Table 8.1.
Pesticides registered for control of arthropod pests of ornamentals listed
by pest
|
|
Chemical Name
|
Product Name(s)
|
Ants
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar, Orthene TT & O WSP, Orthene TT & O Spray
97
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Menace
Nursery Granular, Precise, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC,
*Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
|
|
Aphids
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abamectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC (supp), Avid 0.15EC (supp), Flora-Mek 0.15EC
(supp), Quali-Pro Abamectin 0.15EC (supp)
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar, 1300 Orthene TR, Orthene TT & O WSP, Orthene
TT & O Spray 97, Precise 4%G
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Aza-Direct, Azatin XL
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
BotaniGard 22WP, BotaniGard ES, Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
Attain TR, *Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable,
Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
dichlorvos
|
*DDVP
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG
|
|
fenoxycarb
|
Preclude TR
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
flonicamid
|
*Aria
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
* *Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon 1G, *Marathon 60WP,
*Marathon II
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
kinoprene
|
Enstar II
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
methiocarb
|
*Mesurol
|
|
naled
|
*Dibrom 8E
|
|
neem oil
|
Triact 70
|
|
nicotine
|
*Fulex Nicotine Fumigator
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pymetrozine
|
*Endeavor
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
pyriproxyfen
|
Distance
|
Beetles
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar (Japanese), Orthene TT&O WSP (Japanese),
Orthene TT & O Spray 97 (Japanese),
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG (adults), TriStar 70WSP (adults)
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Aza-Direct, Azatin XL
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Menace Nursery
Granular (grubs), Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom
Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG (Japanese, adults)
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1% (larvae), *Imida E-Pro 2F
(larvae), *Imida E-Pro 60WSP (larvae), *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon
1G, *Marathon 60WP, *Marathon II
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
|
|
Black
Vine Weevil
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar, Orthene TT & O WSP, Precise
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
BotaniGard ES, Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Menace Nursery
Granular, Precise, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom
Flowable
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida E-Pro
60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon 1G, *Marathon 60WP
|
|
nematodes
|
ScanMask, Nemasys-H
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro
|
|
Steinernema carpocapsae
|
Millenium
|
|
|
|
Broad
Mites
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abamectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC, Avid 0.15EC, Flora-Mek, Quali-Pro Abamectin
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Up-Star SC
|
|
chlorfenopyr
|
*Pylon
|
|
pyridaben
|
Sanmite
|
|
spiromesifen
|
Judo
|
|
|
|
Caterpillars
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
1300 Orthene TR
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL, Aza-Direct
|
|
Bacillus thuringiensis aizawai
|
BioBit HP
|
|
Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki
|
Dipel Pro DF, Javelin WG
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar Flowable,
*Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorfenopyr
|
*Pylon
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
diflubenzuron
|
Adept
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon II
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
novaluron
|
Pedestal
|
|
permethrin
|
*Ambush 25W, *Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Pounce 25 WP
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
pyridalyl
|
Overture 35WP
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
|
|
Cyclamen
Mite
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abemectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC , Avid 0.15EC, Flora-Mek, Quali-Pro
Abamectin
|
|
chlorfenopyr
|
*Pylon
|
|
spiromesifen
|
Judo
|
|
|
|
Earwigs
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar
Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
Fungus
Gnats
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
1300 Orthene TR (adults)
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL (larvae), Aza-Direct (larvae)
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Menace
Nursery Granular (larvae), Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery (adults),
*Up-Star SC (adults) , *Wisdom Flowable (adults)
|
|
Bacillus thuringiensis susp israelensis
|
Gnatrol (larvae)
|
|
chlorfenopyr
|
*Pylon
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR (adults)
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP (adults)
|
|
cyromazine
|
Citation (larvae)
|
|
diflubenzuron
|
Adept (larvae)
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil (adults)
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP (larvae), *Imida E-Pro 1% (larvae), *Imida
E-Pro 2F (larvae), *Imida E-Pro 60WSP (larvae), *Lada 2F (larvae), *Majesty,
*Mallet, Marathon II
|
|
kinoprene
|
Enstar II (larvae)
|
|
nematodes
|
Nemasys (larvae), ScanMask (larvae)
|
|
permethrin
|
*Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray (adults)
|
|
pyriproxyfen
|
Distance (larvae)
|
|
|
|
Gall
Midges
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
|
|
Grasshoppers
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar
Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Lace
Bugs
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
1300 Orthene TR
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar
Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon 1G, *Marathon 60WP,
*Marathon II
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Pounce 25 WP
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Leafhoppers
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar
Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon II
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
neem oil
|
Triact 70
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Pounce 25 WP, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Leafminers
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abamectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC, Avid 0.15EC, Flora-Mek, Quali-Pro Abamectin
|
|
acephate
|
1300 Orthene TR
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL, Aza-Direct
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar
Nursery, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
cyromazine
|
Citation
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon IG, *Marathon 60WP,
*Marathon II
|
|
novaluron
|
Pedestal (supp)
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Pounce 25 WP, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
Leafrollers
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
1300 Orthene TR, Orthene TT & O WSP, Orthene TT &
O Spray 97
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL
|
|
Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki
|
Javelin WG
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar
Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
naled
|
*Dibrom 8E
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Mealybugs
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Acephate Pro 97, Avatar, 1300 Orthene TR, Orthene TT &
O WSP, Orthene TT & O Spray 97, Precise 4% G
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL, Aza-Direct
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
BotaniGard, Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, *Menace
Nursery Granular, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom
Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
dichlorvos
|
*DDVP
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
flonicamid
|
*Aria
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon 1G, *Marathon 60WP,
*Marathon II
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
kinoprene
|
Enstar II
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
naled
|
*Dibrom 8E
|
|
neem oil
|
Triact 70
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Millipedes
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar
Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
Mites
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abamectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC, Avid 0.15EC, Flora-Mek, Quali-Pro Abamectin
|
|
acephate
|
1300 Orthene TR
|
|
acequinocyl
|
Shuttle 15SC
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Aza-Direct
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenazate
|
Floramite SC
|
|
bifenthrin
|
Attain TR, *Attain Greenhouse, Talstar Flowable, *Talstar
Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlofentezine
|
Ovation
|
|
chlorfenopyr
|
*Pylon
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
dichlorvos
|
*DDVP
|
|
etoxazole
|
*TetraSan 5 WDG
|
|
fenbutatin
|
*ProMITE 50WP
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
fenpyroximate
|
Akari
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
hexythiazox
|
*Hexygon
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
methiocarb
|
*Mesurol
|
|
naled
|
*Dibrom 8E
|
|
neem oil
|
Triact 70
|
|
propargite
|
Ornamite
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
pyridaben
|
Sanmite
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
spiromesifen
|
Judo
|
|
|
|
Scale
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar (crawlers), 1300 Orthene TR, Orthene TT & O WSP
(crawlers), Orthene TT & O Spray 97 (crawlers)
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Aza-Direct
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable (crawlers),
Talstar Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC (crawlers) , *Wisdom Flowable
(crawlers)
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG
|
|
fenoxycarb
|
Preclude TR
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon 1G, *Marathon 60WP
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
kinoprene
|
Enstar II
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
neem oil
|
Triact 70
|
|
pyriproxyfen
|
Distance
|
|
|
|
Shore
Flies
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL (larvae)
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos+cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR (adults)
|
|
cyromazine
|
Citation (larvae)
|
|
diflubenzuron
|
Adept (larvae)
|
|
pyriproxyfen
|
Distance (larvae)
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
Steinernema carpocapsae
|
Millenium
|
|
|
Slugs,
Snails
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
iron phosphate
|
Sluggo
|
|
metaldehyde
|
Deadline Bullets, Deadine M-Ps, Durham Metaldehyde
Granules 3.5
|
|
methiocarb
|
*Mesurol, *Mesurol Pro
|
|
|
|
Sowbugs
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
acephate
|
Orthene TT & O Spray 97
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar
Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
methiocarb
|
*Mesurol Pro
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Spittlebugs
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
|
|
Springtails
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
|
|
Thrips
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abamectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC (supp), Avid 0.15EC (supp), Flora-Mek 0.15EC
(supp), Quali-Pro Abamectin 0.15EC (supp)
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar, 1300 Orthene TR, Orthene TT & O WSP, Orthene
TT & O Spray 97
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL, Aza-Direct
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
BotaniGard, Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar
Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos
|
*Duraguard ME
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG (supp)
|
|
fenoxycarb
|
Preclude TR
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
flonicamid
|
*Aria
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP (supp), *Imida E-Pro 1% (supp), *Imida E-Pro
2F (supp), *Imida E-Pro 60WSP (supp), *Lada 2F (supp), *Majesty, *Mallet,
*Marathon 1G (supp), *Marathon 60WP (supp), *Marathon II (supp)
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
methiocarb
|
*Mesurol
|
|
novaluron
|
Pedestal
|
|
permethrin
|
*Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
pyridalyl
|
Overture 35WP
|
|
spinosad
|
Conserve SC
|
|
|
|
Whiteflies
|
|
For a complete description of each chemical listed, see
Table 8.2. See product labels for specific pest species controlled.
