Anolik - Thiamethoxam 12.6% + Lambda-Cyhalothrin 9.5% ZC - ADAMA
Anolik | Thiamethoxam + Lambda-Cyhalothrin Insecticide
ADAMA Anolik contains thiamethoxam 12.6% + lambda-cyhalothrin 9.5% ZC, with contact, feeding and systemic
activity against permitted insects.
Crop fit: Cotton, maize, groundnut, soybean, chilli, tea and tomato, with their
insect lists kept separate below.
Activity: Contact and ingestion expose susceptible insects to treatment, with
systemic activity within the plant.
Exact formulation: A combined capsule suspension and suspension concentrate. Do not
replace it with either ingredient alone or a different strength.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
-
🐛 Contact and feeding activity: Provides
activity against susceptible insects that contact or ingest the correctly applied treatment.
-
🍃 Systemic activity within the plant: Movement within plant tissue contributes to activity without establishing a different application route or a cure for virus
disease.
-
🌿 Sucking and chewing pest scope: Keeps
selected sucking insects and chewing pests paired with their own crops rather than treating every insect as a target.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Anolik by ADAMA |
| Technical Name |
Thiamethoxam 12.6% + lambda-cyhalothrin 9.5% ZC |
| Product Class |
Insecticide |
| Formulation |
ZC: combined capsule suspension and suspension concentrate |
| Activity |
Contact, ingestion and systemic |
| IRAC MoA Codes |
Thiamethoxam: 4A; lambda-cyhalothrin: 3A |
| Chemical Groups |
Neonicotinoids and pyrethroids |
How It Works: Mode of Action
-
The susceptible insect is exposed: Contact and feeding expose the insect to treatment, while systemic activity contributes within
the plant.
-
Thiamethoxam affects nerve receptors: The Group 4A ingredient modulates nicotinic acetylcholine receptors involved in insect nerve
signalling.
-
Lambda-cyhalothrin affects sodium channels: The Group 3A ingredient disrupts sodium-channel function in insect nerves, interfering
with normal signalling and activity.
Two ingredients do not make the product resistance-proof. Account for both Groups 4A and 3A when choosing
subsequent permitted treatments. No fixed knockdown time, guaranteed duration or automatic repeat is implied.
Target Crops & Pests
| Crop |
Pest checklist for pack matching |
|---|---|
| Cotton |
Jassids; aphids; thrips; bollworms |
| Maize |
Aphids; shoot fly; stem borer |
| Groundnut |
Leafhoppers; leaf-eating caterpillars |
| Soybean |
Stem fly; semilooper; girdle beetle |
| Chilli |
Thrips; fruit borer |
| Tea |
Tea mosquito bug; thrips; semilooper |
| Tomato |
Thrips; whiteflies; fruit borer |
Confirm the exact crop-pest pairing on your current Anolik pack before treatment. A whitefly, thrips or borer
use in one crop must not be extended to another merely because that crop also appears in the list.
Dosage & Application Guide
Crop-Specific Method & First-Treatment Checks
For the chosen crop and pest, establish the complete current Anolik directions: commercial product amount and
units, water volume, preparation and application method, first-treatment stage or condition and harvest interval. A broad
early-pest-management description does not establish a numerical threshold or a day after sowing.
Neither systemic activity nor the ZC code authorises foliar, soil or seed application by itself. Keep the
permitted method with its own crop and pest. Do not borrow another brand’s programme, use either ingredient’s solo-product rate or
create a universal pump recipe. Missing harvest information does not mean immediate harvest.
How to Apply: Best Practices
-
Identify the crop and insect: Confirm the observed insect and its crop-specific use. Broad activity does not mean all insects or
all life stages are targets.
-
Match the exact ZC formulation: Check both ingredients and strengths on the Anolik container. The ready-made mixture is not
interchangeable with either single ingredient.
-
Follow the permitted first-treatment condition: Use the precise crop or pest stage on the current pack. Do not replace it with an
arbitrary early-stage day, invented threshold or calendar repeat.
-
Prepare and apply by the crop directions: Use the stated product units, water, mixing, equipment and coverage. Follow weather,
nozzle and drift precautions and do not infer an application route from systemic movement.
-
Protect beneficial organisms and harvest: Follow bee, beneficial-insect, aquatic, re-entry and harvest restrictions. Record
treatment and account for both resistance groups in subsequent choices.
-
Keep mixtures within permission: Use a mixture only when both current labels permit the proposed combination for the crop and use.
Physical compatibility alone is not permission.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the two active ingredients?
Anolik contains thiamethoxam 12.6% and lambda-cyhalothrin 9.5% in a ZC formulation. The two ingredients
belong to IRAC Groups 4A and 3A respectively.
2. Does systemic action mean soil or seed treatment?
No. Systemic describes movement within the plant, not permission for an application route. Use only the
method and preparation allowed for the crop and pest on the current Anolik pack.
3. Can one dose and harvest interval cover all seven crops?
No. Match crop, pest, method, first-treatment stage, commercial product amount, water and harvest interval
together. PHI concerns final treatment to harvest, not the repeat interval or worker re-entry time.
4. Does a two-ingredient mixture prevent resistance?
No. Both groups matter in resistance planning, and another product sharing either group is not automatically
a different option. Follow the current pack and crop-specific pest-management advice.
5. Can I add a sticker or a third pesticide?
Only when both current labels permit the proposed combination for the crop and use. Physical compatibility
is not sufficient permission, and a ready-made mixture does not authorise adding another product.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the current Indian Anolik label and leaflet before handling or use,
including crop-pest permission, preparation, application method, first-treatment stage, protective equipment, weather, re-entry,
harvest, bee and aquatic precautions, first-aid, storage and disposal.
Wear the protective clothing and equipment required on the pack. Prevent skin, eye and mouth contact and
inhalation exposure, including dust, spray mist, fog or vapour as applicable. Do not mix with bare hands or eat, drink, smoke or
chew while handling or applying the product. Wash thoroughly afterwards, including contaminated clothing, and keep people and
animals away from treatment as directed.
Keep the product in its original labelled container, secured away from children, food and feed. Prevent
contamination of water, drains and non-target plants. Follow the pack’s equipment-cleaning and disposal directions and local
requirements; never reuse empty pesticide containers. If exposure or illness occurs, stop work and seek medical help promptly with
the product label. Follow professional medical advice rather than attempting an improvised antidote.