Unfortunately, Tempo SC Ultra is not labeled to treat for emerald ash borer beetles. We would recommend a systemic product like Annual Tree & Shrub Insect Control Concentrate. According to the product label, this product quickly dissolves in water allowing the insecticide to move through the soil into the root zone. Once in the roots, the insecticide moves up through the tree providing year-long insect control. This product will also provide control to new growth. Drench applications to individual trees will control emerald ash borers. For foliar applications mix 1.5 tsp of this product per 1 gallon of water.
Tempo SC Ultra is not a contact kill product. It is a residual product that can take a few day to start killing insects. You need to give the product time to work. If the infestation of flies is extensive then you may treat again after 7-14 days. For more information on fly control, please read our article on How to Get Rid of Flies.
No, Tempo SC Ultra is an insecticide and cannot be used to kill mice. You can find all of our mouse control products here.
Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for clover mites.It is mixed at a rate of of 8 – 16mL of Tempo SC Ultra into 1 gallon of water.
Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for webworms. You will mix 1.5-5.4 oz per 100 gallons of water.
Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for gnats indoors and outdoors. You will use 8-16 ml per gallon of water. This is just a baseboard, crack and crevice treatment and should not be broadcast across any areas. You can also use a fly light such as the FlyWeb Fly Light to catch flying insects inside.
Tempo SC Ultra is considered a general use insecticide and is labeled for outside and inside use. It is odorless, and very safe to use around children or pets. The general rule is that while spraying you keep children or pets in another room or outside to play. After about one hour it should be dry and it is perfectly safe to allow kids and/or pets back in the room.
Tempo SC Ultra will kill adult fleas and ticks. It cannot be broadcast, however. We recommend to use Onslaught mixed with Archer for flea and tick control indoors and out. Dilute at 1oz Onslaught to 1oz Archer per gallon water.
Yes, Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for Armyworms. You would use it at 4-8 ml per 1000 square feet per the product label.
Tempo SC Ultra and Temprid FX both contain beta-cyfluthrin for the active ingredient. Temprid FX also contains imidacloprid. Both are labeled for roaches and other listed insects. Temprid FX is going to offer a quicker knockdown and a longer residual.
Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for use in and around poultry houses, however you cannot apply it inside the living space of the chickens. The only product we have that is labeled for use inside and all around coops is Riptide. It is usually meant for ULV fogging or misting systems, but can be used in pressurized sprayer and applied inside poultry houses. It can even be applied to the chickens themselves to help with poultry fleas and mites.