|
|
abamectin
|
Ardent 0.15EC (supp), Avid 0.15EC (supp), Flora-Mek 0.15EC
(supp), Quali-Pro Abamectin 0.15EC (supp)
|
|
acephate
|
Avatar, 1300 Orthene TR, Orthene TT & O WSP, Orthene
TT & O Spray 97
|
|
acetamiprid
|
TriStar 30SG, TriStar 70WSP
|
|
azadirachtin
|
Azatin XL, Aza-Direct
|
|
Beauveria bassiana
|
BotaniGard, Naturalis-L
|
|
bifenthrin
|
*Attain Greenhouse, *Menace GC 7.9% Flowable, Talstar
Flowable, *Talstar Nursery, *Up-Star SC, *Wisdom Flowable
|
|
chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin
|
*Duraplex TR
|
|
cyfluthrin
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
|
dichlorvos
|
*DDVP
|
|
diflubenzuron
|
Adept (suppression)
|
|
dinotefuran
|
Safari 20 SG
|
|
fenoxycarb
|
Preclude TR
|
|
fenpropathrin
|
*Tame 2.4EC
|
|
fenpropathrin + acephate
|
Tame/Orthene TR
|
|
flonicamid
|
*Aria
|
|
fluvalinate
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
|
horticultural oil
|
Ultrafine Oil
|
|
imidacloprid
|
*Benefit 60WP, *Imida E-Pro 1%, *Imida E-Pro 2F, *Imida
E-Pro 60WSP, *Lada 2F, *Majesty, *Mallet, *Marathon 1G, *Marathon 60WP,
*Marathon II
|
|
insecticidal soap
|
M-Pede
|
|
kinoprene
|
Enstar II
|
|
malathion
|
Malathion 5EC
|
|
naled
|
*Dibrom 8E
|
|
neem oil
|
Triact 70
|
|
novaluron
|
Pedestal
|
|
permethrin
|
*Astro, *Perm-Up 3.2EC, *Pounce 25 WP, *Waylay 3.2 AG
|
|
pymetrozine
|
*Endeavor
|
|
pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide
|
*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray, Pyrenone Crop Spray
|
|
pyridaben
|
Sanmite
|
|
pyriproxyfen
|
Distance
|
|
|
|
|
NOTES:
*Restricted-use pesticide; may be purchased and used
only by certified applicators or used by someone under the direct supervision
of a certified applicator
†
Not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties; pesticide labels that indicate
“Not for use on Long Island, N.Y.” means that use is prohibited in Nassau and
Suffolk Counties only.
|
Table 8.2. Insecticides for control of arthropod pests of
ornamentals, listed by product trade name
|
|
Trade Name
|
Chemical Name/Formulation
|
EPA Reg. No.
|
REI§
|
Chemical Class1
|
|
Adept
|
diflubenzuron 25% WP
|
400-477
|
12
|
15
|
|
Registered against: armyworms, fungus gnat larvae,
leafminers (leps), shore fly larvae, whiteflies (suppression)
|
|
For use in enclosed commercial structures such as greenhouses,
shadehouses, and lathhouses only. Product works by disrupting normal molting
processes of insect larvae. Apply as soil drench or coarse spray to soil
surface for control of certain soil-inhabiting insects. Do not reuse potting
media that has been treated with product. For optimum control when applying
as a soil treatment, it is recommended that breeding areas under benches and
other non-crop areas be treated at the same time as crop is treated. For
control of certain foliar-feeding insects, apply as foliar spray. Do not
apply to poinsettias, hibiscus, or Reiger begonia. When using as a foliar
spray to control whitefly, use product in combination or in rotation with
other effective insecticides. Do not apply to pots grown on capillary water
mats. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Akari
|
fenpyroximate 5%
|
71711-4
|
12
|
21
|
|
Registered against: mites
|
|
For use on greenhouse ornamental, floral and foliage crops,
indoor ornamental plantings and plantscapes. Apply as a foliar spray, and
good coverage Is necessary. Product stops mite damage immediately after
application and provides stop-feeding action together with a cessation of egg
laying, and mites die in 4 to 7 days. Do not apply
more than 48 fl oz of product per crop cycle or per growing season, whichever
is longer. Do not apply product in successive miticide applications in the
same greenhouse, allow at least 2 different chemicals with different modes of
action to be used between treatments. See label for plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
|
|
*Ambush 25W
|
permethrin 25% WP
|
5481-502
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: caterpillars
|
|
For use on nursery stock, field-grown
and greenhouse roses. Apply as a foliar spray. Avoid spraying chrysanthemum
blooms, not all cultivars have been tested for phytotoxicity. Application to
blooms may cause petal browning. See label for plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
|
|
Ardent 0.15EC
|
abamectin 2% EC
|
100-896
|
12
|
6
|
|
Registered against: aphids (suppression), leafminers,
mites, thrips (suppression), whiteflies (suppression)
|
|
For use on shadehouse, greenhouse, field-grown ornamentals,
and foliage plants. Apply as foliar spray. Do not apply less than 8 fl. oz.
or more than 16 fl. oz. per acre. Do not make more than six applications per
copping cycle. Do not use more frequently than at seven-day intervals. Rotate
with products that have different modes of action. Do not use product for
suppression of aphids, whiteflies, and thrips on roses, chrysanthemums, and
gerbera. These ornamentals are primary hosts of mites and Liriomyza
leafminers for which product applications should be targeted. Not recommended
for use on ferns and Shasta daisies. See label for resistance management
techniques and for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*Aria
|
flonicamid 50%WDG
|
279-3287
|
12
|
9C
|
|
Registered against: aphids, mealybugs, thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use on herbaceous and woody ornamentals, annuals and
perennials in greenhouses. Product is packaged in water-soluble packets.
Product stop insect feeding with 30 minutes, but insects may remain on plants
for up to 5 days. Product has residual control. Treat when insects appear.
For improved knockdown of heavy infestations, apply as a tank mix with a
pyrethroid or other fast acting material. Do not apply this product more than
two times consecutively before rotating to another
chemistry. Certain pansy cultivars have exhibited sensitivity to
product. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*Astro
|
permethrin 36.8% EC
|
279-3141
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, armyworms, Japanese
beetles, lace bugs, leaf-feeding caterpillars, leafhoppers, leafminers,
leafrollers, lygus bugs, mealybugs, plant bugs, root weevils (adults),
whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, landscaped areas, and field- and container-grown foliage and
flowering plants. Apply when insects appear or feeding is noticed. Higher
rates should be used as pest populations increase.
Direct application to blooms may cause browning of petals. Marginal leaf burn
may occur on Salvia, Dieffenbachia, and Pteris fern. See label for specific
rates and instructions.
|
|
Attain TR
|
bifenthrin 4%
|
499-472
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, fungus gnats, leafrollers,
mealybugs, mites, plant bugs, scale, thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use on greenhouse bedding plants, cut flowers,
flowering hanging baskets, foliage plants, potted flowering plants, and
ornamentals. For best results apply during early evening when foliage is dry
and temperature is between 60 – 80°F. Greenhouse should be ventilated before
reentry. Do not re-apply product within 48 hours of a previous application.
