ACHOOK AS A NEMATICIDE
 Achook is recommended for controlling Root Knot Nematodes and other parasitic nematodes (Meloidogyne spp, Rodopholus similis, Pmtylenchus sp.) Achook works by inhibiting eggs horn hatching, larvae horn emerging, and reduction in penetration ability of larvae. Achook is recommended os port of Integrated Pest Management (1PM) particularly for resistance management of nematodes. it should be alternated with other nematicides. 

DIRECTIONS OF USE 
Apply as a soil drench or through drip irrigation at a rate of 6 litres per hectare, (6ml per 10 sqm) when it is dry but the plant is not stressed. Excessive moisture in the soil can leach the nematicide. 
The product is stable under acidic soil conditions; however, Achook degrades at a higher rate when the pH is 8 or higher. It performs better in soils with moderate organic matter content. For best results opply Achook when the plant is growing. 

Application of ACHOOK is as a soil drench around the rooting zone 

Application Guidelines for Achook:
Beans, Peas, Onions, and Similar Crops

Mix 6 liters of Achook into 10,000–20,000 liters of water per hectare.
Apply once every 7–14 days starting from germination or transplanting.

Tomatoes, Brinjals, Chillies, Okra, and Similar Crops

Mix 6 liters of Achook into 6,000 liters of water per hectare.
Apply once every 7–14 days from germination or transplanting.
For individual plants: Use 250 ml of solution per plant. Prepare a stock solution by mixing 1,000 ml of Achook in 100 liters of water.

Citrus Trees

Mix 20 ml of Achook with 5 liters of water per tree.
Alternate with other nematicides.

Banana Plants

Mix 8 ml of Achook with 2 liters of water per mat (banana plant cluster).
Alternate with other nematicides.

Roses

Apply 6 liters of Achook per hectare.
Alternate with other nematicides.

Pyrethrum (Insecticide Crop)

Mix 6 liters of Achook into 10,000–20,000 liters of water per hectare.