11% offAdvertisement
22% off
Rallis India
Original product · In stock
Sonic FloFipronil 5% SC
₹997
₹1,284
22% off
MRP inclusive of all taxes
Original Rallis India
Arrives in 2–5 days
7-day easy returns
Not sure about the dose?Ask our expert on WhatsApp · 91002 10758
Chat
Product details
Sonic Flo Insecticide | Fipronil 5% SC
A contact and ingestion insecticide for the listed crop-specific pests.
What it controls: The crop-specific pests listed below.
When to use it: When crop, pest and application timing match the current Indian pack.
What to include: The correct formulation, crop directions and harvest interval.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🐛Contact activity: Rallis describes activity when susceptible pests contact treatment.
- 🍃Ingestion activity: Feeding can provide another exposure route for susceptible pests.
- 🌾Rice pest scope: The manufacturer lists several rice pests, with all pairings retained below.
- 🌿Crop-specific borer coverage: Sugarcane and cotton have distinct borer targets and must retain separate application directions.
- 🔎Known resistance group: Fipronil belongs to IRAC Group 2B, helping identify overlapping modes of action.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Sonic Flo Insecticide — Rallis India Limited. |
| Technical Name | Fipronil 5% SC |
| IRAC MoA Code | Group 2B — GABA-gated chloride channel blocking. |
| Chemical Group | Phenylpyrazole. |
| Formulation | SC — suspension concentrate. |
| Toxicity Label | Follow the supplied pack’s hazard warning and protective-equipment requirements. No toxicity class is asserted here. |
How It Works: Mode of Action
- Pests contact or ingest treatment: Both exposure modes are described by Rallis.
- Chloride channels are blocked: Fipronil blocks GABA-gated chloride channels involved in insect nerve signalling.
- Normal nerve function is disturbed: This produces insecticidal action in susceptible pests; no fixed kill time or growth/yield benefit is asserted.
Use the mode-of-action group when planning resistance management; changing brands does not necessarily change the group. Follow the current pack and local crop advice.
Target Crops & Pests
Rallis lists the following crop and pest pairings. Check that the same uses appear on the current supplied Indian pack.
| Crop | Target Pest(s) |
|---|---|
| Rice |
|
| Chilli |
|
| Cabbage |
|
| Sugarcane |
|
| Cotton |
|
The current rice leaf-folder target is retained. Its separate older branded rate is shown below; water and complete current application directions remain unconfirmed.
Dosage & Application Guide
Reference only: most figures below are from CIB&RC major uses updated to 30 September 2025, not a verified current branded leaflet. The separately marked rice leaf-folder row comes from an older Sonic Flo 5% SC manufacturer catalogue. Neither source is a complete current application programme; match the supplied Indian pack before use.
Dosage per Acre, Litre, & Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)
| Crop | Dose (ml / Acre) | Water (L / Acre) | Dose (ml / Litre) | PHI (Days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rice A* | 404.69–607.03 ml 1000–1500 ml/ha |
202.34 L 500 L/ha |
See note* | 32 days |
| Rice B* | 400–600 ml catalogue / acre |
See note* | See note* | 32 days |
| Chilli; Cabbage | 323.75–404.69 ml 800–1000 ml/ha |
202.34 L 500 L/ha |
See note* | 7 days |
| Sugarcane | 607.03–809.37 ml 1500–2000 ml/ha |
202.34 L 500 L/ha |
See note* | 270 days |
| Cotton A | 607.03–809.37 ml 1500–2000 ml/ha |
202.34 L 500 L/ha |
See note* | 6 days |
| Cotton B | 809.37 ml 2000 ml/ha |
202.34 L 500 L/ha |
See note* | See note* |
Current branded method, exact crop stage, equipment, repeat limits and re-entry remain unconfirmed. The older catalogue says to time treatment to pest occurrence; this does not establish a route or a complete programme.
Cotton A: aphids, jassids, thrips and whitefly. Cotton B: bollworms. Chilli: thrips, aphids and fruit borer; cabbage: diamondback moth. Sugarcane: early shoot borer and root borer.
Acre figures with hectare values are approximate conversions using 0.40468564224. The Rice B dose is copied directly in acres from the older catalogue, not converted from hectares. PHI is the last-treatment-to-harvest interval, not re-entry.
No per-litre or tank dose has been calculated from area rates. An unknown cell does not mean zero or unrestricted use.
Rice A covers clearly matching generic targets, not leaf folder: the generic table prints leaf hopper. Rice B is leaf folder only, supported by the older exact-formulation catalogue at 400–600 ml/acre and 32 days PHI. Its water, concentration and application route remain held.
Cotton B PHI is held: the older Sonic Flo catalogue gives 6 days for bollworms, while CIB&RC gives 7. Resolve this difference on the current supplied pack; do not choose either value yourself. Cotton A sucking pests retain the matching 6-day reference.
The older catalogue lists cabbage 320–400 ml/acre, chilli 400 ml/acre, cotton sucking pests 600 ml/acre, cotton bollworms 800 ml/acre and sugarcane 600–800 ml/acre. These are historical branded references, not substitutions for the qualified hectare table or a current-pack programme.
Sugarcane PHI is stated as 270 days in CIB&RC and 9 months in the older catalogue. The month value has not been converted or treated as permission to shorten the interval. Confirm the current label.
The manufacturer’s general foliar feature does not establish a route for every crop, especially sugarcane. No foliar, soil or other route is inferred.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Match the exact product: Confirm the brand, active ingredient, strength and formulation on the supplied Indian pack.
- Confirm the crop and target: Use only the crop–pest pairing authorised by that current pack; a formulation-level reference does not establish brand approval.
- Obtain the complete programme: Confirm method, crop stage, dose, water, equipment, repeat limit, re-entry and harvest restriction before treatment.
- Follow local restrictions: Check applicable state restrictions as well as the supplied label. Do not improvise a new application route or tank mix.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Sonic Flo contain?Fipronil 5% SC. Check the exact strength and formulation on the supplied pack.
Which crop uses are listed here?Rice, chilli, cabbage, sugarcane and cotton, with the crop-specific targets shown.
Can I use the reference table as a complete application plan?No. The numeric references are for the formulation, not a verified current branded leaflet. Confirm the crop-specific method, timing and other missing directions before use.
Why are there two cotton rows?The references separate sucking pests and bollworms. The sucking-pest PHI is 6 days; bollworm PHI is held because the older branded catalogue says 6 days and CIB&RC says 7. Resolve it against the current pack.
Is a universal tank mix or repeat interval recommended?No. Compatibility, repeat interval and maximum number of applications must come from the current pack and qualified local advice; they are not assumed here.
Safety & Disclaimer
Read the supplied Indian label and leaflet before use. Wear the prescribed protective clothing and equipment; avoid contact with skin and eyes and do not inhale spray or dust.
Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Keep the original container closed, locked away from children, food and animal feed. Prevent contamination of water and follow the pack’s disposal directions.
If exposure or illness occurs, stop work and obtain medical advice promptly with the product pack. Do not self-administer an antidote.
Delivery & returns
Usually delivered in 2–5 days after dispatch.
Return or exchange within 7 days of delivery. Packs must be unopened with seals intact, and return pickup is free. Read the refund policy
Safety tips
Read the label and leaflet before use. Wear gloves, a mask and full sleeves while spraying. Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Keep away from children, food and animal feed.
Ratings & reviews
No reviews yet. Bought Sonic Flo from us? Tell other farmers how it worked on your crop.
Share your review on WhatsAppSponsored picks
Ad
11% offAdvertisement
You may also like
Loading product recommendations