See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Attain Greenhouse
|
bifenthrin 7.9%
|
53883-159-499
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, beetles, black vine
weevil, broad mites, caterpillars, fungus gnats, lace bugs, leafhoppers, mealybugs,
mites, pillbugs, plant bugs, scale, sowbugs, thrips, weevils, whiteflies
|
|
Use on foliage plants, flower, and ornamentals in
greenhouses and interiorscapes. In New York state do not make second
application of product within 2 weeks of the first application. Apply as a
foliar spray. See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Avatar
|
acephate 75% SP
|
81964-2-81943
|
24
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (Japanese), leafrollers,
mealybugs, plant bugs, scale (crawlers), thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use on greenhouse floral and foliage plant crops, and
outdoor floral crops and ground covers. Do not apply to chrysanthemums and
roses with open blooms. Phytotoxicity has occurred on poinsesttia after bract
formation. Certain chrysanthemums and specific foliage plants have exhibited
phytotoxicity after product application - see label for list of specific
varieties. See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Avid 0.15EC
|
abamectin 2% EC
|
100-896
|
12
|
6
|
|
Registered against: aphids (suppression), leafminers,
mites, thrips (suppression), whiteflies (suppression)
|
|
For use on shadehouse, greenhouse, field-grown ornamentals,
and foliage plants. Apply as foliar spray. Product has translaminar
properties. Do not apply less than 8 fl. oz. or more than 16 fl. oz. per
acre. Do not make more than six applications per copping cycle. Do not use
more frequently than at seven-day intervals. Rotate with products that have
different modes of action. Do not use product for suppression of aphids whiteflies, and thrips on roses, chrysanthemums,
and gerbera. These ornamentals are primary hosts of mites and Liriomyza
leafminers for which product applications should be targeted. Not recommended
for use on ferns and Shasta daisies. See label for resistance management
techniques and for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Aza-Direct
|
azadirachtin 1.2%
|
71908-1-10163
|
4
|
18B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, caterpillars, flies,
fungus gnats, true bugs, leafrollers, leafminers, mealybugs, midges, mites,
psyllids, plant bugs, scale, thrips, weevils, whiteflies
|
|
For use as a drench or as a foliar spray on plants grown
in greenhouses, shadehouses, and nurseries. Product controls target pests on
contact or by ingestion. The product acts on pests by way of repellence,
antifeedance and interference with the molting process. Apply when insects
appear or feeding is noticed. The optimum pH range for application is 5-6.5.
If needed, the pH of the water can be adjusted by use of a suitable buffering
agent. Product can be used on vegetables, herbs and spices, and other miscellaneous
crops. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Azatin XL
|
azadirachtin 3% EC
|
70051-27-59807
|
4
|
18B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, armyworms, beetles, black vine
weevils, caterpillars, chafers, cutworms, fungus gnats, leafhoppers,
leafminers, leafrollers, mealybugs, sawflies, shore flies, thrips, whiteflies
|
|
Can be used indoors and outdoors
on ornamentals and horticultural crops. Maintain dilute Azatin solutions at a
pH between 3 and 7, and apply solution soon after preparation. Controls
insect larvae when they ingest or come in contact with it. Interferes with
insect’s ability to molt. Product can be used as a soil drench for
controlling soil-borne insect larvae – apply to moderately moist soils.
Thoroughly wet the soil with product, but do not apply to the point of
excessive drip from pots. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*Benefit 60WP
|
imidacloprid 60%
|
42750-153-58185
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (larvae), black vine
weevil, caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers,
leafminers, mealybugs, sawflies (larvae), scale, thrips (suppression),
weevils (root), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and
interior plantscapes, also can be applied to grassy areas in nurseries for
certain insect control. Product is systemic and can be applied as a foliar
spray, or can be applied to the soil media. Product comes in water-soluble
packets. Product can also be used in ebb and flood applications. No soil
injection on Long Island. Do not apply product to soils that are water logged
or saturated. See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
BioBit HP
|
Bacillus thuringiensis
subsp. kurstaki 58.2% WP
|
73049-54
|
4
|
11B2
|
|
Registered against: caterpillars
|
|
|
|
|
For use on flowers, bedding plants, ornamentals, and greenhouse
crops. May be used to control small immatures; apply when eggs start hatching
and larvae are small. Must be ingested to be effective, so thorough coverage
is essential. Larvae must be actively feeding on treated, exposed plant
parts. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
BotaniGard 22WP
|
Beauveria bassiana
22%WP Strain GHA
|
70810-8
|
4
|
Biological
|
|
Registered against: aphids, mealybugs, thrips, weevils,
whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals and vegetables in indoor and
outdoor nurseries, greenhouses, shadehouses, commercial
landscapes/interiorscapes, and on turf. Designed for application without
additional wetting agents and spreaders. Do not tank mix with fungicides. Acts
by contact: spores must attach to cuticle of target insect to be effective,
so thorough coverage is essential. Most effective when used early, before
high insect populations develop. Typically it takes three to seven days for
insects to die and 7 to 10 days after first spray to see a reduction in an
insect population. Product may be used as a pre-plant dip for cuttings. For
soil applications do not apply to water-saturated soils. See label for plant
list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
BotaniGard ES
|
Beauveria bassiana
Strain GHA 11.3%ES
|
70810-6
|
4
|
Biological
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, mealybugs, plant
bugs, thrips, weevils, whiteflies
|
|
|
|
For use on ornamentals and vegetables in indoor and outdoor
nurseries, greenhouses, and landscapes. Acts by contact: spores must attach
to cuticle of target insect to be effective, so thorough coverage is
essential. Most effective when used early, before high insect populations
develop. Typically it takes three to seven days for insects to die and 7 to
10 days after first spray to see a reduction in an insect population. Do not
tank mix with fungicides. See label for plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
|
|
Citation
|
cyromazine 75% WP
|
100-667
|
12
|
17
|
|
Registered against: larvae of dipterous leafminers, fungus
gnats, shore flies
|
|
|
|
For use on landscape ornamentals, container-grown
ornamentals, greenhouses, lath and shadehouses, and ornamental crops. For use
on shore fly larvae only on greenhouse ornamental crops and in
interiorscapes. Product is an insect growth regulator and will not kill adult
insects. Rotate with insecticides that have different modes of action for
leafminer control. Product comes in water-soluble bags. See label for
specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Conserve SC
|
spinosad 11.6% SC
|
62719-291
|
4
|
5
|
|
Registered against: ants (fire), beetles, caterpillars, gall
midges, leafminers, mites, shoreflies, sawflies (larvae), thrips (exposed)
|
|
For use on ornamentals in nurseries, greenhouses, lath
houses, shadehouses, or growing outdoors. Fermentation-derived insect control
agent; because of its unique mode of action, can be used in resistance
management programs in rotation with any other class of products. Product
should not be used more than 10 times in a 12 month period, and for control
of leafminers, spider mites, or diamondback moths do not apply more than 6
times in 12 months. Except for greenhouses and structures that can be altered
to be closed or open, do not reapply within less than 7 days. Product is a
Group 5 insecticide and users should follow specific greenhouse IPM
techniques on label to avoid pest resistance. Product has specific
recommendations for use in commercial aquatic plant production – read label.
See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*DDVP (Fulex)
|
dichlorvos smoke 11.09%
|
1327-36
|
See
notes
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, mealybugs, mites, whiteflies
|
|
|
|
Fumigant, for use in greenhouses only. REI = WPS Vent-ilation requirements are met. Greenhouse
temperatures should be between 70° and 90°F during application. Do not apply
when foliage or blossoms are wet as injury may result. See label for specific
rates and instructions.
|
|
Deadline Bullets
|
metaldehyde 4%
|
5481-507
|
12
|
unknown
|
|
Registered against: slugs, snails
|
|
Apply as a soil surface treatment. For use in ornamental
greenhouses, ornamental plantings, commercial ornamental nurseries, and
ground covers. For best results apply in evening.
