Madex® XLV insecticidal virus gives you a competitive edge in the battle against resistant codling moth and Oriental fruit moth with a new and highly effective baculovirus. Madex XLV should be incorporated into your insecticide rotation alongside Madex HP and Cyd-X for powerful control.
*SEE PRODUCT LABEL FOR FULL USE INSTRUCTIONS, CROPS, AND PESTS*
Application timing
- 01Pre-Planting
- 02At Planting
- 03Early Post-Planting
- 04Vegetative StageApplied
- 05Flowering/BloomingApplied
- 06Fruit Set/Mid-SeasonApplied
- 07Late-SeasonApplied
- 08Post-Harvest
Specifications on file
Product details
- General purpose
- Biocontrol
- Product type
- Biopesticides
- Composition type
- Bio-Based substances
- Science/technology
- Microbial Technology
- Primary compounds
- Cydia pomonella granulovirus GV-0017
Crops
- Crops
- Apples, Apricots, Almonds, Pears, Peaches, Quinces, Walnuts, Cherries, Nectarines, Plums, Pome Fruit, See Product Label
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Stone Fruit, Tree Nuts
Application
- Application method
- Foliar Spray, Ground
- Pests/diseases
- Codling moth, Oriental fruit moth
Mode and benefits
- Mode of action
- Insecticidal Virus
- Suggested benefits
- Pest Control, Integrated Pest Management
Registration
- Registration
- OMRI Listed, EPA Registered, Residue Exempt
- Commercial status
- Commercially Available
Field endorsements (1)
Endorse this product- MM
Mark Mathis Farmer🇺🇸Mesa, WA 99343
4/16/25
Madex XLV has been an excellent addition to my IPM program for Coddling Moth Control. I prefer to rotate my virus products, using Madex XLV where needed and where I struggle to get control from other products. I typically rotate all virus products (Madex HP / XLV + Cydx HP while also using mating disruption, SIR, etc. The coddling moth issue is a huge one in WA tree fruit, but Madex XLV has been a helpful solution for us growers.
Liked Consistency of Results
Used on Apples
