Description
Contains spinetoram, a new generation insecticide derived from beneficial soil bacteria for control of caterpillars, thrips, codling moth, pear & cherry slug and other leaf eating insects. This is the next generation solution replacing Success Naturalyte, Success ULTRA. The spinetoram has translaminar action, which enables it to move from the upper to lower leaf surfaces, helping to make it rainfast. The next generation solution replacing Success Naturalyte, Success ULTRA helps keep your garden plants from being attacked by common caterpillars plus other insect pests like thrips, codling moth, pear & cherry slug and citrus leaf miner.
Features
- Highly effective formulation that controls caterpillars on key crops; tomatoes, herbs, vegetables, and ornamental plants.
- Controls codling moth on apples and pears.
- Other insect pests controlled: thrips, citrus leaf miner, pear & cherry slug, tomato leaf miner, leaf rollers.
- Low toxic formulation makes for use on edible plants.
- Contact and residual control of pests Control insect pests on contact and prevent pests that feed at night or early morning.
- Contains spinetoram, the latest generation insect control derived from beneficial soil bacteria.
- Spinetoram has translaminar movement, which means it moves into the leaf, making the solution resistant to rain and sunlight six hours after application.
- Short withholding period on some crops means minimal waiting.
Ingredients
- Spinetoram
How It Works
Natural insecticide, with efficacy equivalent to synthetic products. It has activity by both contact and ingestion. Affects the nervous system of the insect. The active is absorbed by by both contact on the insect and ingestion.
Directions for use
Shake well before use. Measure out required amount of Success Ultra and mix with water.
Ensure that all foliage, including undersides of leaves is sprayed. Apply in the cool of the early morning or late evening. Insects will stop feeding immediately but may take up to three days to die.
Precautions
Do not spray when shade temperatures are near 28 C or higher, or when soil is dry and plans are suffering from moisture stress. Avoid spraying in windy conditions or if rain is expected with 6 hours