Especially beneficial if applied following rain or watering.
|
|
Deadline M-Ps
|
metaldehyde 4%G
|
5481-511
|
12
|
unknown
|
|
Registered against: slugs, snails
|
|
|
|
|
For use on ornamental greenhouses, plantings, and
nurseries. Most plants show tolerance to product. However, on tender plants such
as orchids, making a test application before a broadcast application over the
plants is recommended. For best results, apply in evening. Best if applied
following rain or watering. See label for complete plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
|
|
Decathlon 20WP
|
cyfluthrin 20% WP
|
432-1402-59807
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, caterpillars, fungus
gnats, grasshoppers, lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafrollers, mealybugs, midges, pillbugs,
plant bugs, sawfly larvae, scale (crawlers), sowbugs, spittlebugs, thrips,
whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in nurseries and greenhouses,
outdoor landscaped areas, and interior plantscapes. Good spray coverage is necessary
to provide the most effective level of control. See label for specific rates
and instructions.
|
|
*Dibrom 8E
|
naled 62% EC
|
5481-479
|
24 (see label)
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, leafrollers, mealybugs, spider
mites, whiteflies (adults)
|
|
For use in greenhouses as a vapor treatment of roses and
other ornamentals. Has good fumigant action. May be applied to steam pipes,
or in open pans on hot plates, but can be corrosive to metals. Avoid over treatment
and direct application to plants. May injure certain rose and chrysanthemum
varieties, Wandering Jew, poinsettias, and Dutchman’s Pipe. Do not apply this
product when air temperature is above 90°F due to phytotoxicity issues. See
label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
DiPel PRO DF
|
Bacillus thuringiensis
subsp. kurstaki 54% DF
|
73049-39
|
4
|
11B2
|
|
Registered against: caterpillars
|
|
|
|
|
For use in greenhouses, shadehouses, and outdoor nursery
crops, on flowers, bedding plants, and ornamentals. Product may be used for
any labeled pest in both field and greenhouse uses. Product controls pests by
stopping their feeding activity. Larvae of targeted insect pest must ingest
deposits of product to be affected. Treat when larvae are young. See label
for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Distance
|
pyriproxyfen 11.23%
|
59639-96
|
12
|
7C
|
|
Registered against: aphids (suppression only), fungus
gnats, scale, shore flies, whiteflies
|
|
|
For use on indoor (greenhouse, lath, and shadehouse and
interiorscapes) and outdoor ornamentals, including flowering and foliage
crops, and ground covers. Will not control adult insects and is recommended
to be used in combination and/or rotation with other IPM materials. Product
has translaminar activity. Apply no more than two times per cropping cycle or
no more than two times per six months. Do not apply to Boston fern, coral
bells, Gardenia, ghost plant, salvia, or schefflera. Do not apply to
poinsettias after bract formation. See label for complete plant list, rates,
and specific instructions.
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|
*Duraguard ME
|
chlorpyrifos 20% ME
|
499-367
|
24
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, beetles, caterpillars,
fungus gnats, Japanese beetles, leafhoppers, leafminers, mealybugs (incl.
root mealybugs), mites, plant bugs, scale, thrips, weevils (root)
|
|
For use in commercial ornamental greenhouses and
nurseries. Do not use on Kalanchoes. Can be applied as a foliar spray and as
a coarse spray to soil surface. Direct treatment to some open blooms may
cause petal drop. See label for plant list, specific rates, and instructions.
|
|
*DuraPlex TR
|
chlorpyrifos 8% + cyfluthrin
1.6% TR
|
499-405
|
24
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, fungus gnats,
mealybugs, mites, scale, shore flies, thrips, whiteflies
|
|
Labeled for use in greenhouses only as a total release
spray. May be used on bedding plants, cut flowers, hanging baskets, foliage
plants, flowering plants, and ornamentals. For best results, apply during
early evening when foliage is dry and temperature is between 60 – 80°F. See
label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Durham Metaldehyde Granules
3.5
|
metaldehyde 3.5%G
|
5481-91
|
12
|
unknown
|
|
Registered against: slugs, snails
|
|
For use in ornamental greenhouses, ornamental gardens,
planted borders, and groundcovers. Water the infested area thoroughly before
applying product. Broadcast or sprinkle product evenly. Do not rewater for 48
hours. Do not apply directly to plants unless prior experience has shown the
plant to be tolerant to this product. See label for complete plant list,
rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Durham Metaldehyde Granules
7.5
|
metaldehyde 7.5%G
|
5481-103
|
12
|
unknown
|
|
Registered against: slugs, snails
|
|
For use in ornamental greenhouses, ornamental gardens,
planted borders, and groundcovers. Water the infested area thoroughly before
applying product. Broadcast or sprinkle product evenly. Do not rewater for 48
hours. Do not apply directly to plants unless prior experience has shown the
plant to be tolerant to this product. See label for complete plant list,
rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Endeavor
|
pymetrozine 50%WDG
|
100-913
|
12
|
9B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, whiteflies
|
|
|
|
|
For use on landscape-, field-, and container-grown
ornamentals, ground covers, and ornamental plants in greenhouses, lath and
shadehouses, and interiorscapes. Product controls pests by stopping their
feeding activity. Insects stop feeding within hours but remain on the plant
for a short time (two to four days). Product has some residual activity and
will control pests that move onto plant after spraying. Do not apply to
poinsettias after bract formation. Some restrictions regarding application
amounts apply; see label for complete plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
|
|
Enstar II
|
kinoprene 65.1% EC
|
2724-476
|
4
|
7A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, fungus gnat larvae, mealybugs,
scale, thrips, whiteflies
|
|
|
|
For use in greenhouses, shadehouses, lathhouses and
interiorscapes on ornamentals. Apply before bract formation in poinsettia. Some
varieties of roses show delayed damage. See label for specific rates and
instructions.
|
|
Flora-Mek 0.15EC
|
abamectin 2% EC
|
100-896-72112
|
12
|
6
|
|
Registered against: aphids (suppression), leafminers, mites,
thrips (suppression), whiteflies (suppression)
|
|
For use on shadehouse, greenhouse, field-grown
ornamentals, and foliage plants. Apply as foliar spray. Do not apply less
than 8 fl. oz. or more than 16 fl. oz. per acre. Do not make more than six
applications per copping cycle. Do not use more frequently than at seven-day
intervals. Rotate with products that have different modes of action. Do not
use product for suppression of aphids whiteflies,
and thrips on roses, chrysanthemums, and gerbera. These ornamentals are
primary hosts of mites and Liriomyza leafminers for which product
applications should be targeted. Not recommended for use on ferns and Shasta
daisies. See label for resistance management techniques and for specific
rates and instructions.
|
|
Floramite SC
|
bifenazate 22.6%SC
|
400-508
|
12
|
25
|
|
Registered against: mites
|
|
|
|
|
For use on ornamental plants (including bedding plants,
flowering plants, foliage plants, bulb crops, perennial plants, and woody plants)
in greenhouses, shade houses, nurseries, landscapes, and interiorscapes.
Product should be applied as soon as mites appear and will provide residual
control for up to 21 days. Product is primarily active on the motile stages
of mites but also has ovicidal activity against spider mites. Do not use
product in successive applications. Make only one application of product
before rotating to products of an alternative chemical class, and use at
least two alternative products between treatments of product. Do not make
more than 2 applications per crop per year. Product degrades rapidly when
mixed and stored with alkaline water of high temperature (122°F). See label
for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Fulex Nicotine Fumigator
|
nicotine smoke 13.4%
|
1327-41
|
See notes
|
4B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, thrips
|
|
For use in greenhouses only. REI = when WPS ventilation requirements are met. Greenhouse temperatures
must be between 70° and 90° F during application. Foliage and blooms should
be free of moisture, and relative humidity in greenhouse should be low. Soil
should be moist, but do not water on the day of application. Do not apply on
rainy or windy days. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*Hexygon DF
|
hexythiazox 50% WDG
|
10163-251
|
12
|
10A
|
|
Registered against: mites (eggs and immatures)
|
|
|
|
|
Product will also control immature
motile stages of target mite species that are sprayed or move onto treated
surfaces. Adult mites are not directly affected, but eggs produced by females
in contact with treated surfaces will be rendered inviable. Product does have
some residual activity. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*Imida E-Pro 1%
|
imidacloprid 1%G
|
81959-19
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (larvae), black vine
weevil, caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers,
mealybugs, scale, thrips (suppression), weevils (root), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and
interior plantscapes, also can be applied to grassy areas in nurseries for
certain insect control. Product is systemic and is applied to the soil media.
