Product Label

PESTS
MIXING & MEASURING
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.
For best results, read and follow all label directions.
Spray when listed insects or damage rst appear. Refer to specic use area for additional instructions.
SEE SPRAYER TYPES
Shake well before using. Adjust nozzle on your sprayer to desired spray pattern.
Hold sprayer about 12 inches from foliage. Spray leaves and tender new shoots.
To kill listed insects that may hide, spray the underside of the leaves. Apply until leaves are evenly coated with
spray, but not dripping.
To make one gallon of spray:
Dilute 1/2 . oz. (1 Tablespoon) of the liquid concentrate per gallon of water for RESIDENTIAL NUISANCE
PESTS OUTDOORS.
Dilute 3 . oz. (6 Tablespoons) of the liquid concentrate per gallon of water for LAWN PESTS.
Close sprayer and shake well before applying.
SPRAYER TYPES
Dilution rate:
For VEGETABLE AND ORNAMENTAL APPLICATIONS and RESIDENTIAL NUISANCE PESTS
OUTDOORS APPLICATIONS, apply 1/2 . oz. (1 Tablespoon) per gallon of water.
For LAWN PESTS, apply 3 . oz. (6 Tablespoons) per gallon of water.
1. Pour concentrate into sprayer jar to the required uid ounce level.
2. Add the appropriate amount of water to the gallons level.
3. Replace sprayer top and shake well before applying.
4. To avoid contact with the treated area, begin by spraying area farthest from faucet walking backwards as you
spray.
OR
Pour concentrate into sprayer jar to the required uid ounce level and follow sprayer label directions for applying.
SPRAYER TYPES
(cont’d)
• Apply the product to owering plants during early morning or late evening, when bees are not present.
• Do not spray the product into sh pools, ponds, streams, or lakes.
• Remove animal feeding dishes prior to application. Keep children and pets away from treated areas until
spray has dried.
• Do not water the treated area to the point of run-o.
• Do not make application during rain.
• All outdoor applications must be limited to spot or crack and crevice treatments only, except for the following
permitted uses:
(1) Treatment to soil or vegetation around structures;
(2) Applications to lawns, turf, and other vegetation;
(3) Applications to building foundations, up to a maximum height of 3 feet.
Other than applications to building foundations, all outdoor applications to impervious surfaces such as
sidewalks, driveways, patios, porches and structural surfaces (such as windows, doors, and eaves) are limited
to spot and crack-and crevice applications, only.
• Application is prohibited directly into sewers or drains, or to any area like a gutter where drainage to sewers,
storm drains, water bodies, or aquatic habitat can occur. Do not allow the product to enter any drain during or
after application.
BEFORE YOU USE
Read and follow these directions when using.
WHEN TO USE
HOW MUCH TO USE
For Vegetable and Ornamental applications, dilute 1/2 . oz. (1 Tablespoon) per gallon of water.
For Residential Nuisance Pests Outdoors applications, dilute 1/2 . oz. (1 Tablespoon) per gallon of
water.
For Lawn Pests, dilute 3 . oz. (6 Tablespoons) per gallon of water.
HOW TO SPRAY
FOR PUMP STYLE TANK SPRAYERS
2. Close sprayer and set dial as recommended below:
• Ortho Dial 'N Spray Setting: 1 Tablespoon (1/2 . oz.) for RESIDENTIAL NUISANCE PESTS OUTDOORS and
3 . oz. (6 Tablespoons) for LAWN PESTS.
• Chameleon Hose-End Sprayer Setting: 1 Tablespoon (1/2 . oz.) for RESIDENTIAL NUISANCE PESTS
OUTDOORS and 3 . oz. (6 Tablespoons) for LAWN PESTS.
TIP: The numbers on dial indicate amount of concentrate per gallon of spray.
3. Hook to garden hose and apply. To avoid contact with the treated area, begin by spraying area farthest from
faucet walking backwards as you spray.
