Yes, you can dilute Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate at 1 - 3 oz. per gallon of water for indoor use. Please refer to the label for complete instructions. You can find more information on how to treat for flies by reading our Fly Control Guide.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is not labeled for plum curculio. You may consider using Bonide Eight Insect Control - Vegetable Fruit & Flower which can be used to control plum curculio on apple trees if used as directed on the product label.
While Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate does not list "root aphids" on the label, since it is labeled for aphids in general it will treat any variety of them. Just need to ensure that the product makes contact with the pest
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate can be applied anytime you’re experiencing pest activity.
You may apply Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate anywhere from 1:1 to 1:8 ratio as shown on the product label on page 4. The amount of product you will need will depend on your dilution ratio. Please take a moment to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is only a contact kill and will not provide a residual.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate should not cause damage to the lawn unless it was under stress or the temperatures were really high when applied and too high rates were used. If this just happened sometimes adding charcoal and watering regularly could help but it has to be done right after it happens. Now you can water and basically give it time and see if it can recover.
Yes, the Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate recommends to avoid possible harm to beneficial insects apply when the non-target insects are least active.
Yes, Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is an oil-based concentrate.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is labeled for treatment of potato beetles and for use on greenhouse vegetables, however there is some risk of phytoxicity on outdoor growing crops. We would suggest using Pyganic Gardening instead for plant safety.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate cannot be applied to clothing.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is not labeled for bedbug treatments and it is ONLY a contact kill and will not provide any residual which is what you need for bedbug control. We recommend that you apply the products in one of our Bedbug Kits to help eliminate them along with non-chemical methods. There is not one product that will fully eliminate them. Treatments require multiple products and multiple applications.
If Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate goes back into suspension after it freezes, it is still effective. If the product has particles in it after shaking the product up, it should not be used. The shelf life of the product is 3-5 years.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate will not be effective for fire ants. Essentria IC3 is labeled to be used as a drench for fire ant mounds. It can be applied in a hand pump sprayer, backpack sprayer, hose-end sprayer or in a fogging application.
The Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate recommends to avoid possible harm to beneficial nemotodes apply when the non-target insects are least active.
No, Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is not labeled for termites. A better option would be to use Premise Foam in the area. This will expand and kill and prevent termites for up to 90 days.
We would recommend checking out our Termite Guide for tips on how to treat and prevent termites in and around your home.
Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate is not labeled to be used in that type of equipment, it is labeled for spraying or dipping. Another option that gives instructions for Back Rubber use would be the Cattlemens Choice 1% Permethrin. Per the product label: Back Rubber Use: Mix one pint per gallon #2 diesel or mineral oil. Keep rubbing device charged. Results improved by daily forced use.