Ghajini

• Verified formulation: HPM confirms Imidacloprid 70% WG in four gram-pack sizes.
• Systemic activity: the active ingredient is taken up by the plant and moves upward through treated tissues.
• Crop-specific low dose: HPM lists 12–14 g/acre for cotton, rice and okra and 14 g/acre for cucumber.
• Defined pest spectrum: the product page identifies jassids, aphids, thrips and rice plant hoppers by crop.
• Resistance classification: IRAC Group 4A makes the mode of action clear for programme planning.

Imidacloprid binds to insect nicotinic acetylcholine receptors and disrupts normal nerve-signal transmission. Susceptible insects exposed through contact or feeding lose normal control and die.

1. Application: the correctly diluted spray is applied to the label-listed crop using calibrated equipment.
2. Plant uptake: systemic and translaminar movement helps distribute the active ingredient through treated tissues.
3. Pest exposure: susceptible sucking pests contact the deposit or ingest treated plant sap.
4. Nerve disruption: Group 4A receptor activity interrupts normal nervous-system function.

Resistance note: Changing to another Imidacloprid brand does not create a different-mode-of-action rotation. Avoid repeated reliance on Group 4A and follow the current label and local resistance-management guidance.

PHI means pre-harvest interval. These crop-specific per-acre values are transcribed from HPM’s current Ghajini page. Do not replace them with a universal grams-per-litre dose or apply them to unlisted crops.

• Confirm the crop and pest: identify the target and verify the exact crop-pest combination on the current Ghajini label.
• Measure accurately: the label rates are only 12–14 g/acre, so use an appropriate calibrated scale or the pack’s authorised measuring method.
• Mix correctly: first disperse the measured granules in a small quantity of clean water, then add this mixture to the partly filled spray tank and agitate as the label directs.
• Coverage: use the stated water volume and calibrated equipment to obtain even foliage coverage without runoff.
• Weather and drift: avoid strong wind, imminent rain, excessive heat and spray drift. Protect people, animals, flowering plants and water bodies.
• No inferred mixtures: recommendation cards are standalone choices, not tank-mix directions.

• Read the complete current label and leaflet before handling, mixing or spraying.
• Wear the personal protective equipment specified on the pack and avoid skin, eye and inhalation exposure.
• Imidacloprid is hazardous to bees and aquatic invertebrates. Follow all flowering-crop, pollinator and water-protection restrictions on the label.
• Store in the original labelled container, tightly closed, away from food, feed, children, animals, heat, moisture and direct sunlight.
• In case of exposure or poisoning, seek medical help promptly and take the product label or container. Do not assume a specific antidote.

Disclaimer: This page summarises verified HPM product information for purchase guidance. The current Indian Ghajini label/leaflet and authorised local agricultural advice take precedence.