4. Pour any unused product back into this original container.
FOR DIAL-STYLE HOSE-END SPRAYERS
(cont’d)
FOR CONCENTRATE PLUS WATER HOSE-END
FLOWERS, TREES, SHRUBS, GROUND COVERS
Abrupt Epiblema Moth, Alder spittlebug, Alfalfa Looper, Alfalfa weevil, Alligator Weed Stem Borer Moth, American
bird grasshopper, Andromeda lace bug, Angular Aethes, Aphids, Apple aphid, Apple curculio, Apple leafhopper,
Apple Sphinx, Arborvitae weevil, Arch Moths, Army Cutworm, Ash plant bug, Ash whitey, Asiatic garden beetle,
Asiatic oak weevil, Asparagus beetle, Assassin plant bug, Aster-head Phaneta Moth, Aster leafhopper, Azalea bark
scale, Azalea lace bug, Azalea whitey, Bagworms, Bald Cypress Coneworm Moth, Banded greenhouse thrips,
Banded range grasshopper, Bandwinged whitey, Bare-patched Oak Leafroller, Bayberry Leaftier, Bean leaf beetle,
Beech blight aphid, Beech scale, Beet leafhopper, Bidens Borer Moth, Birch lace bug, Black-Bordered Lemon Moth,
Black-blotched Bactra Moth, Black- crescent Proteoteras, Black Dash Epinotia Moth, Black-headed Birch Leaolder
Moth, Black-Patched Graylet, Black turfgrass Ataenius, Black scale, Black vine weevil, Black Wedge Spot, Bluegrass
billbug, Boldly-marked Archips, Bougainvillea Caterpillar Moth, Boxelder bugs, Bristly Cutworm Moth, Broad-patch
Carolella Moth, Brown marmorated stink bug, Brown soft scale, Brown stink bug, Bumble ower Beetle, Bualo
treehopper, Bu-tipped Phaneta Moth, Bunchberry Leaolder Moth, Cabbage aphid, Cabbage ea beetle, Cactus
Moth, Calico scale, Canadian Sonia, Carmine Snout Moth, Carolina grasshopper, Carolina Sphinx, Carrot Beetle,
Cereal leaf beetle, Chrysanthemmum aphid, Citrus mealybug, Citrus blacky, Click beetle/wireworms, Clover
Hayworm Moth, Clover mites, Codling Moth, Colorado potato beetle, Common chinch bug, Common Spragveia,
Consperse stink bug, Corn ea beetle, Comstock mealybug, Constricted Sonia Moth, Cotton/melon aphid,
Cottonwood leaf beetle, Cottony maple scale, Cottony camelia scale, Cottony cushion scale, Crapemyrtle aphid,
Crapemyrtle scale, Crescent-Winged Caudellia Moth, Cucumber beetle, Dainty Sulphur, Dagger Moths, Darker
Moodna Moth, Dame's Rocket Moth, Delightful Bird Dropping Moth, Denver billbug, Diaprepes root weevil,
Dierential grasshopper, ingy Cutworm Moths, Dogwood spittlebug, Dotted Ecdytolopha Moth, Dotted Graylet,
Dusky Leafroller, Eggplant lace bug, Eight Spot, Elm calligrapha/linden leaf beetle, Elm leaf aphid, Elm Leaftier,
Elm leaf beetles, Erebine moths, Eublemmine moths , Euonymous scale, European chafer, European elm scale,
Evergreen Coneworm Moth, Exposed Bird-Dropping Moth, Eye-spotted Bud Moth, Fall webworm, False
chinch bug, False Japanese Beetle, Filbertworm Moth, Filigreed Chimoptesis,
Fingered Dagger Moth, Fletcher scale,
HOW TO APPLY
• Spray foliage, tender new shoots and the underside of leaves thoroughly.
• To kill insects that hide, spray the underside of the leaves. Apply until leaves are evenly coated with spray
droplets, but not dripping.
• For severe infestation, repeat every 7 to 14 days not to exceed 11 applications per year.
(cont’d)
(cont’d)
Dilution rate:
For VEGETABLE AND ORNAMENTAL APPLICATIONS and RESIDENTIAL NUISANCE PESTS
OUTDOORS APPLICATIONS, apply 1/2 . oz. (1 Tablespoon) per gallon of water.
For LAWN PESTS, apply 3 . oz. (6 Tablespoons) per gallon of water.
1. Fill sprayer jar with enough concentrate for the area to be treated. DO NOT ADD WATER.
FOR DIAL-STYLE HOSE-END SPRAYERS