Verimark - Cyantraniliprole 18.41% w/w SC - FMC
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Verimark - Cyantraniliprole 18.41% w/w SC - FMC
Product details
Verimark by FMC
Cyantraniliprole 18.41% w/w SC. Nursery-tray and hill-drench insecticide.
What it controls: Tomato: Thrips, Aphid, Whitefly, Leafminers; Chili: Thrips, Whitefly, Tobacco Caterpillars.
When to use it: Nursery trays before transplanting for chilli, capsicum and tomato; the 1–2 true-leaf stage for cucumber and watermelon.
What to include: Use the label’s seedling-based programme. It is not an acreage spray dose or a seed-coating treatment.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🍅Tomato nursery protection: The tray-treatment programme targets the listed sucking pests and leafminers before transplanting.
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🌶️Chilli nursery treatment: Provides a pre-transplant tray programme for thrips, whitefly and tobacco caterpillars.
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🫑Capsicum nursery coverage: The capsicum programme covers the listed sucking pests, leafminers and tobacco caterpillars.
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🧪Early cucurbit treatment: Cucumber and watermelon have separate hill-drench programmes at the early seedling stage.
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🔬Measured by seedling count: The label uses seedling-based quantities, allowing treatment to match the number of seedlings rather than field acreage.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
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| Brand Name |
Verimark by FMC |
| Technical Name |
Cyantraniliprole 18.41% w/w SC |
| IRAC MoA Code |
Group 28: ryanodine receptor modulators |
| Chemical Group |
Anthranilic diamide |
| Formulation |
SC: suspension concentrate |
| Toxicity Label |
Follow the warning band and protective measures on the supplied pack. |
How It Works: Mode of Action
The formulation is designed for root uptake and early protection of the labelled crops.
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Root delivery: The nursery-tray or hill-drench treatment places the insecticide in the root zone.
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Plant uptake: Root uptake carries the active ingredient into the developing plant.
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Pest activity: Cyantraniliprole disrupts normal muscle function in susceptible insects through ryanodine receptor modulation.
A change of brand alone does not change the active ingredient or its mode-of-action group.
Target Crops & Pests
| Crop |
Target Pest(s) |
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| Tomato |
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| Chili |
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| Capsicum |
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| Cucumber |
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| Watermelon |
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Keep each named crop and target together; a listing for one crop does not extend to other crops.
Dosage & Application Guide
The programme is measured per 1000 seedlings, not per acre. The application route and harvest interval remain crop-specific.
Chilli: thrips, whitefly and tobacco caterpillar. Nursery-tray treatment: 43.75 ml product per 1000 seedlings; the label table lists 10 L water. PHI: 80 days.
Capsicum: thrips, aphids, whitefly, leafminer and tobacco caterpillar. Nursery-tray treatment: 43.75 ml product per 1000 seedlings; the label table lists 10 L water. PHI: 61 days.
Tomato: thrips, aphids, whitefly and leafminer. Nursery-tray treatment: 43.75 ml product per 1000 seedlings; the label table lists 10 L water. PHI: 75 days.
Cucumber: thrips, aphids, whitefly, leafminer and cucumber moth. Hill drench: 62.5 ml product in 50 L water per 1000 seedlings. PHI: 42 days.
Watermelon: thrips, aphids, whitefly and leafminer. Hill drench: 75 ml product in 50 L water per 1000 seedlings. PHI: 47 days.
No derived per-litre recipe is supplied. For nursery trays, first measure the water needed to thoroughly wet the plugs without runoff through the bottom; the amount varies with tray and plug size. Multiply that water requirement by the number of trays to be treated and use the required product amount for the seedling count. Do not treat the fixed table water figure as permission to cause runoff.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Nursery trays: For chilli, capsicum and tomato, stop watering 24 hours before treatment so the solution is absorbed quickly. Apply once 24 hours before transplanting. Do not water trays between application and transplanting. If transplanting is delayed in high temperatures, water sparingly and ensure no runoff from the plugs.
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Hill drench: For cucumber and watermelon, apply once at the 1–2 true-leaf stage using 50 ml prepared solution per seedling. Give irrigation within 24 hours after application.
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Equipment: Use dedicated nursery equipment for tray treatment. For hill drenching, use a 50 ml measuring cup and cover each seedling’s root zone uniformly.
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Re-entry and weather: Keep workers out for 24 hours. Avoid application where heavy rainfall is forecast within 48 hours; prevent runoff.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Verimark contain?
Cyantraniliprole 18.41% w/w SC.
What type of product is it?
Nursery-tray and hill-drench insecticide.
Is Verimark a normal foliar spray?
This Indian programme uses nursery-tray treatment or hill drenching according to the crop, not a foliar spray.
Can these rates be converted to ml per acre?
No. They are paired with 1000 seedlings and the specified nursery or hill-drench method.
Can I mix it with another product?
Do not assume universal compatibility. Use only a mixture permitted for the exact products and crop.
Safety & Disclaimer
Read and follow the supplied label and leaflet, including harvest and re-entry restrictions.
Keep in the original labelled container away from children, food, feed and water. Never reuse the container for household purposes.
Avoid contact, inhalation and environmental contamination. Wear long sleeves, long trousers, chemical-resistant gloves and covered shoes, with a mask and goggles during mixing and loading. Do not eat, drink, smoke or chew betel leaves during application. Wash exposed skin after handling and remove and wash contaminated clothing separately before reuse. Repeated skin contact may cause allergic reactions. The product is toxic to aquatic organisms and fish and highly toxic to honeybees with lasting effects; avoid aquaculture areas and active bee-foraging periods. Seek medical attention promptly if swallowed or exposure causes illness, taking the product label. Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a medical professional. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person.
