Yates White Oil Insecticide Concentrate 500mL

500mL

For control of scales, aphids, mealybugs, mites and citrus leafminer on citrus, other fruit trees, roses and ornamentals.

Features:

• Can also be used on indoors plants & daphne
• Easy to use measure pack

Directions for Use:

Dilute as per instructions, depending on plant type. Thoroughly cover upper and lower surfaces of foliage.

• Plants
  Deciduous Fruit Trees and Roses
  Insect - Scale, aphids, mites and mealy bugs.
  Rate - 20mL per L of water
  How to Apply - Apply in winter after pruning & before bud burst or at other times when pests occur.
• Citrus Trees
  Insect - Citrus leaf miner
  Rate - 2.5 - 10mL per L of water
  How to Apply - At intervals of 5 to 14 days when young flush growth is present.
• Citrus Trees
  Insect - Red, white wax and other scales
  Rate - 20mL per L of water
  How to Apply - Spray when pests appear. Repeat after 4 weeks. Avoid spraying citrus in late autumn or winter.
• Indoor Plants, Ornamental Shrubs
  Insect - Scale insects, mealy bugs, spider mites.
  Rate - 20mL per L of water
  How to Apply - Spray when pests appear. Repeat after 4 weeks. Avoid spraying citrus in late autumn or winter.
• Daphne
  Insect - Scale insects, mealy bugs, spider mites.
  Rate - 10mL per L of water
  How to Apply - Spray when pests appear. Repeat after 4 weeks. Avoid spraying citrus in late autumn or winter.

How to Prepare:

• Remove measure cylinder from side, then child proof cap from top of bottle.
• Pour 20mL volumes into measure cylinder and mix with required amount of water. Repeat as required.
• Rinse out measure before placing back onto bottle. DO NOT combine with carbaryl, lime sulphur or other sulphur-containing sprays. Note: Spray must thoroughly cover upper and lower leaf surfaces. Dead scale may remain on the plant for a few weeks after spraying.

Precautions:

• DO NOT spray when temperatures are near 35°C, or above.
• DO NOT pick edible crops for 1 day after spraying.
• Certain plants and plant varieties are sensitive to oil sprays. Test on a small sample first if in doubt.
• Avoid spraying citrus in late autumn or winter.