Agricare Corporation
SNAILKILL
SNAILKILL is a ready-to-use molluscicide that effectively controls snails and slugs in crops, gardens and plantations.
- Safe for non-target animals and the environment
- Easy-to-use pellet formulation with long-lasting effect
- Rapid action against snails, slugs and giant African snails
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Description
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Benefits
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Application
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Composition
SNAILKILL (Metaldehyde 2.5% Pellet) is a trusted molluscicide specially designed for farmers, gardeners, and plantation owners. It protects crops like potato, sweet potato, carrot, citrus, grapevine, tea, rice, paddy, and vegetables from snail and slug damage. Its unique dry pellet formulation ensures consistent performance in both field and greenhouse conditions.
Once ingested, SNAILKILL quickly hydrolyzes into acetaldehyde, leading to excess mucus production, dehydration, and eventual death of snails and slugs. This makes it a highly effective, target-specific solution for long-term crop protection without harming the environment.
Manufacturer: PI Industries
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Benefits
- Provides fast and effective control of snails and slugs
- Reduces crop losses and ensures higher yields
- Long-lasting protection in both field and greenhouse conditions
- Safe for non-target animals and eco-friendly when used properly
- Easy-to-apply pellet form, no special equipment required
- Works through both contact and ingestion action
- Suitable for vegetables, fruits, rice, tea and plantation crops
Application
- Identify infested areas in the evening for best results.
- Scatter 50–80 g of SNAILKILL pellets per 100 sq. ft. near plant bases, crawling paths or between crop rows.
- Field Crops: Apply 2–3 kg per acre.
- Kitchen Garden / Pots: Use 5–10 g per pot.
- Storage Areas / Greenhouses: Evenly scatter pellets in infested zones.
- Repeat application if snail or slug activity continues.
Composition
- Active Ingredient: Metaldehyde 2.5% Pellet
- Formulation: Ready-to-use dry pellets
- Mode of Action: Acts by ingestion and contact, causing excess mucus secretion, dehydration and death in snails and slugs
