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1 Commercial Ornamentals Insect Control Recommendations for 2011 INSECT CONTROL Greenhouses Commercial Greenhouses Insect Control* Insect Formulation** Registered Crops Comments*** Aphids acephate ORTHENE TT&O SPRAY 97 ACEPHATE PRO 75 ORTHENE 1300TR acetamiprid TRISTAR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN Beauveria bassiana BOTANIGARD BOTANIGARD WP Airplane plant, aloe, begonia, bird-of-paradise, bloodleaf, Boston fern, cactus, calendula, carnation, chicken gizzard, Christmas cactus, chrysanthemum, coleus, columbine, croton, crown-of-thorns, cutleaf philodendron, devil's ivy, dieffenbachia, dusty miller, euonymus, gardenia, geranium, German ivy, grapeleaf ivy, impatiens, jade plant, Moses-in-thecradle, night-blooming cereus, ornamental pepper, orchid, pansy, peperomia, peperomia (variegated), philodendron, poinsettia, polka-dot plant, sansevieria, santolina, schefflera, shrimp plant, snapdragon, spider plant, sprengeri asparagus, velvetleaf, wandering jew, white-edged Swedish ivy, zinnia Foliar spray. Injures some chrysanthemum cultivars and foliage plants. See label Complete coverage is important, but avoid excessive runoff. Use a fine spray; can also be applied as a drench. Azatin Ornazin --- Wait 48 hours before applying fungicides. *Check the product label before purchase; read carefully for use directions, rates, application frequency, re-entry, and phytotoxicity information. No endorsement is intended of products included nor criticism of those excluded. **Some insecticides are negatively affected by the ph of the spray solution, especially ph values above 7.0. For most insecticides the optimum spray solution ph is 4 to 6. These values can be achieved by using a buffering adjuvant. (Pesticides containing fixed copper for example, copper sulfate, copper hydroxide, Bordeaux mixture, and lime or lime sulfur should not be acidified.) ***REI = Re-entry Interval. MOA= Mode of Action. To delay the possibility of insecticide resistance, it is important to rotate among pesticides with different modes of action (MOA). Thus spraying DeltaGard followed by Decathlon would not rotate insecticide MOAs because they are both in group 3; however, spraying Orthene 97 followed by DeltaGard would rotate insecticide MOAs since Orthene 97 is in group 1 and DeltaGard is in group IPM-1297A
2 2/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Aphids (cont.) bifenthrin ATTAIN TR TALSTAR S chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin DURAPLEX TR DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Check label for cultivar sensitivity. Not effective against green peach aphid. Talstar S is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. Attain TR is an aerosol fog. Plant damage information listed on label. Duraguard is a --- Aerosol fogger MOA groups 1B and 3 cyfluthrin DECATHLON 20WP dinotefuran SAFARI fenoxycarb PRECLUDE TR fenpropathrin TAME 2.4EC fenpropathrin/acephate TAME/ORTHENE TR flonicamid ARIA fluvalinate MAVRIK 2F horticultural oil SUNSPRAY ULTRA- FINE OIL Many others Read label for use information. --- Drench application may be more effective than spray for control of aphids. --- Fenoxycarb is an insect growth regulator. MOA group 7B Anthurium, bedding plants, chamomile, chrysanthemum, columbine, foliage plants, geranium, gladiolus, impatiens, lily, liriope, marigold, poinsettia, snapdragon Tame is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. See label for additional application information. --- Aerosol fogger REI 24 hours MOA groups 3 and 1B --- Labeled for use only in greenhouses and interiorscapes. MOA group 9B Azalea, begonia, camellia, chrysanthemum, crownof-thorns, dieffenbachia, ferns, gardenia, geranium, jade plant, palms, philodendron, poinsettia, portulaca, zinnia See label for additional application information.
