Proven, Tested and Reliable

Achook is a powerful, reliable, effective bio-pesticide, nematicide and insecticide. It has been proven to be a solution for issues on most crops and the list keeps growing.

Achook is a Botanical nematicide/insecticide extracted from the Neem tree (Mwarobaini) containing azadirachtin & neem limonoids for the control of parasitic nematodes and insect pests. Achook is biodegradable, environment friendly and ecologically safe. It has a very low toxicity and is not known to harm beneficial insects.

6 Litres of Achook/
10,000 Liters of Water per Hectare
20ml of Achook/
20 Liters of Water
100ml of Achook
= 5 Knapsack sprayers her bottle
PHI = 8 Hours only

A proven Nematode Control Product

Achook - Nematode Trial
Hypericum - Outdoor Planting

This is a nematode trial undertaken at Eco Roses where we have drenched the beds with a rate of 1ml/ Liter.

We have repeated the drench a week later and the applications have resulted in a more vigorous plant growth for the Treated side.

Other areas Achook is recommended as a Nematicide

Root Knot Nematodes on Spinach

Root Knot Nematodes on Pyrethrum

Root Knot Nematodes on Groundnuts

Achook is recommended for control of Root-Knot Nematodes and other parasitic nematodes on a range of crops. It is believed to act by inhibiting eggs from hatching, larvae from emerging, and reducing in penetration ability of larvae.

How Achook is Applied?

Nematode Control

Many plant-parasitic nematodes feed on the roots of plants. The feeding process damages the plant’s root system and reduces the plant’s ability to absorb water and nutrients. Typical nematode damage symptoms are a reduction of root mass, a distortion of root structure and/or enlargement of the roots

Pest & Insect Control

Achook effectively controls foliar insect pests like White Fly, Borers, Diamond Back Moth, Coffee Leaf Miner, caterpillars, Aphids, Thrips, Mites, Bollworms, etc. Achook offers multiple actions of antifeedant, repellent, insect growth disruptant (IGR), etc.
Foliar application is recommended at 1 Litre per hectare or 20ml into 20 Litres of water.