Bonide Eight Vegetable, Fruit & Flower Conc. - Manual (Page 5)

Ageratum, Aster, Ardisia,
Azalea, Baby’s breath,
Begonia, Birds-nest fern,
Bleeding heart, Carnation,
Chrysanthemum, Coleus,
Common Ninebark and
Snowberry, Cockscomb,
Crown of thorns, Cyclamen,
Dracaena, Dumbcane,
English Ivy, Exacum, Fuchsia,
Gladiolus, Grape Ivy, Gold
Bells, Hypoestes, Ivy, Juniper,
Lilac, Marigold, Mock-Orange,
Nannyberry, Orchid, Palm,
Pansy, Pea Shrub, Peperomia,
Petunia, Philodendron,
Piggy-back Plant, Poinsettia,
Portulaca, Pothos, Prayer
Plant, Purple Passion, Rabbits
Foot fern, Rhododendron,
Rose, Schefflera, Snapdragon,
Snake Plant, Statice Velvet
Plant, Verbena, Zinnia
Pests:
Aphids, Armyworms,
Bagworms, Cabbage
worms, Cicadas
(locusts), Corn earworms,
Cutworms, Exposed
thrips, Fall cankerworms,
Fall webworms, Fungus
gnats, Inchworms,
Japanese beetles,
Leafminers, Leafrollers,
Locusts, Mealybugs,
Scale crawlers, Spring
cankerworms, Spider
mites, Whiteflies, Rose
Chafer, Psyllids, Scale
Insects
How to use:
Use 1 fl. oz. in 1 gal.
of water. Apply as a
thorough spray, wetting
the plants to the dripping
point. Try to hit underside
of leaves and penetrate
dense foliage. Spray
in the late afternoon
or evening, when the
temperature ranges from
50˚F to 75˚F and when
there is little or no wind.
Spray at the first sign
of insects. Repeat as
necessary; use intervals
of 4-8 days. Do not
exceed 16 applications
per season. Application
can be made up to the
day of collection.
ROSES & FLOWERS
On Tent caterpillars, application should be made when caterpillars are young and tents
are first noticed. For best results, apply in the late afternoon or evening, when caterpillars
have returned to their tents. Wet tents with spray on all sides. A few caterpillars may be
seen escaping from the tent; however, they should die within several hours.