MIXING INSTRUCTIONS AND APPLICATION EQUIPMENT

Shake well before using. Mix water or oil and apply with a handed pressurized compressed air sprayer; backpack sprayer or mist blower; power sprayer; mechanical aerosol misting/fogging equipment, ULV foggers or other conventional application equipment. Clean spray equipment before use. Add approximately half of the required amount of water or oil to the tank and then add the appropriate amount of product, agitate and add the remaining water or oil. Apply the solution until surfaces are wet, but not to the point of run-off. Product requires only light agitation in spray systems after concentrate has been diluted. After application, rinse the tank with clean water, pressurize the tank and flush the valve and hose.

INDOOR USE

Be aware of scent in indoor occupied areas. A rate of not more than 2 oz/gal is recommended if people are present, or will be present shortly after treatment, or ventilate the area after treatment. When sprayed on porous/unsealed surfaces, product may leave a slight oily stain. Dilute product and apply with spray or misting equipment until foliage is thoroughly wet. A small-scale test is recommended to verify safety prior to broad plant treatment, particularly when treating plants with known sensitivity to oils, and/or young, tender plants.

Space Spray/Fogging: Close and shut off air conditioning and ventilating equipment. Vacate persons from the area. Dilute product with water or oil and apply through conventional fogging equipment or misting systems at the rate of 1 to 3 fluid ounces per 1000 cubic feet, filling the area with mist or fog. Ventilate treated areas before reoccupying. If an oily residue is left on any sensitive surfaces after treatment, wipe up with a clean cloth. Fogging oils may create slippery conditions on surfaces. Reapply as needed.

OUTDOOR USE

Perimeter and Turf Use: Dilute product and apply until area is thoroughly wet. For perimeter treatment, apply product to a band of soil and vegetation up to 10 feet wide around and adjacent to buildings. Make specific efforts to spray areas where pest species congregate such as, but not limited to, landscape timbers, mulch, waste receptacles, dumpsters, under decks and porches and to the soil in crawlspaces. Product may be applied on building foundations, but see notice regarding potential for staining porous/unfinished surfaces. Reapply as needed.

Ornamental Plants, Trees and Shrubs, and Crop Sites: Dilute product and apply until foliage is thoroughly wet. A small-scale test is recommended to verify safety prior to broad plant treatment, particularly when treating plants with known sensitivity to oils, and/or young, tender plants.

See table picture for dilution rates for common pests/sites. Use higher rates for active infestations and lower rates for maintenance. Use lower rates for power sprayer application versus compressed air spayers and misters. Exceeding rates may result in phytotoxicity of treated plants.