3 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/3 Aphids (cont.) imidacloprid MARATHON 1% G MARATHON 60 WP MARATHON II Generic versions available insecticidal soap M-PEDE OLYMPIC INSECTI- CIDAL SOAP kinoprene ENSTAR II SEC methiocarb MESUROL 75W neem oil TRIACT 70 permethrin ASTRO pymetrozine ENDEAVOR Apply when cuttings are well established. Do not overwater following application. Marathon II is labeled for foliar and broadcast applications. Wet foliage thoroughly. See label for plant damage information. MOA group 7A --- Mesurol 75W is a Performance may be reduced when the spray solution has a ph greater than 7. Handlers must be checked every 2 hours when using this product. MOA group 1A --- Marginal leaf burn may occur in dieffenbachia, salvia, and pteris ferns. Direct application to blooms may cause browning of petals. --- MOA group 9A pyrethrins PYRETHRUM TR thiamethoxam FLAGSHIP --- Aerosol fogger --- Flagship is a contact and systemic insecticide that moves in the leaf when sprayed or systemically throughout the plant when applied as a drench. With proper precautions, Flagship can be applied through chemigation systems. DO NOT exceed 8 ounces of product per acre per year or per crop, whichever is shorter.
4 4/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Caterpillars acephate ORTHENE TT&O SPRAY 97 ORTHENE 1300TR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN Bacillus thuringiensis BIOBIT DIPEL WP MVP SOK-BT THORACIDE VICTORY ISAS Other formulations Beauveria bassiana NATURALIS-L bifenthrin ATTAIN TR TALSTAR S chlorfenapyr PYLON chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME cyfluthrin DECATHLON 20WP diflubenzuron ADEPT 25 WSP fenpropathrin TAME 2.4EC fluvalinate MAVRIK 2F Same as listed for aphids --- Complete coverage is important but avoid excessive runoff. Use a fine spray; can also be applied as a drench. Azatin Ornazin REI 12 hour Most effective when young larvae are present. --- Wait 48 hours before applying fungicides. PHYTOTOXICITY IS LIKELY TO OCCUR to some varieites of carnations, dianthus, kalanchoe, poinsettia, roses, salvia, and zinnia. DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Talstar S is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. MOA group 13 See label for plant damage information. Duraguard in a --- Read label and follow directions carefully to avoid plant injury. MOA group 15 Same as listed for aphids Tame is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide.
5 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/5 Caterpillars (cont.) insecticidal soap OLYMPIC INSECTI- CIDAL 25 EC permethrin ASTRO pyrethrins PYRETHRUM TR spinosad CONSERVE SC tebufenozide CONFIRM 2E Fungus Gnats Larvae acetamiprid TRISTAR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis GNATROL chlorfenapyr PYLON chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME cyromazine CITATION 75WP diflubenzuron ADEPT --- Marginal leaf burn may occur on dieffenbachia, salvia, and pteris ferns MOA group 5 Direct application to blooms may cause browning of petals. --- Should be used with appropriate spray adjuvant to improve deposition and weatherability. Rate: fl. oz./100 gal. MOA group Apply as a soil drench for larvae. Thoroughly wet the first 1 to 1.5 inches of soil in containers. Also, treat under benches and other places where algae builds up. PHYTOTOXICITY IS LIKELY TO OCCUR to some varieites of carnations, dianthus, kalanchoe, poinsettia, roses, salvia, and zinnia. DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Apply as a drench. MOA group 13 Shake concentrate well before using. Duraguard is a --- Repeat application at 7- to 14-day intervals as necessary for control. MOA group 17 Greenhouse/shadehouse ornamentals Soil drench. Read and follow label directions carefully to avoid plant injury. MOA group 15
6 6/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Fungus Gnats (cont.) Larvae (cont.) Adults dinotefuran SAFARI imidacloprid MARATHON 1% G MARATHON 60 WP MARATHON II kinoprene ENSTAR II 5EC pyriproxyfen DISTANCE thiamethoxam FLAGSHIP acephate ORTHENE 1300TR bifenthrin ATTAIN TR chlorpyrifos + cyfluthrin DURAPLEX TR fenpropathrin/acephate TAME/ ORTHENE TR --- Do not overwater following drench or granular application. Marathon II is labeled for foliar and broadcast applications. See label for plant damage information. MOA group 7A --- MOA group 7C --- Flagship is a contact and systemic insecticide that moves in the leaf when sprayed or systemically throughout the plant when applied as a drench. It can be applied, with proper precautions, through chemigation systems. DO NOT exceed 8 ounces of Flagship per acre per year or crop, whichever is shorter. --- Aerosol fogger --- Aerosol fogger --- Aerosol fogger MOA groups 1B and Aerosol fogger REI 24 hours MOA groups 3 and 1B permethrin ASTRO pyrethrum 1600 X-CLUDE Marginal leaf burn may occur on dieffenbachia, salvia, and pteris ferns. --- Aerosol fogger Direct application to blooms may cause browning of petals.
