Groom BT

Advanced pest control for sensitive crops

For large-scale vegetable producers and greenhouse operators, managing pests like whiteflies, aphids, thrips, and leafhoppers is a constant challenge. «Groom BT», based on the active ingredient Pymetrozine, offers a professional-grade systemic solution. Unlike contact-only sprays, this formulation targets the feeding mechanism of the pests, causing them to stop feeding almost immediately and eventually preventing the transmission of secondary plant diseases.

Strategic application scenarios

• Vegetable crops (Tomato, Cucumber, Pepper): These crops are highly susceptible to sucking pests, which are primary vectors for various viruses. Using «Groom BT» ensures that the crop maintains its health and marketability from the early growth stages.
• Winter Oilseed Rape: Protecting the canopy during the active growth phase is vital. The systemic action of the product allows for consistent suppression of pests that threaten the crop's photosynthetic capacity.
• Ornamental Plants: Nursery managers value this product for its ability to clear infestations of thrips and aphids, which often cause irreversible cosmetic damage to high-value plant stock.

Operational benefits

«Groom BT» is formulated as a water-soluble concentrate, which makes it straightforward to mix and apply. By utilizing foliage spraying during the active growth phase, growers can achieve deep, uniform coverage across the field. Being classified as a Hazard Class 3 product, it provides a manageable safety profile while maintaining high efficacy against target pest populations. Proper application timing and coverage are essential to maximize the product’s systemic benefits.

The product is manufactured by a consortium of reputable Chinese agricultural chemical companies, including Nanjing Red Sun, Shanghai Bioagriland Crop Care, and Shandong Sino-Agri United Biotechnology. The applicant for the Ukrainian market is Ocean Invest. This collaborative supply chain ensures that the product meets the rigorous demands of modern professional agriculture.