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Pyrethrum Organic Insecticide - Description
- Multi Use Organic Insecticide
- Naturally Occurring Ingredients
- Made from Chrysanthemum Flowers
- Safe for Indoor Use
- Safe for Edible & Non-Edible Plants
- Controls Against
- Aphids, Blackfly, Greenfly, Whitefly, Thrips, Carrot Fly, Cabbage Root Fly & Spider Mites
- Concentrated - Dilute in Water
- Volume: 1 Litre - Makes 240 Litres of Diluted Product
- Native Active Ingredient: Pyrethrins
Pyrethrum Organic Insecticide - Plant Protection Directive
- PCS no. 06255
- User Type: Professional
- We can only sell this product to...
- Holders of a Farm Herd Number
- Those who are registered as a pesticide user with DAFM
- Please include your herd no. or SUD registration no. in the customer notes section during checkout
- Please read MSDS sheet provided with this product
Pyrethrum Organic Insecticide - Uses
- Controls the widest range of garden pests
- Aphids, blackfly, greenfly, whitefly
- Thrips, caterpillars
- Root flies, carrot fly, cabbage root fly
- Spider mites
- Suitable for both indoor & outdoor use
- Can use on both edible & non edible plants, vegetables & fruit
Pyrethrum Organic Insecticide - Advantages
- Contains naturally occurring ingredients
- Is considered an organic insecticide
- Easy to dilute & apply
- Controls against a vast range of pests
Pyrethrum Organic Insecticide - How to Use
- Read instructions prior to application
- Dilute in water as per instructions
- Best dilution rate: 4ml per 1L of water
- Maximum strength dilution rate: 20ml per 5L of water
- Apply using a pressure sprayer or watering can
- Apply thoroughly to target plant
- Spray entire foliage with the organic insecticide until point of run off
Pyrethrum Organic Insecticide - Toxicity to Bees
- Level 3 toxicity - Slightly toxic to bees
- Can kill bees
- To reduce harm to bees
- Apply Pyrethrum late in the evening or first thing in the morning
- Avoid using pyrethrum on flowering plants when dew is forecast
- Keep to recommended dilution rate of 20ml per 5l of water
