Respect 3 Way (Pymetrozine 25 % + Thiamethoxam 17.5 % + Hexaconazole 12.5 % WDG) 500 g
Respect 3 Way | 500 g
Three-ingredient insecticide and fungicide with pymetrozine 25%, thiamethoxam 17.5% and hexaconazole 12.5% by weight. AgroStar describes it for paddy hopper pests, sheath blight and leaf blast.
Custom Fields
Item description
Respect 3 Way Insecticide + Fungicide by AgroStar |
500 g
A three-ingredient insecticide and fungicide that AgroStar
describes for paddy hopper pests, sheath blight and leaf blast.
Composition: Pymetrozine 25% + thiamethoxam 17.5% + hexaconazole 12.5%, each by
weight.
Product form: Solid granules for a spray prepared according to the supplied pack
directions.
Before treatment: Match the paddy problem to the pack’s permitted uses and complete
application instructions.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🧩 Premixed combination: The three active
ingredients are supplied together, rather than assembled from separate products.
- 🎯 Paddy-focused purpose: AgroStar describes
the product for brown and white-backed plant hoppers, green leafhopper, sheath blight and leaf blast.
- 🌿 Reaching sheltered pests: AgroStar
describes movement within the plant and activity against insects on the lower leaf surface.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Respect 3 Way by AgroStar |
| Active ingredients | Pymetrozine 25% w/w + thiamethoxam 17.5% w/w + hexaconazole 12.5% w/w |
| Product category | Insecticide + fungicide |
| Physical form | Solid granules |
| Insecticide groups | Pymetrozine: IRAC 9B; thiamethoxam: IRAC 4A |
| Fungicide group | Hexaconazole: FRAC 3 |
| Manufacturer / supplier | Ulink Agritech Private Limited |
| This pack | 500 g |
| Product code | AGS-CP-1724 |
How It Works: Mode of Action
The ingredients act on insect feeding, insect nerve signalling and
fungal growth. These actions do not make the product suitable for every insect or disease.
- Pymetrozine: Disrupts feeding in susceptible insects by acting on their sensory system.
- Thiamethoxam: Disrupts nerve signals in susceptible insects.
- Hexaconazole: Blocks production of sterols, substances fungi need to build their cell membranes.
Target Crops, Pests & Diseases
| Crop | AgroStar-described purpose |
|---|---|
| Paddy (rice) |
|
These are AgroStar’s stated product purposes. Use only where the
supplied pack permits the crop and target; this summary is not a complete treatment programme.
Dosage & Application Guide
Before preparing a spray, obtain the complete pack directions for
the identified paddy problem. Keep the product quantity, water volume, first-treatment stage, harvest waiting period and worker-entry
restrictions together.
Application Requirements
Start and repeat decisions: Follow the exact
first-treatment trigger and repeat limits for the crop and target. Do not turn general pest or disease severity into a fixed spray
schedule.
Measure for the treated area: Use the pack-directed product
and water amounts. Pack weight does not determine an acre dose, tank size or number of tanks.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Confirm the problem: Identify the insect or disease before selecting treatment, and match it to the supplied pack’s paddy
directions.
- Apply by the specified route: AgroStar describes a foliar spray, applied onto the crop. Use the supplied pack’s mixing and spray
instructions; do not substitute a seed or soil treatment.
- Handle granules carefully: Avoid making or breathing dust. Wear the required protective clothing, chemical-resistant gloves, eye
protection and suitable filtered respiratory protection.
- Avoid unnecessary mixtures: Do not assume a product with three ingredients can be mixed with another pesticide or additive. Check
the exact partner and both labels first.
- Protect water and keep records: Prevent drift, spills and washings from reaching water. Record the spray date and follow the pack’s
harvest, entry and repeat restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
It combines both types: pymetrozine and thiamethoxam are insecticides, and hexaconazole is a fungicide.
Brown plant hopper, white-backed plant hopper, green leafhopper, sheath blight and leaf blast. Confirm the permitted use and complete directions on the supplied pack before treatment.
No. AgroStar describes a spray prepared with water. Follow the supplied pack’s mixing directions; a premixed combination is not a ready-to-spray liquid.
No. Use the pack-directed product and water amounts for the treated area, rather than estimating from the sale pack size.
Only when both current labels support the exact mixture. Do not assume that adding more products improves control or replaces resistance-management advice.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied label and follow its permitted crop and target, complete mixing
directions, treatment timing, harvest waiting period and worker-entry restrictions. This overview does not replace those
directions.
Harmful if swallowed. Causes mild skin irritation and is suspected of causing cancer. Very toxic to
aquatic life with long-lasting effects. Dust can form an ignitable cloud. Avoid breathing dust or mist and avoid skin and eye
contact. Wear protective clothing, boots, chemical-resistant gloves, goggles or a face shield, and suitable approved
respiratory protection with a particle filter. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Wash exposed skin, gloves and
contaminated clothing after work; discard drenched or heavily contaminated clothing and absorbent
material.
Store locked in the original tightly closed pack in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from
children, food, feed, seed, fertiliser, heat, sparks and flame. Keep unprotected people and animals away during handling. Keep
product, spray, spills and washings out of drains and water bodies. Follow the supplied label and authorised waste-disposal
requirements; never reuse empty pesticide containers.
If exposure or illness occurs, stop work and seek urgent medical advice with the container or label.
Move away from contaminated air, remove contaminated clothing and promptly wash affected skin with soap and water. Rinse
exposed eyes with clean water for 15–20 minutes. Do not induce vomiting unless a doctor tells you to. Never give anything by
mouth to an unconscious person or attempt an antidote yourself.