Do not apply product to soils that are water logged or saturated. See label
for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Imida E-Pro 2F
|
imidacloprid 21.4%F
|
81959-22
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (larvae), black vine
weevil, caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers,
leafminers, mealybugs, sawflies (larvae), scale, thrips (suppression),
weevils (root), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and
interior plantscapes, also can be applied to grassy areas in nurseries for
certain insect control. Product is systemic and can be applied as a foliar
spray, or can be applied to the soil media. Product can also be used in ebb
and flood applications. No soil injection on Long Island. Do not apply
product to soils that are water logged or saturated. See label for plant
list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Imida E-Pro 60WSP
|
imidacloprid 60% WSP
|
81959-24
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (larvae), black vine
weevil, caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers,
leafminers, mealybugs, sawflies (larvae), scale, thrips (suppression),
weevils (root), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and
interior plantscapes, also can be applied to grassy areas in nurseries for
certain insect control. Product is systemic and can be applied as a foliar
spray, or can be applied to the soil media. Product comes in water-soluble
packets. Product can also be used in ebb and flood applications. No soil
injection on Long Island. Do not apply product to soils that are water logged
or saturated. See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Javelin WG
|
Bacillus thuringiensis
subsp. kurstaki 85%
|
70051-66
|
4
|
11B2
|
|
Registered against: caterpillar larvae and leafrollers
|
|
For use on flowers and ornamentals in greenhouses and outdoors.
Apply at first sign of newly hatched worms (1st and 2nd
instar larvae). Product attacks the larval gut and must be ingested. See
label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Judo
|
spiromesifen 45.2%
|
432-1280-59807
SLN NY-07 0001
|
12
|
23
|
|
Registered against: broad mites, cyclamen mites, mites,
whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals, flowers, and foliage plants in
greenhouses. Product is registered with a Special Local Needs Label (SLN) in New
York State. User must have SLN. OUTDOOR USE PROHIBITED IN NEW YORK. Product
is active on all mite development stages, but is most effective on juvenile
stages. Product is effective against whitely nymphs, plus it has a
significant effect on the pupal stage. For best results good coverage of the
upper and lower leaf surfaces is recommended. Phytotoxicity has been observed
after application to geraniums and impatiens, so do not use on these plant
species. It is not recommended to use product in successive miticide
applications during the same cropping cycle. See label for plant list, rates,
and specific instructions.
|
|
*Lada 2F
|
imidacloprid 21.4% F
|
83100-6-83979
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (larvae), black vine weevil,
caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers,
mealybugs, sawflies (larvae), scale, thrips (suppression), weevils (root),
whiteflies
|
|
For use on outdoor ornamentals and flowers. Can also be
used in and around greenhouses and gardens for millipedes, sowbugs, and
springtails. Injury may occur on ferns, Crassula, petunias, and lantana. See
label for specific rates and instructions. No soil injection on Long Island.
|
|
*Majesty
|
imidacloprid 21.4%
|
432-1369-59807
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles (larvae), black vine
weevil, caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers,
leafminers, mealybugs, sawflies (larvae), scale, thrips (suppression), weevils
(root), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in
greenhouses, nurseries, and interior plantscapes, also can be applied to
grassy areas in nurseries for certain insect control. Product is systemic and
can be applied as a foliar spray, or can be applied to the soil media.
Product can also be used in ebb and flood applications. No soil injection on
Long Island. Do not apply product to soils that are water logged or
saturated. See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Mallet 2F
|
imidacloprid 21.4% F
|
228-486
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, black vine weevil,
fungus gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers, mealybugs, sawflies
(larvae), scale, thrips (suppression), weevils (root), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and
interior plantscapes, also can be applied to grassy areas in nurseries for certain
insect control. Product is systemic and can be applied as a foliar spray, or
can be applied to the soil media. Product can also be used in ebb and flood
applications. No soil injection on Long Island. Do not apply product to soils
that are water logged or saturated. See label for plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
|
|
*Marathon 1G
|
imidacloprid 1% G
|
432-1329-59807
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, black vine weevil, lace
bugs, leafminers, mealybugs, thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamental plants in commercial nurseries and
greenhouses. Systemic insecticide: must be placed where roots of the plant can
absorb the active ingredient. Apply when root systems are well established.
See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
*Marathon 60WP
|
imidacloprid 60% WP
|
432-1361-59807
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: adelgids, aphids, beetles, black vine
weevil, lace bugs, leafminers, mealybugs, thrips (suppression), whiteflies
|
|
For use only on greenhouse and nursery ornamental plants. For
application as a soil treatment only; is a systemic insecticide. Apply when
root systems are well established. No soil injection on Long Island. See
label for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Marathon II
|
imidacloprid 21.4%ES
|
432-1369-59807
|
12
|
4A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, caterpillars, fungus
gnats (larvae), lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers, mealybugs, sawflies
(larvae), thrips (suppression), whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and
interior plantscapes. Product can be applied as a broadcast or foliar
application or as a soil application to grassy areas. Apply as coarse
droplets when applying as a foliar spray. Active ingredient in product has
sufficient residual activity so that applications can be made before
egg-laying activity of target pests. Do not apply as a foliar treatment
following a soil application of other imidacloprid products. No soil
injection on Long Island. Do not apply product to soils that are water logged
or saturated. See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
|
|
*Mavrik Aquaflow
|
fluvalinate 22% FC
|
2724-478
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, black vine weevil,
caterpillars, leafhoppers, mealybugs, mites, plant bugs, sowbugs, thrips,
whiteflies
|
|
For use on indoor (including greenhouse)
ornamentals and ornamental plantings and plantscapes. Can also be used as a
dip for flower and foliage cuttings. Immerse basket of cuttings into a dilute
solution until thoroughly wet. Spray water should be buffered to pH 5–7. Do
not apply more than 4 sprays per month. Effectiveness against green peach
aphid may vary because of insecticide resistance. See label for complete
plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Menace GC 7.9% Flowable
|
bifenthrin 7.9% F
|
228-458
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, beetles, black vine
weevil, caterpillars, earwigs, fungus gnats, grasshoppers, lace bugs,
leafhoppers, leafminers, leafrollers, mealybugs, millipedes, plant bugs,
scale (crawlers), sowbugs, thrips (citrus), whiteflies
|
|
Use on foliage plants and flowers, landscape ornamentals,
interiorscapes, plantscapes, greenhouses and nurseries. Not for use on sod
farms in New York state. There are other New York state restrictions, please see
label. Apply as a full coverage foliar spray. Product can also be used as a
preventative and curative topical drench for larval control in potting media
of containerized plants. Product can also be used as a bare root preventive
dip for root weevils. See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
|
|
Menace Nursery Granular
|
bifenthrin 0.2% G
|
228-454
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants (imported fire ants), beetles (grubs),
black vine weevil, fungus gnats (larvae), mealybugs
|
|
For use in containerized ornamental plants and flowers.
Use as a soil incorporation into potting mix. Product may be pre-mixed with sand
(1:10) to ensure adequate distribution of the product in the mix. See label
for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
*Mesurol 75-W
|
methiocarb 75% WP
|
10163-231
|
24
|
1A
|
|
Registered against: aphids, mites, slugs, snails, western
flower thrips
|
|
|
|
May be used on nursery and greenhouse ornamentals. Do not
apply in conjunction with foliar fertilizers. Effectiveness of product may be
reduced when the spray solution has a pH greater than 7. Do not make more
than 2 applications per year per crop, applications
must be at least 10 days apart. See label for specific rates and
instructions.
|
|
*Mesurol Pro
|
methiocarb 2% G
|
10163-228
|
24
|
1A
|
|
Registered against: slugs, snails, sowbugs
|
|
|
|
|
For use on ornamental plants growing in nurseries and
greenhouses and for established ornamental plantings. Product is a bait and should be broadcast over plant foliage or
applied to soil around plants. For best results, lightly water area to be
treated before applying bait. See label for complete plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
|
|
Millenium
|
Steinernema carpocapsae
|
NA
|
NA
|
Biological
|
|
Registered against: black vine weevils (larvae),
caterpillars, shoreflies (larvae)
|
|
Can be used on ornamental plants in nurseries,
greenhouses, landscapes, and interiorscapes. Product is a naturally occurring,
insect-parasitic nematode that seeks out fungus gnat larvae, enters their
natural body openings, and releases symbiotic bacteria that kill the pests.