7 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/7 Leafminers abamectin AVID 0.15EC FLORA-MEK 0.15EC acephate ORTHENE 1300TR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN bifenthrin TALSTAR S chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME cyromazine CITATION 75WP dinotefuran SAFARI malathion Various formulations novaluron PEDESTAL Repeat every 7 days as needed. MOA group Complete coverage is important but avoid excessive runoff. Use a fine spray; can also be applied as a drench. Azatin Ornazin --- Talstar S is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Check label for recommended plants. Duraguard is a --- Repeat at 7-day intervals or as necessary for control. For resistance control purposes, make no more than three consecutive applications or six total applications per crop. MOA group DO NOT apply to poinsettias. For population suppression ONLY. Resistance management restrictions. MOA group 15
8 8/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Leafminers (cont.) permethrin ASTRO spinosad CONSERVE SC Mealybugs acephate ORTHENE TT&O ORTHENE TT&O SPRAY 97 ORTHENE 1300TR acetamiprid TRISTAR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN Beauveria bassiana NATURALIS-L bifenthrin ATTAIN TR TALSTAR S buprofezin TALUS chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME cyfluthrin DECATHLON 20WP Adding a non-ionic spray adjuvant has been shown to increase efficacy. MOA group 5 Foliage plants, anthurium, cactus, orchid, poinsettia Same as listed for aphids Foliar spray. Repeat at 2- to 3- week intervals. See label for plant damage information. --- Complete coverage is important but avoid excessive runoff. Use a fine spray; can also be applied as a drench. Azatin Ornazin --- Wait 48 hours before applying fungicides. Talstar S is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. --- Rate: 12 oz./100 gal. MOA group 16 DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Plant damage information listed on the label. Duraguard is a
9 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/9 Mealybugs (cont.) dinotefuran SAFARI fenpropathrin TAME 2.4EC flonicamid ARIA horticultural oil SUNSPRAY ULTRA- FINE OIL imidacloprid MARATHON 1% G MARATHON 60 WP MARATHON II insecticidal soap M-PEDE 49EC OLYMPIC INSECTI- CIDAL 25 EC kinoprene ENSTAR II SE malathion Various formulations permethrin ASTRO pyrethrins PYRETHRUM TR thiamethoxam FLAGSHIP Tame is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. --- Labeled for use only in greenhouses and interiorscapes. MOA group 9B See label. Marginal leaf burn may occur on dieffenbachia, salvia, and pteris ferns. Do not overwater following drench or granular applications. Marathon II is labeled for foliar and broadcast applications. See label for plant damage information. MOA group 7A --- Direct application to blooms may cause browning of petals. --- Flagship is a contact and systemic insecticide that moves in the leaf when sprayed or systemically throughout the plant when applied as a drench. With proper precautions, Flagship can be applied through chemigation systems. DO NOT exceed 8 ounces of product per acre per crop, whichever is shorter.
