LD-102
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- Description
- Specification
Lam Doc is a highly effective broad-spectrum insecticide designed for the control of pests in cocoa, tomatoes, vegetables, groundnuts, maize, rice, and many other crops. It contains Lambda-Cyhalothrin as an emulsifiable concentrate (EC), which provides rapid knockdown and residual control of chewing and sucking pests. Ideal for smallholder and commercial farms alike.
Key Features
- Active Ingredient: 50g/L Lambda-Cyhalothrin EC
- Pack Size: 1 Litre (12 bottles per carton)
- Dose Rate: 50–100 ml per 20L knapsack, depending on crop type
- Application Method: Foliar spray using hand or motorized sprayers
- Effective against caterpillars, leaf miners, aphids, whiteflies, bollworms, and other common pests
- Fast-acting with residual activity of up to 14 days
Precautions
- Always wear protective clothing, gloves, and masks during application.
- Avoid inhalation, ingestion, or contact with skin and eyes.
- Do not apply under windy conditions to prevent drift to non-target plants.
- Keep out of reach of children and animals.
- Do not mix with alkaline or oxidizing chemicals.
- Observe pre-harvest intervals (PHI) specific to the crop being treated.
Mode of Action
Lam Doc acts on the nervous system of insects, disrupting sodium channel function which leads to paralysis and death. It has both contact and stomach action, ensuring pests are eliminated quickly while preventing re-infestation for several days.
Recommended Rates of Application
- Cocoa: 75–100 ml per 20L knapsack, spray every 10–14 days or as pest pressure dictates.
- Tomatoes and Vegetables: 50–75 ml per 20L knapsack, repeat every 7–10 days.
- Groundnuts: 50–75 ml per 20L knapsack, repeat every 10–14 days.
- Maize & Rice: 75–100 ml per 20L knapsack, repeat every 10–14 days depending on pest infestation.
| Product | Active Ingredient | Pack Size | Dose Rate | Dilution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lam Doc | 50g/L Lambda-Cyhalothrin EC | 1L (12 bottles/carton) | 50–100 ml/20L knapsack | Foliar spray as required, depending on crop and pest |





