Safari 20SG Systemic Insecticide,Dinotefuran 3lb Jug

Description

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Safari Insecticide, a super-systemic insecticide with quick uptake and knockdown, controls a broad spectrum of ferocious and invasive pests, including Q- and B-biotype whitefly, Hemlock woolly adelgid, emerald ash borer, mealybug, mountain pine beetle 2(ee), leafminer, fungus gnat, black vine weevil, glassy-winged sharpshooter, armored and soft scale and lacebug—some of the most costly pests that affect high value greenhouse and nursery crops such as poinsettia and hibiscus, as well as trees, shrubs and herbaceous ornamentals in the lawn and landscape market.
Safari is much more systemic than other
neonicotinoids, which makes it especially
effective when applied to the soil. Because of its
high water solubility, Safari is more easily
taken up by roots and more rapidly transported
to leaves where insects such as whiteflies feed.
When applied to the soil, Safari provides up to
90 days of control. As a foliar spray, Safari
provides quick knockdown and excellent
translaminar control of pests that feed on the
underside of leaves. Rapid absorption by the
foliage also makes Safari less likely to be
removed by rainfall or irrigation
.
Pests
Q-biotype whitefly
B-biotype whitefly
armored and soft scale
emerald ash borer
mealybug
mountain pine beetle 2(ee)
adelgid
aphids
FORMULATION:
WATER DISPERSIBLE GRANULES
USE RATE:
APPLICATION TIMING: APPLY WHEN PEST
POPULATIONS FIRST START TO BUILD
SIGNAL WORD: CAUTION
SAFETY: SAFE TO MANY BENEFICIALS
Safari essentials
Super-systemic
With its application flexibility, Safari can be
applied by foliar spray, chemigation or
directly to soil surface. Safari’s new generation
active ingredient, dinotefuran, controls a broad
range of difficult pests—including those not
adequately controlled by other neonicotinoids.
APPLICATION
METHOD
FOLIAR
SOIL DRENCH
OR INJECTION
RATE
4–8 OZ/100 GALLONS.
CONTAINER:
12–24 OZ/100 GALLONS.
APPLY 4 FL OZ OF FINISHED SOLUTION/6" POT
LANDSCAPE:
SHRUBS: 3–6 GRAMS/FOOT OF HEIGHT
OR 1.0–2.1 OZ/10 FEET OF HEIGHT
TREES: 3–12 GRAMS/INCH TRUNK
DIAMETER OR 1.0–4.2 OZ/10 INCHES
OF TRUNK DIAMETER
NOTE: 12 GRAMS = 5 TEASPOONS
flatheaded borers
fungus gnat larvae
glassy-winged sharpshooter
Japanese beetle (adults)
lacebug
leaf beetle
leafhopper
leafminer
mealybug
psyllid
root weevils
roundheaded borer
thrips (suppression)
white grub
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