Azatin O Insecticide

Azatin O Insecticide is a broad-spectrum Insect Growth Regulator botanical insecticide. This biopesticide is a 4.5% formulation of Azadirachtin, which comes from the seeds of the Neem tree. Once a targeted insect larvae or nymph comes into contact with or ingests Azatin O, it interferes with its ability to molt. This prevents the insect from progressing through life cycle to the next. This product only directly kills the immature stages (larvae or nymphs), but treated larvae may die as pupae. Additionally, it repels and deters feeding in all the life stages of targeted insects. Azatin O is deadly to many sucking and chewing insects, but it has minimal impact on beneficial insects and poses no hazard to mammals and birds.  

Benefits

• For use in organic (OMRI listed) and traditional growing.    
• Broad spectrum control for many of the most common insect pests.    
• Works well in a traditional or organic/biocontrol-beneficial compatible program.    
• Can be used on edible and non-edible crops.     
• 4 hour REI (Restricted Entry Interval) and 0-Day PHI (Pre-Harvest Interval).    
• Compatible with beneficial insects and mites.    
• Can be used on plants grown hydroponically.     Perfect fit for IPM (Integrated Pest Management) programs.    
• Can be used indoors and outdoors in a wide variety of growing situations. Plants can be grown in soil or in soilless mixtures or grown hydroponically.  

Azatin O can be used on: Artichokes, bedding plants, berries, brassica (cole) crops, bulb vegetables, citrus fruits, coffee, cucurbit vegetables, flowering plants and foliage, fruiting vegetables, herbs and spices, hops, leafy vegetables, legumes, nuts, ornamental plants, pome and stone fruits, root and tuber vegetables, small fruits, trees and shrubs, tobacco, turfgrass and more. Please see product label under the DOCS tab for a more comprehensive list.  T

Controls the Following Pests or Diseases: Adelgids, Aphids, Beetles Larvae, Bollworms, Borers, Budworms, Cankerworms, Caterpillars, Chafers, Chinch bugs, Crickets, Cutworms, Fruitworms, Fungus Gnats, Grasshoppers, Grubs, Leafhoppers, Leafminers, Leafrollers, Leaf Perforators, Leatherjackets, Lepidoptera Larvae, Locusts, Loopers, Lygus Bugs, Maggots (Cabbage Root Maggot, Onion Maggot), Crane Flies, Marsh Flies, Mealybugs, Millipedes, Moth Larvae (Codling Moth, Diamondback moth, Spongy Moth (formerly Gypsy Moth), Oriental Fruit Moth, Tussock Moth and more), Nematodes (suppressing), Phylloxera, Psyllids (Asian Citrus Psyllid, Tomato Psyllid and more), Sawfly, Scale, Sowbugs (Pillbugs), Spittlebugs, Stink bugs, Squash bugs, Thrips, Webworms, Weevil Larvae, Whiteflies and more.