To control worms, moths, loopers and leafrollers it is best to use AzaGuard when the pests first start appearing.  For the treatment of outdoor food crops, a good strategy is to apply with a sprayer: Eight ounces of AzaGuard per acre combined .25-1.0% crop oil and be sure to dilute with enough water to ensure that underside of the plant leaves are fully covered.  The crop oil that you mix in with the diluted solution should be non-phytoxic.   It is also advisable to repeat the application in 7-10 days.  When treating non-food outdoor crops, use the same AzaGuard rate as above but repeat every 5-7 days (crop oil is not necessary).   If you are treating plants that are indoors, use a rate of eight ounces of AzaGuard per 40,000 square feet (crop oil is not necessary).

For Beetles

To control a broad spectrum of beetle species, it is best to use AzaGuard when you first see beetles appearing.  For the treatment of outdoor food crops, a good strategy is to apply with a sprayer: Eight ounces of AzaGuard per acre combined .25-1.0% crop oil and be sure to dilute with enough water to ensure that underside of the plant leaves are fully covered.  The crop oil that you mix in with the diluted solution should be non-phytoxic.   It is also advisable to repeat the application in 7-10 days.  When treating non-food outdoor crops, use the same AzaGuard rate as above but repeat every 5-7 days (crop oil is not necessary).   If you are treating plants that are indoors, use a rate of ten ounces of AzaGuard per 100 gallons to treat 50,000 square feet (crop oil is not necessary).

For Weevils

Apply AzaGuard to foliage in ten day intervals at least three or four times.   Regular treatment like this will deter adult feeding.  When treating plants that are outdoors, apply ten ounces per acre with enough water to provide thorough foliar coverage.  For the treatment of weevils on indoor plants, a rate of eight ounces per 100 gallons of water per 40,000 sq. ft. is recommended.  For the control of weevil larvae, a soil drench application is recommended at a rate of 1 pint of diluted solution for a 1 gallon pot.  This soil application should be repeated in both the spring and fall.

For more detailed information on applying AzaGuard, please check out our rates and usage brochure.

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• Beetles
• Armyworms
• Webworms
• Fungus gnats
• Cutworms
• Aphids
• Budworms
• Leafminers
• Leafhoppers
• Lepidopterous larvae
• Leafrollers
• Thrips
• Mushroom flies
• Loopers
• Whiteflies
• Sawflies
• Nematodes

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