Bonide Malathion Conc. - Manual (Page 10)

Crop
Blueberries
Insects
Japanese beetle
When
to Apply
Make up to 3 applications per year – at
least
5 days
apart.
Do
not
apply
within 1 day of harvest.
Amount/Gal. W
ater
½ to 1½ fl. oz. to cover 1,000 to 3,500 sq. ft.
Comments
Do
not
exceed
1½
fl.
oz./1000 sq. ft. per single application.
Ornamental herbaceous plants (Roses, Chrysanthemums, Carnations, Flower
Gardens),
Ornamental non- flowering plants, Ornamental woody shrubs and vines
aphids,
mealybugs,
spider mites, whitefly
,
four-lined plant bug, Japanese beetle, potato leafhopper
, tarnished plant bug, thrips, rose
leafhoppers, European pine shoot moth, birch leaf
miner
, boxwood
leaf
miner
, bagworms,
tent caterpillar
, oak kermes, azalea, pine leaf,
magnolia, Fletcher
, Florida red, juniper
, black,
scurfy
, Euonymus, oyster shell, monterey
pine, soft, pine needle scales, two-spotted mite, millipedes,
springtails,
sowbugs
Spray thoroughly both top and undersides of leaves until slightly dripping as soon as insects
appear
.
For woody shrubs and vines do not exceed
2 applications
per year – at least 10 days apart.
1 to 3 fl. oz. to cover 1,000 sq. ft.
Do
not
exceed
3
fl.
oz./1000 sq. ft. per single application. Injury may occur on ferns, hicko
ry,
viburnum lantana, crassula and canaerti juniper
.
Spray
Application:
Mix
5
fl.
oz.
this
product
in
1
gallon
of
water
or
oil-based
carrier
(such
as
kerosene,
fuel
oil
or
diesel
oil).
Apply
as
an
area
spray
with
a pump
or
tank
lawn
&
garden
sprayer
with
nozzle
adjusted
to
a fine
spray
mist.
Do
not
exceed
2½
gallons
of
spray
mixture
per
acre
per
day
when
applying
at
the
5
fl.
oz.
rate.
For
heavy
infestations,
increase
the
amount
of
this
product
to
12
fl.
oz.
per
gallon.
Do
not
exceed
1
gallon
of
spray
mixture
per
acre
per
day
when
applyin
g at
the
12
fl.
oz.
rate.
Repeat
applications
as
necessary
. A
void
applying
oil-based
formulations to plants as injury may occur
.
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