10 10/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Mites Cyclamen and Broad Mites abamectin AVID 0.15EC FLORA-MEK 0.15EC chlorfenapyr PYLON dicofol KELTHANE 35WP fenpyroximate AKARI 5SC pyridaben SANMITE spiromesifen JUDO Two-Spotted Spidermites abamectin AVID 0.15EC FLORA-MEK 0.15EC acequinocyl SHUTTLE EXCEPT ferns. PHYTOTOXICITY IS LIKELY TO OCCUR to some varieties of carnations, dianthus, kalanchoe, poinsettia, roses, salvia, and zinnia. DO NOT make consecutive applications of Avid. See label. Label includes two-spotted mites, southern red mites, and cyclamen and broad mites among others. Rate, Avid: 4 fl.oz/100 gal. MOA group 6 MOA group Applicators must be in enclosed cabs or cockpits. REI 48 hours --- DO NOT apply more than 10 gallons of spray per 1000 square feet per application. DO NOT apply more than 48 fluid ounces per crop cycle or per growing season, whichever is longer. Chemical family: phenoxypyrazole group MOA group 21A --- MOA group 21A --- MOA group 23 EXCEPT ferns DO NOT make consecutive applications of Avid. See label. Label includes two-spotted mites, southern red mites, and cyclamen and broad mites among others. Rate, Avid: 4 fl.oz/100 gal. MOA group DO NOT mix with pesticides containing the active ingredient fosetyl (e.g. Aliette). Label includes spruce spidermites. Rate: fl.oz./100 gal. MOA group 20B
11 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/11 Mites (cont.) Two-Spotted Spidermites (cont.) Beauveria bassiana NATURALIS-L --- Wait 48 hours before applying fungicides. bifenazate FLORAMITE bifenthrin ATTAIN TR TALSTAR S chlorfenapyr PYLON chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME clofentezine OVATION dicofol KELTHANE 35WP KELTHANE 50WP --- PHYTOTOXICITY IS LIKELY TO OCCUR to some varieties of carnations, dianthus, kalanchoe, poinsettia, roses, salvia, and zinnia. DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Apply foliar spray to upper and lower leaf surfaces. Talstar S is a MOA group 13 Shake concentrate well before using. Duraguard is a --- Two-spotted spidermites, European red mites, Pacific spidermites, yellow spidermites, McDaniel spidermites. MOA group 10A --- Apply to upper and lower leaf surfaces. Applicators must be in enclosed cabs or cockpits. REI 48 hours
12 12/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Mites (cont.) Two-Spotted Spidermites (cont.) etoxazole TETRASAN 5WDG fenbutatin-oxide PROMITE fenpropathrin TAME 2.4EC fenpyroximate AKARI 5SC fluvalinate MAVRIK 2F --- Labeled for control of spidermites, including citrus red mites, European red mites, Lewis spidermites, Pacific spidermites, southern red mites, spruce spidermites, two-spotted spidermites. Rate: 8-16 oz./1 gal. MOA group 10B --- Promite is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. Handlers must be checked every 2 hours when using this product. Label includes spruce spider mite, oligonychus spp.(e.g. southern red mites), and twospotted spidermites. REI 48 hours MOA group 12 Same as listed for aphids Tame is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. Spray upper and lower leaf surfaces. Repeat in 7 to 10 days. --- DO NOT apply more than 10 gallons of spray per 1000 square feet per application. DO NOT apply more than 48 fluid ounces per crop cycle or per growing season, whichever is longer. Chemical family: phenoxypyrazole group MOA group 21A Use higher rates for mite control.
13 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/13 Mites (cont.) Two-Spotted Spidermites (cont.) horticultural oil SUNSPRAY ULTRA- FINE OIL Same as listed for aphids insecticidal soap methiocarb MEASUROL 75W pyridaben SANMITE spinosad CONSERVE SC spiromesifen JUDO Scale Insects acephate ORTHENE TT&O ORTHENE 1300TR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN buprofezin TALUS --- Measurol 75W is a Performance may be reduced when the spray solution has a ph greater than 7. Handlers must be checked every 2 hours when using this product. MOA group 1A --- MOA group 21A --- Control of spidermites in certain research trials has been variable. The addition of a non-ionic spray adjuvant has been shown to increase efficacy. MOA group Label includes two-spotted spider, southern red, Lewis, spruce spider, and cyclamen and broad mites as well as others. Rate: 2-4 fl.oz./100 gal. MOA group 23 Anthurium, cactus, foliage plants Same as listed for aphids Repeat in 2 to 3 weeks. See label for plant damage information. --- Complete coverage is important but avoid excessive runoff. Use a fine spray; can also be applied as a drench. Azatin Ornazin --- Rate: 14 oz./100 gal. MOA group 16
14 14/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Scale Insects (cont.) chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME dinotefuran SAFARI fenoxycarb PRECLUDE TR horticultural oil SUNSPRAY ULTRA- FINE OIL imidacloprid MARATHON 1% G MARATHON 60 WP MARATHON II insecticidal soap M-PEDE OLYMPIC INSECTI- CIDAL 25 EC kinoprene ENSTAR II 5E pyrethrins PYRETHRUM TR pyriproxyfen DISTANCE thiamethoxam FLAGSHIP DO NOT use on kalanchoes. --- Plant damage information listed on label. Duraguard is a --- Aerosol fogger This is an insect growth regulator. MOA group 7B See label. --- Marathon II is labeled for foliar and broadcast applications. REI 12 hours See label for plant damage information. MOA group 7A MOA group 7C --- Flagship is a contact and systemic insecticide that moves in the leaf when sprayed or systemically throughout the plant when applied as a drench. With precaution, Flagship can be applied through chemigation systems. DO NOT exceed 8 ounces of thiamethoxam per acre per year or crop, whichever is shorter.
