Katyayani Organics
Katyayani Bhasam Beauveria Bassiana Liquid Bio Insecticide
Katyayani Bhasam Beauveria Bassiana Liquid Bio Insecticide
Product Description
Overview
- Katyayani Bhasam is a liquid bio insecticide containing Beauveria bassiana at 2×10⁸ CFU/ml.
- Controls aphids, whiteflies, thrips, jassids, mealybugs, caterpillars, white grubs and termites.
- Dose: 5 ml per litre of water, 75 ml per 15-litre pump, 750 ml to 1 litre per acre.
- Kills soft-bodied pests in 3 to 7 days by growing through the insect’s outer shell.
- No residue and no waiting period. Can be sprayed up to the day of harvest.
- Works as a foliar spray, a soil drench and through drip. Available in 1 L, 3 L, 5 L and 10 L.
About Product (Katyayani Bhasam Beauveria Bassiana Bio Insecticide)
- Katyayani Bhasam (Beauveria bassiana 2×10⁸ CFU/ml) is a liquid bio insecticide, a living fungus and not a chemical.
- It kills by contact, not by being eaten, so it reaches sucking pests that stomach-poison insecticides never touch.
- Effective against aphids, whiteflies, thrips, jassids, mealybugs, caterpillars, white grubs and termites.
- Suitable for cotton, chilli, tomato, brinjal, okra, cabbage, groundnut, mango, banana and vegetables.
- Leaves no residue and has no waiting period, so it can be sprayed right up to harvest.
Technical Details:
- Technical Content: Beauveria bassiana 2×10⁸ CFU/ml
- Mode of Entry: Contact
- Mode of Action: Cuticle penetration, then systemic infection inside the insect
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Formulation: Liquid suspension
How It Works (Mode of Action)
- Spores stick to the insect’s outer skin within 2 hours of the spray landing on it.
- They germinate in 20 to 24 hours, then drill through the cuticle using protease, chitinase and lipase enzymes.
- Inside the body the fungus multiplies and releases beauvericin and oosporein, which shut down the insect’s nerves and immune system.
- The insect stops feeding and dies in 3 to 7 days. Hard-bodied pests and soil grubs take 2 to 4 weeks.
- The dead insect turns hard and white. This is white muscardine, and it confirms the spray worked.
- Live insects the morning after spraying are normal. The fungus needs three days to reach the insect’s blood.
Method of Application
- Foliar spray: 5 ml per litre of water, which is 75 ml per 15-litre pump.
- Water volume: 150 to 200 litres per acre. Total 750 ml to 1 litre per acre.
- Soil drench or drip: 750 ml to 1 litre per acre applied to the root zone, for white grub and termite.
- Repeat every 7 to 10 days, 2 to 3 sprays.
- Wet the undersides of the leaves. Nymphs sit there.
- Spray in the late afternoon or evening only. Direct sunlight kills the spores in 15 minutes.
- Use the prepared spray the same day. Do not store diluted solution.
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Do not mix with fungicides. Carbendazim and mancozeb kill this product in the tank. Keep 5 to 7 days between a fungicide spray and this one.
When to Spray (Pest Stage and Threshold)
- Spray at first appearance, not at heavy infestation. The fungus needs 3 to 7 days, so a late spray costs a week of damage.
- Cotton whitefly: at 5 to 10 per leaf.
- Cotton jassid: at more than 2 per leaf with leaf crinkling.
- Cotton thrips: at more than 10 per leaf, or when silvering appears.
- Caterpillars (Spodoptera, Helicoverpa): at egg hatch to 2nd instar. Late spraying halves the result.
- Mealybug: at crawler stage, before the wax coat forms.
- White grub: soil drench at egg-lay, before roots are cut.
- For chilli, tomato and vegetables, follow the 2 defenders to 1 pest rule. If natural enemies are ahead, do not spray.
Target Pests and Which Stage It Kills:
|
Pest |
Best stage to target |
Result |
|
Whitefly |
Nymph |
36 to 70% on nymphs, only 2 to 19% on eggs |
|
Thrips |
Adult |
96% in 4 days |
|
Aphid |
Nymph and adult |
Fastest kill, 3 to 4 days |
|
Caterpillar |
1st to 2nd instar |
94.5% on 1st instar, 56.6% on 5th instar |
|
Mealybug |
Crawler |
Wax on adults blocks the spore |
|
White grub |
Larva in soil |
2 to 4 weeks, soil application only |
|
Jassid |
Nymph |
Nymphs before adults |
• Not recommended for mites. Beauveria kills adult mites but not their eggs, so the population comes back.
Key Features & Benefits of Beauveria Bassiana
• Kills on contact, so it reaches sucking pests that never chew a leaf.
• No resistance build-up, because it attacks physically and with several toxins at once.
• Zero residue and no waiting period. Suitable for export produce and organic certification.
