We recommend to keep pets out of the Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate treated area until dry. This can take about 2 hours to dry.
The Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate is an insect growth regulator only and will not kill fleas. It will help stop the reproduction cycle of fleas. It is meant to be used in conjunction with an approved flea insecticide. Flea control takes multiple applications every 10-14 days. Outside the home, we recommend to treat the outside yard area with Talstar P and Pivot IGR and indoors with NyGuard Plus. You may read more on how to do a full treatment in our Flea Pest Control Guide here.
Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate is photostable for up to 2 weeks outside. Reapply every 28-30 days, or when target insect populations return to economic threshold levels, depending on what you are treating, per the product label.
Depending on what you are treating for, you would dilute 4-12 mL Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate per gallon of water.
Yes, Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate can be mixed with Talstar P and applied with the Solo 451 mister.
Neither Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate nor any other IGRs that we sell can be used on edible plants. ImidaPro 4SC has labeling to treat whiteflies for these and other vegetables that are field grown. You can also use an oil like Triple Action to kill whjiteflies on contact. Be sure to coat all leaf surfaces, especially the undersides of leaves.
No, Pivot 10 IGR is only labeled for use inside of a propane fogger. Riptide is not labeled for use inside of a propane fogger, either. Both products can be used inside of a ULV fogger.
Yes, Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate can be mixed with insecticides such as Bifen XTS.
Yes, Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate and ExciteR can be mixed together in the same tank. For Pivot: 3-8 mL will treat up 1000 sq. ft, ExciteR can be 0.25 to 0.5 oz. per 1000 sqft. The amount of water is typically 1 gallon per 1000 sqft.
We can tell you that Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate can be mixed with most all of the insecticides we sell and can be used in a ULV fogger.
Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate is an insect growth regulator. It will not kill insects. It only stops their reproductive cycle. If you are looking for something to kill them at this time of year we would recommend our Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, & Boxelder Bugs. This gives you everything you need to kill the population you have, and to protect your home further from them getting inside to batten down for the winter.
Pivot 10 IGR is not specifically labeled for bedbugs. You could apply 1 oz of Gentrol IGR to 1 oz of Onslaught per gallon of water as it is labeled for bedbugs. Please take a few moments to review our article on How to Get Rid of Bedbugs for more helpful information to successfully eradicate these insects.
Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate is labeled for small nuisance flies and boxelder bugs but not Japanese beetles or carpenter ants. We are not aware of an IGR that is labeled for those 2 pests.
No, Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate should not be used in an automatic misting system. This product should only be used in ULV foggers or aerosol generators.
Yes, you can use Pivot 10 IGR in a thermal fogger or a ULV fogger or in regular spray equipment such as a handheld or backpack sprayer. For ULV or thermal fogging, dilute Pivot 10 in a water (for ULV) or an approved petroleum distillate (for thermal). Keep in mind that this is a growth regulator only, so it will not kill adult insects on its own. Please refer to the product label for complete mixing and applicaton directions.
Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate can be applied at the same time as most insecticides and is labeled for fleas. Malathion is not labeled for fleas. We would recommend a product that is labeled for fleas and outdoor applications, please click here for alternate liquid options. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Fleas for a successful program.
Pivot 10 IGR Concentrate could be used in a hose end as long as it can be set to the rate needed per gallon of water as listed on the product label.