Can be used as a preventive or a curative control. Apply as soon as possible
after potting or placement in the greenhouse. Works best in soil at
temperatures from 50 – 90°F. Apply solution to moist soil or growing media.
See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
M-Pede
|
potassium salts of fatty acids
49% EC
|
62719-515
|
12
|
NS
|
|
Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, earwigs, lace
bugs, leafhoppers, mealybugs, mites, plant bugs, sawflies, scale, thrips,
whiteflies
|
|
For use on greenhouse and outdoor ornamentals. Kills by contact
so complete coverage is essential. Do not use if plants are stressed, such as
under hot, humid, or drought conditions. Use soft water for best results.
Follow label directions to avoid phytotoxicity. Do not use on new
transplants, unrooted cuttings, or plant material stressed by drought. Test Euphorbia
for phytotoxicity before full-scale application. If wilting occurs on sprayed
plants within a few hours, rinse with a clean water spray. Avoid application
when leaf temperature exceeds 90°F. Mixing soap with other insecticides may
increase effectiveness and retard the development of insecticide resistance.
The resulting mixture may be more phytotoxic, however, so exercise caution.
Potential for plant injury increases when this product is used and the pH of
the final solution is lowered below 8.0. See label for specific rates and
instructions.
|
|
Naturalis-L
|
Beauveria bassiana
7.16% WP
|
53871-9
|
4
|
Biological
|
|
Registered against: aphids, beetles, caterpillars, lygus bugs,
leafhoppers, mealybugs, mites, psyllids, thrips, weevils, whiteflies
|
|
Use on greenhouse and field production ornamentals and
interiorscapes. Insect-specific fungus. Do not tank mix with fungicides. Apply
at onset of infestation and every three to five days as long as insect
population is above desired threshold or until plant maturity. For fungus
gnat and shore fly control treat media and under benches with a coarse spray.
See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Nemasys
|
Steinernema sp. 27%
|
NA
|
NA
|
Biological
|
|
Registered against: fungus gnat larvae, thrips (Western
Flower)
|
|
Can be used on ornamental plants in nurseries, greenhouses,
landscapes, and interiorscapes. Naturally occurring, insect-parasitic
nematode that seeks out fungus gnat larvae, enters their natural body
openings, and releases symbiotic bacteria that kill the pests. Can be used as
a preventive or curative control. Apply as soon as possible after potting or
placement in the greenhouse. Apply solution to moist soil or growing media.
See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Nemasys-H
|
Heterorhabditis megidis
|
NA
|
NA
|
Biological
|
|
For use in container-grown crops. Controls the larval
stages of black vine weevil. Product is a naturally occurring,
insect-parasitic nematode that enters larvae and releases symbiotic bacteria
that kill the target pest. Soil or media temperatures should be between 50º
and 86º F for at least two weeks after application. Soil should be moist
prior to, during, and after application. See label for complete plant list,
rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
1300 Orthene TR (Prescription
Treatment)
|
acephate 12% TR
|
499-421
|
24
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, fungus gnats,
lace bugs, leafminers, leafrollers, lygus bugs, mealybugs, mites, scale,
thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use in commercial greenhouses. Apply during early
evening when foliage is dry. Greenhouse temperatures should be between 60°
and 80° F for best results. Greenhouse should be ventilated before reentry.
See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Orthene TT & O WSP
|
acephate 75% WSP
|
59639-26
|
24
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, black vine weevil,
Japanese beetles, leafrollers, lygus bugs, mealybugs, scale (crawlers),
thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use in greenhouses,
outdoors, and on ground covers. Use as a foliar spray. Has
systemic properties that enhance effectiveness. Can injure some chrysanthemum
cultivars and foliage plants. Do not respray chrysanthemums or carnations
within 28 days. Do not apply to roses and chrysanthemums with open flowers.
Can be combined with insecticidal soap to enhance effectiveness, but risk of
phytotoxicity may increase. See label for specific rates and instructions.
|
|
Orthene TT & O Spray 97
|
acephate 97.4% DG
|
59639-91
|
24
|
1B
|
|
Registered against: ants(#), aphids, Japanese beetles,
leafrollers, lygus bugs, mealybugs, pillbugs(#), scale (crawlers), thrips,
whiteflies
|
|
For use on greenhouse floral and
foliage plant crops, and outdoor floral crops and ground covers. No direct
application to plant material for pests noted with an (#) above - ants and
pillbugs – these pests are to be controlled through perimeter sprays.
Application to poinsettias after bract formation may result in phytotoxicity
on certain varieties. Do not apply to roses or chrysanthemums with open
blooms. Some phytotoxicity has been observed on certain foliage plants and
some chrysanthemum varieties. See label for complete plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
|
|
Ovation SC
|
clofentezine 42% SC
|
66222-53-58185
|
12
|
10A
|
|
Registered against: mites
|
|
For use on ornamentals in greenhouses, saran, and shade houses,
outdoor container, and field grown nursery stock. Product is highly active on
mite eggs and early mite stages. It has shown activity and persistence up to
45 days after application. Product is magenta in color and may leave a
residue on light colored flowers or foliage. Spray application should be
directed in a manner to cover all plant surfaces, especially the undersides
of leaves. Product is recommended only once per cop cycle in greenhouse,
saran, and shade house culture. See label for plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
|
|
Overture
|
pyridalyl 35%
|
59639-125
|
12
|
|
|
Registered against: caterpillars, thrips
|
|
For use on geenhouse grown ornamentals, including flowering
and foliage crops, ground covers, shrubs and ornamental trees, and
non-bearing fruit and nut trees grown indoors. Product controls insects by
both contact and ingestion activity and also has translaminar activity on a
variety of plants. To optimize resistance management practices, do not apply
product more than three times per cropping cycle or no more than three times
per six months. See label for plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
|
|
Pedestal
|
novaluron 10%
|
66222-40-400
|
12
|
15
|
|
Registered against: armyworms, leafminers (suppression
only), thrips, whiteflies
|
|
For use on container grown ornamentals in greenhouses,
shadehouses, and nurseries. Product is an insect growth regulator and is
applied as a foliar spray. Product affect developing immature stages of
insects by disrupting the molting process, and fully developed adult stages
of the pest are not affected. Do not use product more than once within each
generation cycle and do not make more than two applications per crop per
year. Do not apply to poinsettias. See label for complete plant list, rates,
and specific instructions.
|
|
*Perm-Up 3.2EC
|
permethrin 36.8%EC
|
70506-9
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, caterpillars, fungus
gnats, lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers, leafrollers, mealybugs, plant
bugs, sawflies, thrips, whiteflies
|
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For use on chrysanthemums, field-grown ornamentals, nursery
stock, field-grown and greenhouse roses. Apply product when insects appear or
feeding is noticed. Use higher rates as pest populations
increase. Avoid spraying chrysanthemum blooms; not all cultivars have been
tested for phytotoxicity. Marginal leaf burn has been noticed on Salvia,
Dieffenbachia, Pteris fern. Application to blooms
may cause petal browning. See label for complete plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
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*Pounce 25 WP
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permethrin 25% WP
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279-3051
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12
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3
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Registered against: caterpillars, lace bugs, leafhoppers,
leafminers, whiteflies
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For field-grown ornamental nursery stock, chrysanthemums,
field grown and greenhouse roses. Apply when insects appear or feeding is noticed.
Avoid spraying blooms of chrysanthemums. Leaf burn may occur on salvia and
Pteris fern. See label for specific rates and instructions.
