Multiplex Varsha: The Biological Weapon Against Sucking Pests

Defeat Mealybugs, Whiteflies, and Aphids without harmful chemicals. A powerful Bio-Pesticide (Verticillium lecanii) that kills pests on contact.

Are sucking pests like Mealybugs or Whiteflies destroying your crop despite heavy chemical spraying? These pests have developed resistance to chemicals. You need a biological solution. Multiplex Varsha contains Lecanicillium lecanii (formerly Verticillium), a fungus that infects pests, grows inside them, and kills them naturally. It is safe, effective, and leaves zero residue.

Perfect for Cotton, Chilli, Grapes, and Greenhouse crops.

[Image of mealybug infected by Verticillium fungus]

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

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  Kills Resistant Pests: Works on pests that no longer die from chemical sprays. The fungus physically eats the insect from the inside.
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  Melts Waxy Coating: Mealybugs are hard to kill because of their wax. This fungus produces enzymes that dissolve the wax and penetrate the pest.
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  Zero Residue: Totally safe for export crops. You can spray it even a day before harvest.
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  Eco-Friendly: Does not harm honeybees, ladybugs, or beneficial insects. Only targets the bad bugs.
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  Self-Spreading: Once a pest is infected, the fungus produces spores that spread to nearby pests, creating a chain reaction.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Details
Brand Name	Multiplex Varsha
Microorganism	Lecanicillium lecanii (Verticillium)
Spore Count (CFU)	Min. 1 x 108 CFU / ml (or gm)
Formulation	Liquid or Wettable Powder (Talk Based)
Mode of Action	Contact Poison (Entomopathogen)
Shelf Life	12 Months (Store in cool place)

How It Works: Mode of Action

This fungus is a "Living Pesticide." Here is how it kills the pest:

1. Contact: When you spray, fungal spores land on the insect's body.
2. Invasion: If humidity is high, the spores germinate and drill through the insect's skin (cuticle).
3. Destruction: The fungus grows inside the insect, releasing toxins (Bassianolide) that paralyze and kill it within 4-6 days.
4. Spread: White fungal mold grows out of the dead insect, releasing new spores to infect other bugs nearby.

Result: Complete colony collapse without chemical resistance issues.

Target Crops & Pests

Target Pest	Crops Commonly Affected
Mealybugs	Grapes, Papaya, Custard Apple, Cotton, Hibiscus
Whiteflies	Cotton, Tomato, Chilli, Brinjal, Okra
Aphids	Beans, Cabbage, Rose, Cotton, Cowpea
Thrips	Chilli ("Murda" complex), Capsicum, Rose, Onion

[Image of whitefly infestation on cotton leaf]

Dosage & Application Guide

The Golden Rule: The fungus needs moisture to work. Spray in the evening or after irrigating the field.

Dosage per Acre, Litre, & Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)

*PHI = 0 Days. You can harvest the crop immediately after spraying as it is non-toxic.

How to Apply: Best Practices

• Timing: Spray after 4:00 PM. UV sunlight kills the fungal spores. Nighttime humidity helps the fungus grow.
• Coverage: Sucking pests hide UNDER the leaves. Ensure your spray nozzle reaches the underside of the foliage.
• Mixing: Do NOT mix with Chemical Fungicides (Bavistin, Saaf, etc.) or Sulfur. They will kill the bio-pesticide.
• Storage: This is a living product. Store the bottle in a cool, dark place. Do not leave it in the hot sun.

Frequently Asked Questions

Safety & Disclaimer

Always read and follow the instructions on the official product label. This product contains living organisms. Store in a cool, dry place. While safe, avoid inhaling the spray mist. Strictly avoid mixing with Sulfur or Fungicides.