01 · Control · Larvicide

Larva Control

Natural broad-spectrum larvicide — Zero-hour REI, Non-toxic.

Natural broad-spectrum larvicide from Vegalab Crop Science, powered by Oxymatrine (Sophora flavescens extract). Larva Control targets Diamondback moth, armyworm, cutworm, leaffolder, stemborer — 300+ larval species, and has been tested on Brassicas, Cotton, Corn, Rice, Vegetables and Vines.

Vegalab Larva Control
Mode of action

Sophora flavescens extract penetrates the cuticle of larvae and disrupts the insect's nervous and respiratory systems on contact. Eggs and early-instar larvae fail to reach the adult stage, breaking the reproductive cycle. Activity is fastest on Lepidoptera larvae and acts within three days of application.

Zero-hour REINon-toxicBiodegradableBroad-spectrumFast-acting
Specifications
ActiveOxymatrine (Sophora flavescens extract)
TargetsDiamondback moth, armyworm, cutworm, leaffolder, stemborer — 300+ larval species
Dilution rate1:1,000 · 1 mL/L (3.8 mL/gal) · 0.5–1.0 L/ha (6.9–13.7 fl oz/acre)
ApplicationFoliar spray at start of larval occurrence
Line · CategoryControl · Natural broad-spectrum larvicide
Efficacy
  • Diamondback moth, Cabbage moth, Armyworm
  • Cutworm, Leaffolder, Stemborer
  • European corn borer, Codling moth
  • Over 300 lepidopteran larval species
Tested on
BrassicasCottonCornRiceVegetablesVines

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Frequently asked questions

What does Larva Control target?

Diamondback moth, armyworm, cutworm, leaffolder, stemborer — 300+ larval species

What is the application rate for Larva Control?

1:1,000 · 1 mL/L (3.8 mL/gal) · 0.5–1.0 L/ha (6.9–13.7 fl oz/acre) Application: Foliar spray at start of larval occurrence.

Is Larva Control suitable for natural or organic programs?

Larva Control is a naturally derived input (Oxymatrine (Sophora flavescens extract)) designed to fit low-residue and IPM programs.

Which crops is Larva Control used on?

Brassicas · Cotton · Corn · Rice · Vegetables · Vines