• Safe for pollinators, parasitoids and predators at label rate.
• Works both on the crop and in the soil from the same bottle.
• Approved for organic farming.
Usage & Target Crops of Beauveria Bassiana
|
Crop(s) |
Target Pest |
Dosage/Acre |
Dilution in Water |
|
Cotton |
Whitefly, jassid, aphid |
750 ml – 1 L |
5 ml / litre |
|
Chilli, Capsicum |
Thrips, aphid |
750 ml – 1 L |
5 ml / litre |
|
Tomato, Brinjal |
Whitefly, fruit borer |
750 ml – 1 L |
5 ml / litre |
|
Okra |
Jassid, fruit borer |
750 ml – 1 L |
5 ml / litre |
|
Cabbage, Cauliflower |
Diamond back moth |
750 ml – 1 L |
5 ml / litre |
|
Groundnut, Sugarcane |
White grub, termite |
1 L |
Soil drench / drip |
|
Mango, Banana, Papaya |
Mealybug, thrips |
750 ml – 1 L |
5 ml / litre |
Dosage:
• Foliar: 5 ml per litre of water, 75 ml per 15-litre pump, 750 ml to 1 litre per acre.
• Soil drench or drip: 1 litre per acre.
Why Choose Katyayani Bhasam
• 2×10⁸ CFU/ml guaranteed spore count in liquid form, which mixes cleanly and stores better than talc powder.
• One product for foliar spray, soil drench and drip.
• Own manufacturing, batch tested before dispatch.
• Fits into an IPM programme and slows resistance in your chemical sprays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Beauveria bassiana work? +
Beauveria bassiana keeps working for about 5 to 7 days after spraying, after which sunlight degrades the remaining spores. Repeat the spray every 5 to 7 days while pest pressure lasts. It does not give season-long residual control like a chemical insecticide.
How to spray Beauveria bassiana? +
Mix 5 ml per litre of water and spray in the late afternoon or evening, never in direct sunlight. Cover the underside of leaves thoroughly until wet but not running off. Use the prepared mix the same day, as spores die overnight.
Where can I find Beauveria bassiana? +
Beauveria bassiana is sold online by agri-input companies and marketplaces, and through agri-input dealers stocking bio-pesticides. Katyayani Bhasam is available directly at katyayanikrishidirect.com, with home delivery across India in 1, 3, 5 and 10 litre packs.
How to multiply Beauveria bassiana? +
Beauveria bassiana can be multiplied on sterilised broken rice or sorghum grain under laboratory conditions, a method used by KVKs. On-farm multiplication risks contamination, an unknown spore count and loss of virulence, and selling multiplied culture requires CIB&RC registration.
Which pests can Beauveria bassiana control? +
Beauveria bassiana controls aphids, whitefly, thrips, mealybugs, jassids, leafhoppers, caterpillars, American bollworm, termites, white grubs, beetles and weevils. It works best on soft-bodied sucking pests, where spores contact the cuticle easily and infection sets in quickly.
What are the benefits of using Beauveria bassiana? +
Beauveria bassiana leaves no chemical residue, has no pre-harvest interval, suits organic and export production, and pests do not develop resistance to it as they do to chemicals. It also controls pests already resistant to conventional insecticides.
What is the brand name of Beauveria bassiana? +
Beauveria bassiana is sold under many brand names in India, including Katyayani Bhasam, B-Guard from Shree Pesticides and Beveroz from Utkarsh Agrochem. All contain the same fungus; check the CFU count on the pack, as strength varies between brands.
How much does Beauveria bassiana cost? +
Katyayani Bhasam liquid Beauveria bassiana costs ₹417 for 1 litre and ₹2,796 for 10 litres, working out to ₹279 per litre in the largest pack. Powder formulations from various Indian brands typically cost ₹350 to ₹450 per kg.
How to apply Beauveria bassiana? +
Beauveria bassiana can be applied three ways: as a foliar spray at 5 ml per litre, as a soil drench at 750 ml to 1 litre per acre, or through drip irrigation at 1 litre per acre for soil pests like termites and grubs.
Is Beauveria bassiana an insecticide? +
Yes. Beauveria bassiana is a bio-insecticide — a naturally occurring fungus that infects and kills insects rather than poisoning them chemically. Spores land on the pest, penetrate its outer cuticle, grow inside the body and kill it within days.
How long does Beauveria bassiana take to work? +
Beauveria bassiana takes 3 to 7 days to kill most soft-bodied pests, and visible control usually appears within 6 to 14 days. Hard-bodied pests such as white grubs can take 2 to 4 weeks. Live pests the next morning are normal.
What is another name for Beauveria bassiana? +
Beauveria bassiana is commonly called the white muscardine fungus, because it causes white muscardine disease in insects. Its original scientific name was Botrytis bassiana, and its sexual stage is Cordyceps bassiana. It is named after Agostino Bassi, who discovered it in 1835.

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