15 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/15 Shoreflies azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN cyromazine CITATION 75WP Slugs and Snails iron phosphate SLUGGO-AG --- Apply as a soil drench for larvae. Thoroughly wet the first 1 to 1.5 inches of soil in containers. Also treat under benches and other places where algae build up. --- Citation 75WP is labeled for dipterous leafminers only. MOA group Rate: lb./a REI 0 hours metaldehyde baits methiocarb MESUROL 75W MESUROL PRO Sowbugs/Pillbugs Thrips cyfluthrin DECATHLON 20WP --- Mesurol 75W is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. Performance may be reduced when the spray solution has a ph greater than 7. Handlers must be checked every 2 hours when using this product. MOA group 1A --- malathion WP --- Apply to growing medium. abemectin AVID 0.15EC FLORA-MEK 0.15EC acephate ORTHENE TT&O ORTHENE TT&O SPRAY 97 ORTHENE 1300TR acetamiprid TRISTAR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN --- For suppression of pest populations. Rate, Avid: 8 fl.oz./100 gal. MOA group 6 Same as listed for aphids See label for plant damage information Complete coverage is important but avoid excessive runoff. Use a fine spray; can also be applied as a drench. Azatin Ornazin
16 16/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Thrips (cont.) Beauveria bassiana BOTANIGARD NATURALIS-L bifenthrin ATTAIN TR TALSTAR S chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME cyfluthrin DECATHLON 20WP dinotefuran SAFARI fenoxycarb PRECLUDE TR flonicamid ARIA fluvalinate MAVRIK 2F imidacloprid MARATHON 1% G MARATHON 60 WP MARATHON II insecticidal soap OLYMPIC INSECTI- CIDAL 25 EC methiocarb MESUROL 75W --- Wait 48 hours before applying fungicides. --- Talstar S is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. DO NOT use on kalanchoes. See label for plant damage information. Duraguard is a --- Drench application may be more effective than spray for control of thrips. --- Fenoxycarb is an insect growth regulator. MOA group 7B --- Aria is labeled for use only in greenhouses and interiorscapes. For suppression of thrips in flowers. MOA group 9B Apply when cuttings are well established. Do not overwater. Marathon II is labeled for foliar and broadcast applications Mesurol 75W is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. Performance may be reduced when the spray solution has a ph greater than 7. Handlers must be checked every 2 hours when using this product. MOA group 1A
17 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/17 Thrips (cont.) novaluron PEDESTAL pyrethrins PYRETHRUM TR DO NOT apply to poinsettias. Resistance management restrictions. MOA group Whiteflies pyrethrum + rotenone PYRELLIN EC spinosad CONSERVE SC abemectin AVID 0.15EC FLORA-MEK 0.15EC acephate ORTHENE TT&O ORTHENE TT&O SPRAY 97 ORTHENE 1300TR acetamiprid TRISTAR azadirachtin AZATIN XL ORNAZIN Beauveria bassiana BOTANIGARD NATURALIS-L bifenthrin ATTAIN TR TALSTAR S buprofezin TALUS --- MOA groups 3 and 21B --- MOA group For suppression of pest populations. Rate, Avid: 8 fl.oz./100 gal. MOA group 6 Anthurium, cacti, foliage plants, orchids, poinsettia Read label for plant damage information. --- POTTED FLOWERING: African violet, begonia, chrysanthemum, cineraria, crossandra, cyclamen, Easter lily, exacum, fuchsia, gardenia, geranium, gerbera, gloxinia, hibiscus, hydrangea, impatiens, lantana, poinsettia (see label for varieties trialed). FOLIAGE: aglaonema, anthurium, aphelandra, dieffenbachia, dracaena, ficus benjamina, ficus pumula, palm-nb. BEDDING: ageratum, alyssum, begonia, brachycome, celosia, coleus, dahlia, delphinium, dianthus, dusty miller, gazania, impatiens, lobelia, marigold, nemesia, pansy, periwinkle, petunia, portulaca, salvia, snapdragon, tobacco, torenia, verbena, zinnia. Use before population levels become high. See label. Azatin Ornazin --- Wait 48 hours before applying fungicides. BotaniGard Naturalis-L 4 hours Talstar S is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. --- Rate: 6 oz./100 gal. MOA group 16
