Plant fumigation is the process of using fumigant gas to control pests, insects, or rodents in industrial or manufacturing plants such as:
- Food processing plants
- Silo fumigation
- Pharmaceutical plants
- Textile factories
- Packaging units
It is done to protect raw materials, machinery, finished products, and the plant environment from infestation.
Plant Fumigation FAQ
Plant fumigation is a pest control method that uses approved fumigant gases to eliminate insects, larvae, eggs, and other pests hiding in plants, soil, or surrounding areas. It is especially effective for pests that are difficult to reach with surface treatments.
Plant fumigation helps control a wide range of pests, including termites, borers, aphids, mites, nematodes, beetles, and other soil-borne or plant-infesting insects.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals using correct dosages and approved chemicals, plant fumigation is safe for plants. The process is carefully monitored to protect plant health while effectively removing pests.
The fumigation duration depends on the size of the area and the severity of infestation. Typically, the process can take a few hours to a couple of days, including ventilation time before the area is safe to access again.
Yes, people and pets must stay away from the treated area during fumigation and until it has been properly ventilated and declared safe by the pest control team.