Why Imidacloprid Could Be The Right Insecticide For You
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Which insects does imidacloprid control best? Why would you choose to apply imidacloprid over other insecticides? Get these questions answered and a few more in this imidacloprid Q&A video, featuring Advanced Turf Sales Rep Nikki Hendrickson.
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How great! Concise but covering most needed aspects . Thanks a lot .
If I mix up a gallon of it how long can I keep that container? I don't need that much at one time.
There are several factors that can affect efficacy once it's mixed, including water pH. Instead of holding and storing mixed product, we'd only mix up what is needed, measuring in ml.
I have root aphids in my Douglas Fir tree seedlings. The seedlings are 16-24 inches tall and have been in the ground for 1-2 years. What are your suggestions for doing a soil drench?
Hello! Before we can recommend anything, we want to make sure the tree is not in a nursery. Is this tree on residential property or in a nursery?
@@advancedturfsolutions7818 Residential
@@arjh1017 From what we carry, we'd suggest Arena as a soil injection (you will need to get material where the aphids are). We'd apply it with quite a bit of carrier volume too to help disperse material. Both imidacloprid and clothianidin are systemics with aphids on the label. Clothianidin (Arena) is more water-soluble than imidacloprid, which we think would be a benefit for root aphids on mature trees in clay soil. You will also need to make a lot of holes in the ground versus applying just around the base of the tree to aid in dispersal of the active ingredient.
Typically root aphid populations aren't large enough to cause damage on mature trees. Unless you are experiencing stunting of trees, you might not need to treat. Systemics mixed with bifenthrin could also help control the ants that are tending the aphids making them more likely to predation from other insects