Altriset Termiticide application would be OK as long as it had time to dry completely before any rainfall.
Altriset Termiticide has a shelf life of 3-5 years from the date of purchase if stored at room temperature.
Yes, Altriset Termiticide is labeled for use in an attic when it is used as an above-ground treatment for termites, a surface treatment or when treating termite carton nests. Please see the product label for specific directions.
We do recommend following the manufacturers recommendation of removing the soil when applying Altriset. The product actually binds to the soil and may not penetrate deeply enough if you leave the soil in place.
Yes, Altriset Termiticide available to residents of California.
No, Altriset Termiticide should not be used within the drip zone of edibles.
Altriset Termiticide is only labeled for termites as directed. Please take a few moments to review our article here on scorpion control and products.
Altriset Termiticide its not labeled to kill grubs.
Acelepryn Insecticide contains the active ingredient “Chlorantraniliprole” and is labeled for grubs. View the product label for more information.
Please view our Grub Treatment Guide for more information.
You should allow applications of Altriset Termiticide atleast 24 hrs to dry before any rainfall or irrigation occurs for the active ingredient to have time to bond to the soil.
For Subterranean Termites, the trench method is the best option to have a complete barrier protection around the foundation against Subterranean Termites. Trench treatments are done by digging a 6 in x 6 in trench directly against the foundation. Pour 4 gallons of mixed solution (0.34 fl oz per gallon of water) evenly distributing every 10 linear feet.
Please refer to Section 2.1.1 on page 3 of the product label for more detailed information.
Altriset Termiticide is only labeled to control Subterranean Termites and Localized treatment of Drywood Termites, it is not labeled for carpenter ants.
Acelepryn and Altriset Termiticide contain the same active ingredient but are used for different applications so would not be interchangeable. The inert ingredients could be different.
No, Altriset Termiticide is not labeled to carpenter bees. We would recommend our Carpenter Bee Control Kit. The kit contains Delta Dust with a B&G Bulb Duster that allows you to dust in existing carpenter bee holes, and 20 x 3/8 inch plugs to stop up the holes. In addition, 3 x .4 oz bottles of Cyzmic CS Insecticide come with this kit. Cyzmic CS is a liquid concentrate that must be diluted with water and applied with a hand sprayer. Cyzmic CS is a unique insecticide concentrate with two active ingredients for a quick initial kill and long-term residual effects.
For the most efficient Carpenter Bee Treatment , you should first Inspect structures for damage and live bees. See our Carpenter Bee Identification guide to be sure that you are treating for the correct pest.
Altriset Termiticide cannot be used in lawns and is not labeled for grubs, prevention or treatment. It is only used adjacent to structures for termites. We cannot comment on or recommend it be used in an off label way as the label is law.. For grubs, you would use something like Dominion 2L which is labeled for grubs and lawn use.
Altriset Termiticide has a shelf life of 3-5 years if stored at room temperature.
