Comprehensive Termite Eradication

Termite pathways in soil resemble tree roots, and nests are often located deep underground. Therefore, transmission-based methods must be applied to eradicate termites effectively.

Step 1 – Baiting:

• Identify termite activity, moisten bait boxes, and place them securely along termite trails (preferably in quiet areas).

• If termite trails are inside walls, use fixed racks to hang bait boxes.

• The number of bait boxes depends on infestation level: each trail may require 2–3 boxes.

Step 2 – Applying Powder:

• After 15–20 days in warm seasons or 20–30 days in cold seasons, when termite activity is visible around bait boxes, remove bait and termites into a dry container.

• Sprinkle PMC 90 powder evenly over termites and bait, then return them to the original box placement.

• Four days later, once termites retreat to the nest, remove the boxes.

Step 3 – Spraying Solution:

• Use Lentrek 40 EC solution to spray termite trails and wooden materials, eliminating remaining worker termites and preventing external invasion.

Important Notes:

• Do not open or move bait boxes during the 15–30 day baiting period.

• The more termites attracted to bait, the more effective the transmission of chemicals to the colony, ultimately killing the queen and destroying the underground nest system.

• Do not apply powder during the onset of northeast monsoon or when temperatures fall below 20°C.