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Precise
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acephate 4% G
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84886-2
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12
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1B
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Registered against: ants, aphids, black vine weevil,
mealybugs
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For use on greenhouse, lathhouse, shadehouse, and outdoor
container–grown nursery stock. Product is a water-soluble granular
insecticide that is readily absorbed by plant foliage and roots to provide
systemic control of feeding insects. Do not apply to freshly rooted cuttings.
Can be used on limited greenhouse crops. See label for complete plant list,
rates, and specific instructions.
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Preclude TR
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fenoxycarb 4.8% TR
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499-437
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12
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7B
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Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, leafminers,
mealybugs, scale, thrips, weevils, whiteflies
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For use in greenhouses. Apply in early evening when foliage
is dry. Greenhouse temperatures should be between 60° and 80° F for best
results. Product is an insect growth regulator,
initially two applications should be made one week apart. Additional
applications should be made as necessary, but not more than one time per
week. See label for specific rates and instructions.
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*Prentox Pyronyl Crop Spray
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pyrethrins (6%) +
piperonyl
butoxide (60%) EC
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655-489
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12
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3 + 27A
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Registered against: ants, aphids, beetles, caterpillars, earwigs,
fungus gnats, grasshoppers, lacebugs, leafhoppers, leafminers, leafrollers,
mealybugs, millipedes, mites, pillbugs, sowbugs, spittlebugs, springtails,
thrips, whiteflies
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May be used on greenhouse and outdoor ornamentals, herbs, and
spices. May be combined with other insecticides for a quicker and more
complete kill where insect resistance may a problem, and as an insect
“exciter” to flush insects out of hiding and into contact with other spray
residues. If use of a spreader/sticker spray adjuvant is desired, use a
natural vegetable oil product. See label for specific rates and instructions.
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*ProMITE 50WP
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fenbutatin 50%WP
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67690-40
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48
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12B
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Registered against: mites
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For use on greenhouse and outdoor ornamentals. For best
results apply when mite populations are just beginning to build. Product
performs best when the daily temperature averages above 70° F. Product comes
pre-measured in water-soluble bags. Do not use in sprayers that have any
residues of boron or chlorine, as the soluble bag will precipitate in the
tank. Apply only to the foliage of chrysanthemums (pre-bloom) and poinsettias
(pre-bract). Some ferns, and other ornamentals, have exhibited signs of
phytotoxicity. See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
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*Pylon
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chlorfenopyr 21.4%
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241-374-59807
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12
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13
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Registered against: caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae),
broad mites, cyclamen mites, spider mites
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For use on greenhouse ornamentals. May be used on
non-edible ornamental plants. Product has good contact and excellent stomach
activity. Product is not ovicidal, and should be used in combination with a registered
ovicidal miticide when moderate to high populations of eggs are present. Make
two consecutive applications of product with 5 – 7 days when under high mite
pressure. Product has translaminar properties. Phytotoxicity is likely to
occur to some varieties of: carnations, dianthus, kalanchoe, poinsettia,
roses, salvia and zinnias. See label for complete plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
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Pyrenone Crop Spray
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pyrethrins
(6%) + piperonyl butoxide (60%) EC
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432-1033
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12
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3 + 27A
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Registered against: ants, aphids, beetles, caterpillars,
earwigs, fungus gnats, grasshoppers, lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers,
leafrollers, mealybugs, millipedes, mites, plant bugs, sowbugs, spittlebugs,
springtails, thrips, whiteflies
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May be used on greenhouse and outdoor ornamentals, herbs,
and spices. May be combined with other insecticides for a quicker and more
complete kill where insect resistance may a problem, and as an insect
“exciter” to flush insects out of hiding and into contact with other spray
residues. If use of a spreader/sticker spray adjuvant is desired, use a
natural vegetable oil product. See label for specific rates and instructions.
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Quali-Pro Abamectin 0.15EC
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abamectin 1.9% EC
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72167-42-73220/ 73220-10
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12
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6
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Registered against: aphids (suppression), leafminers,
mites, thrips (suppression), whiteflies (suppression)
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For use on shadehouse, greenhouse, field-grown ornamentals,
and foliage plants. Apply as foliar spray. Product has translaminar
properties. Do not apply less than 8 fl. oz. or more than 16 fl. oz. per
acre. Do not make more than six applications per copping cycle. Do not use
more frequently than at seven-day intervals. Rotate with products that have
different modes of action. Do not use product for suppression of aphids whiteflies, and thrips on roses, chrysanthemums,
and gerbera. These ornamentals are primary hosts of mites and Liriomyza
leafminers for which product applications should be targeted. Not recommended
for use on ferns and Shasta daisies. See label for resistance management
techniques and for specific rates and instructions.
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Safari 20 SG
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dinotefuran 20%
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33657-16-59639
SLN: NY-07 0007
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12
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4A
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Registered against: aphids, beetles (Japanese, adults),
leafminers, mealybugs, scale, thrips (supp), whiteflies
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For foliar and systemic insect control on ornamental plants,
flowers, and foliage plants in greenhouses. In New York state applicators
must have Special Local Needs label #NY-070007 in their possession at time of
application. Product can only be use in greenhouses in New York state –
outdoor use is prohibited. Do not apply until after target plants are through
blooming and pollen and nectar are no longer present. No more than two foliar
or broadcast applications and/or one soil application should be made per crop
per year. See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
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Sanmite
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pyridaben 75% WP
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81880-5-10163
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12
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21
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Registered against: mites (broad mites, European red mite,
two-spotted mites), whiteflies
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Labeled for use in greenhouses, on outdoor ornamental
plants, flowers, and foliage crops. Do not use in successive miticide
applications; rotate other miticides with different modes of action. See
label for plant lists, specific rates and instructions.
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ScanMask
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Steinernema feltiae
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NA
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NA
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Biological
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Registered against: black vine weevils, caterpillars,
fungus gnat larvae
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Can be used on ornamental plants in nurseries, greenhouses,
landscapes, and interiorscapes. Product is a naturally occurring,
insect-parasitic nematode that seeks out fungus gnat larvae, enters their
natural body openings, and releases symbiotic bacteria that kill the pests.
Can be used as a preventive or a curative control. Apply as soon as possible
after potting or placement in the greenhouse. Works best in soil at
temperatures from 50 – 85°F. Apply solution to moist soil or growing media.
See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
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Shuttle 15SC
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acequinocyl 15.8% SC
|
66330-38
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12
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20B
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Registered against: mites
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For use on commercial greenhouse, shadehouse, ornamental,
floral, foliage and ornamental nursery crops. Apply as a foliar spray. Thorough
coverage is important, but product does have residual control. Do not mix
with strongly alkaline material. Do not use product in successive miticide
applications, use product in rotation with other treatments having different
modes of action. See label for pesticide resistance information. Do not use
on miniature roses or impatiens, or test before widespread use. See label for
specific rates and instructions.
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Sluggo Ag
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iron phosphate 1% G
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67702-3-54705
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none
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unknown
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Registered against: slugs, snails
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For use in greenhouses, on outdoor ornamentals, and on
outdoor container-grown nursery plants. For terrestrial use only. See label
for complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
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Talstar Flowable
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bifenthrin 7.9% F
|
279-3105
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12
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3
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Registered against: ants, aphids, black vine weevils,
beetles, caterpillars, centipedes, earwigs, fungus gnats, grasshoppers, lacebugs,
leafhoppers, leafminers, leafrollers, mealybugs, millipedes, mites, plant
bugs, scales, sowbugs, thrips, whiteflies
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For use in greenhouses and interiorscapes. Use of an alternate
class of chemistry in a treatment program is recommended to prevent or delay
pest resistance. May not be effective against some aphid populations due to
insecticide resistance. Thorough coverage is important. See label for
complete plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
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*Talstar Nursery
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bifenthrin 7.9% F
|
279-3155
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12
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3
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Registered against: ants, aphids, bagworms, black vine
weevils, centipedes, crickets, cutworms, earwigs, flea beetles, fungus gnats,
grasshoppers, Japanese beetle (adults), lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers,
leafrollers, mealybugs, millipedes, mites, plant bugs, scale, sowbugs,
thrips, weevils, whiteflies
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For use on landscape ornamentals and in greenhouses. Use of
an alternate class of chemistry in a treatment program is recommended to
prevent or delay pest resistance. May not be effective against some aphid
populations due to insecticide resistance. Thorough coverage is important.
