the registered crop-specific dosage.
• Check compatibility before mixing with other pesticides or fertilizers.
• Follow the product label for the pre-harvest interval and re-entry instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the composition of Arihant Neemodi?

Neemodi contains Azadirachtin 0.15% EC, equivalent to 1500 PPM, according to the reference seller.

2. What is the dosage of Neemodi per litre of water?

The seller lists 2–3 ml per litre for early pest management and 4–5 ml per litre during active infestation. The product label takes priority.

3. Which insects can Neemodi help control?

It is marketed for pests including whiteflies, aphids, thrips, jassids, mealybugs, leaf miners and certain caterpillars.

4. Is Neemodi a chemical or botanical insecticide?

Neemodi is a botanical insecticide containing neem-derived azadirachtin. It should still be handled and applied according to pesticide label precautions.

Disclaimer: Always follow the original manufacturer label for registered crops, target pests, dosage, spray intervals, pre-harvest interval, compatibility and safety precautions.