18 18/Alabama Cooperative Extension System Whiteflies (cont.) chlorpyrifos DURAGUARD 20 ME cyfluthrin DECATHLON 20WP diflubenzuron ADEPT 25 WSP dinotefuran SAFARI fenoxycarb PRECLUDE TR fenpropathrin TAME 2.4EC flonicamid ARIA fluvalinate AQUAFLOW MAVRIK horticultural oil SUNSPRAY ULTRA- FINE OIL imidacloprid MARATHON 1% G MARATHON 60 WSP MARATHON II insecticidal soap M-PEDE SOAP OLYMPIC INSECTI- CIDAL SOAP kinoprene ENSTAR II DO NOT use on kalanchoes. Shake concentrate well before using. Duraguard is a --- Read label and follow directions carefully to avoid plant injury. MOA group Preclude TR is an insect growth regulator. MOA group 7B Same as listed for aphids Tame is a RESTRICTED USE pesticide. --- Aria is labeled for use only in greenhouses and interiorscapes. Suppression of silverleaf whitefly. MOA group 9B Same as listed for aphids Apply when cuttings are well established. Do not overwater. Marathon II is labeled for foliar and broadcast applications. Wet foliage thoroughly. See label for plant damage information. MOA group 7A
19 Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control Recommendations for 2011/19 Whiteflies (cont.) novaluron PEDESTAL permethrin ASTRO pymetrozine ENDEAVOR pyridaben SANMITE pyrethrum PT1200 AEROSOL FOG pyrethrum + rotenone PYRELLIN EC pyriproxyfen DISTANCE spiromesifen JUDO thiamethoxam FLAGSHIP DO NOT apply to poinsettias. Marginal leaf burn may occur on dieffenbachia, salvia, and pteris ferns. Observe resistance management restrictions. MOA group 15 Direct application to blooms may cause browning of petals. --- MOA group 9A --- MOA group 21A, arum lily, azalea, begonia, bird-of-paradise, Chinese fan palm, coleus, crane lily, dieffenbachia, English ivy, foundation palm, gardenia, geranium, India rubber tree, Norfolk Island pine, poinsettia, palms, snapdragon, wandering jew, zephyr lily See label. --- MOA groups 3 and 21B --- MOA group 7C --- Rate: 2-4 fl.oz./100 gal. MOA group Flagship is a contact and systemic insecticide that moves in the leaf when sprayed or systemically throughout the plant when applied as a drench. With precaution, Flagship can be applied through chemigation systems. DO NOT use more than 8 ounces of product per acre per year or crop, whichever is shorter. Commercial Ornamentals: Insect Control prepared by Charles P. Hesselein, Extension Horticulturist, Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Alabama A&M University and Auburn University.
20 20/Alabama Cooperative Extension System 2011 IPM-1297A For more information, contact your county Extension office. Visit or look in your telephone directory under your county's name to find contact information. Use pesticides only according to the directions on the label. Follow all directions, precautions, and restrictions that are listed. Do not use pesticides on plants that are not listed on the label. The pesticide rates in this publication are recommended only if they are registered with the Environmental Protection Agency or the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. If a registration is changed or canceled, the rate listed here is no longer recommended. Before you apply any pesticide, check with your county Extension agent for the latest information. Trade names are used only to give specific information. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System does not endorse or guarantee any product and does not recommend one product instead of another that might be similar. Published by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System (Alabama A&M University and Auburn University), an equal opportunity educator and employer.
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