Product can be used for larval control in potting media of containerized
plants – see label for preventative and curative treatment recommendations.
See label for specific rates and instructions.
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*Tame 2.4EC
|
fenpropathrin 30.9% EC
|
59639-77
|
24
|
3
|
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Registered against: aphids, black vine weevils, Japanese
beetles, lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers, mealybugs, mites, whiteflies
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For use on indoor ornamental plantings in greenhouses, lathhouses,
shadehouses and on outdoor ornamental and nursery plantings in commercial
nurseries. Can be tank mixed with Orthene TT&O WSP spray – see label for
rates and recommendations. To aid in preventing insect resistance, products
from other chemical classes should be included with or alternated with this
product in a spray program. Additional restrictions regarding applications
near water are in effect in New York state. See label for specific rates and
instructions.
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Tame/Orthene TR
|
fenpropathrin 1% + acephate
1.5%
|
499-441
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24
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3 + 1B
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Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, fungus gnats,
lace bugs, leafrollers, leafminers, Lygus bugs, mealybugs, spider mites,
scale, thrips, whiteflies
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For use on ornamentals indoors in commercial greenhouses.
Product is a total release aerosol, for best results apply during early
evening when foliage is dry and temperature is between 60° - 80°F. Make one
to three applications per week depending on the severity of the infestation.
Do not apply product within 48 hours of a previous application. See label for
specific rates and instructions.
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*TetraSan
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etoxazole 5%WDG
|
59639-108
|
12
|
10B
|
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Registered against: mites
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For use in greenhouses, shadehouses, and interiorscapes
and on outdoor ornamentals. Product is a miticide that controls major
tetranychid mite species in egg and nymph stages of growth. Product will not
kill adult mites, but it is transovarial, meaning that treated adults will
not produce viable eggs. Product has strong translaminar movement within
plant leaves. Spray contacting the upper surface of leaves will absorb into
the leaves and locally translocate within the leaf. For resistance
management, apply product no more than two times per cropping cycle or no
more than two times per six months. Do not apply to poinsettia after bract
formation. See label for complete plant list, rates, and specific
instructions.
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Triact 70
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neem oil 70%EC
|
70051-2-59807
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4
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18B + NS
|
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Registered against: aphids, leafhoppers, mealybugs, mites,
scale, whiteflies
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For use on plants in and around commercial nurseries, greenhouses,
and interiorscapes. Do not apply to wilted or otherwise stressed plants, or
to newly transplanted materials before root establishment. Do not apply to
known sensitive plants without prior testing. Product not suggested for use
on cut roses. Do not spray on impatiens flowers. Product is also a fungicide.
See label for specific rates and instructions.
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TriStar 30 SG
|
acetamiprid 30%SG
|
8033-94-1001
|
12
|
4A
|
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Registered against: aphids, beetles (adults), caterpillars,
fungus gnats (larvae), leafhoppers, leafminers, mealybugs, plant bugs,
sawflies, scale, thrips, whiteflies
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For use in greenhouses, lathhouses, shadehouses, and on outdoor
ornamentals. Do not make more than 5 applications per year and do not reapply
more than once every 7 days. Product is applied as a foliar spray and
thorough coverage is important. Product can also be applied as a directed
spray to soil media to control fungus gnat larvae. Product is compatible with
many surfactants, miticides, and insecticides. See label for complete plant
list, rates, and specific instructions.
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TriStar 70 WSP
|
acetamiprid 70% WSP
|
8033-22-1001
|
12
|
4A
|
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Registered against: aphids, beetles (adults),
caterpillars, fungus gnats (larvae), leafhoppers, leafminers, mealybugs,
scale, thrips, whiteflies
|
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For use in greenhouses, lathhouses, shadehouses, and on outdoor
ornamentals. Do not make more than 5 applications per year and do not reapply
more than once every 7 days. Product comes in water-soluble bags, and is
applied as a foliar spray. Product can also be applied as a directed spray to
soil media to control fungus gnat larvae. See label for complete plant list,
rates, and specific instructions.
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Ultra-fine Oil
|
horticultural oil 98.8%
|
862-23-499
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4
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NS
|
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Registered against: aphids, caterpillars, fungus gnats, lace
bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers (larvae), mealybugs, mites, plant bugs,
sawflies (larvae), scale, thrips, whiteflies
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Use on greenhouse plants, ornamental foliage plants, and flowers.
Target pest must be completely covered with spray to be effective because
product is a contact pesticide. Product should not be applied to plants under
any kind of stress. Do not apply during periods of prolonged high
temperatures combined with high relative humidity. Avoid spraying in
greenhouses under overcast conditions. Do not exceed label rates or apply
more often than recommended. See label for complete plant list, rates, and
specific instructions.
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*Up-Star SC
|
bifenthrin 7.9% F
|
70506-23
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, bagworms, black vine
weevils, caterpillars, centipedes, crickets, cutworms, earwigs, flea beetles,
fungus gnats, grasshoppers, Japanese beetle (adults), lace bugs, leafhoppers,
leafminers, leafrollers, mealybugs, millipedes, mites, plant bugs, scale,
sowbugs, thrips, weevils, whiteflies
|
|
For use on ornamentals and flowers in greenhouses,
nurseries, shadehouses, and lathhouses. Do not apply when a temperature inversion
exists. Use as a foliar application. Can be used as a drench application for
larval control – see label for specifics. See label for complete plant list,
insect list, and specific rates and instructions.
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*Waylay 3.2 AG Permethrin
|
permethrin 36.8%EC
|
70506-9-53883
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, beetles, caterpillars,
fungus gnats, leafhoppers, leafminers, leafrollers, mealybugs, plant bugs,
sawflies (pine), thrips (citrus), and whiteflies
|
|
For use on foliage and flowering plants, chrysanthemums,
field-grown ornamentals, nursery stock, field-grown and greenhouse roses.
Apply product when insects appear or feeding is noticed. Use higher rates as
pest populations increase. Avoid spraying chrysanthemum
blooms; not all cultivars have been tested for phytotoxicity. Marginal leaf
burn has been noticed on Salvia, Dieffenbachia, Pteris
fern. Application to blooms may cause petal browning. See label for complete
plant list, rates, and specific instructions.
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*Wisdom Flowable
|
bifenthrin 7.9% F
|
5481-519
|
12
|
3
|
|
Registered against: ants, aphids, bagworms, black vine
weevils, centipedes, crickets, cutworms, earwigs, flea beetles, fungus gnats,
grasshoppers, Japanese beetle (adults), lace bugs, leafhoppers, leafminers,
leafrollers, mealybugs, millipedes, mites, plant bugs, scale, sowbugs,
thrips, weevils, whiteflies
|
|
For use on landscape ornamentals and in greenhouses. Use of
an alternate class of chemistry in a treatment program is recommended to
prevent or delay pest resistance. May not be effective against some aphid
populations due to insecticide resistance. Thorough coverage is important.
Product can be used for larval control in potting media of containerized
plants – see label for preventative and curative treatment recommendations.
See label for specific rates and instructions.
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|
NOTES:
*Restricted-use
pesticide; may be purchased and used only by certified applicators or used by
someone under the direct supervision of a certified applicator
† Not
for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties; pesticide labels that indicate “Not
for use on Long Island, N.Y.” means that use is prohibited in Nassau and
Suffolk Counties only.
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Trade or brand names in
this summary are given with the understanding that endorsement is not
intended or criticism implied for those products not mentioned. Other labeled
formulations may also be available for use. Read label carefully before using
any of these chemicals.
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A suitable
spreader-sticker might improve efficacy on perennials having glossy or waxy leaves.
However, be sure to follow label directions/precautions, and test for
phytotoxicity on a few plants before extensive use.
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1Chemical Classes:
Refer to Table 7.3.1 for Mode of Action classifications
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