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 can be used inside residential homes. You will use this product around baseboards, cracks and crevices in the home. The mixing ratio is between 8-16 ml per gallon of water.
We would not recommend to utilize the Marijuana plants that were misted with Tempo SC Ultra. Tempo SC Ultra is not labeled to safely be applied to such vegetation.
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.
Tempo SC Ultra could take a while to work because it is a residual product. It will provide a faster knockdown because it does contain two active ingredients that work together.
When combating roaches, we would recommend using Gentrol IGR (insect growth regulator) to stop the roaches from reproducing.
Tempo SC Ultra is not labeled to kill lice. We have many other options that are used to treat for lice listed on our site. Please contact us at 1-866-581-7378 for further questions or concerns you may have.
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.
Yes, Tempo SC Ultra can be used on indoor plants. The mixing ratio is 8 mL per gallon of 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 is labeled to kill crickets and chiggers.
Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for webworms. You will mix 1.5-5.4 oz per 100 gallons of water.
Yes, Gentrol IGR and Tempo SC Ultra can be mixed in the tank together and applied at the same time. The mixing rates would be 1 fl oz of Gentrol IGR and 8-16 ml of Tempo SC Ultra per gallon of water.
Tempo SC Ultra is labeled for boxelder bugs and gives specific instructions for treating them. Apply directly to boxelder bugs that have congregated around doors and windows and similar areas where they may enter structures. Apply perimeter treatment as described above. For best results, treat infested trees early in the season.
The treatment should begin before temperatures drop and pests start searching for places to harbor for the winter. Once the bugs have moved into your attic to overwinter you will have limited results with sprays as they will hide in cracks and crevices there and getting to all of these is rare. Your first treatment should be in August, before the weather begins to cool, and continue through November or until the first frost of the Fall. The best treatment for overwintering pests is preventative treatment.
If you are dealing with an active cockroach infestation you can spray Tempo SC Ultra as often as every 14 days. If you are using the product for prevention and maintenance you would spray every 30-60 days.
