Nature’s Way Citrus & Ornamental RTU

Nature’s Way Citrus & Ornamental RTU

Nature’s Way Citrus & Ornamental RTU is a ready-to-use formula that is made up of two ingredients – pyrethrin and canola oil. Pyrethrin is a natural insecticide derived from the pyrethrum daisy and it disrupts the nervous system of both sucking and chewing insect pests such as aphids and caterpillars. Canola oil is derived from canola and it acts as an insecticide by smothering insects such as scale and mealybug and deterring the citrus leaf miner moth from laying eggs on citrus leaves.

It effectively controls a wide variety of garden pests and it is suitable to use around the family garden. It also controls Bronze Orange Bugs on citrus, which damages tender young leaves and stems and also sucks sap from flower and fruit stalks, causing them to drop. This product works by contact action so coverage under foliage is essential. The dead scale may remain on the plant for a few weeks after spraying. Please check our other garden pest products.

Ingredients:

8g/L Canola oil

0.3g/L Pyrethrins

How to use:

Shake well before use.

Plants:

Tomatoes and vegetables including, brassicas (eg cabbage, broccoli, Burssels sprouts), curcurbits (eg cucumber, pumpkin) and leafy vegetables, fruit trees, ornamentals, indoor plants and citrus.

Pests Controlled:

Aphids, thrips, caterpillars (including cabbage white butterfly & cabbage moth), whitefly, ants, flies, earwigs, leafhopper, two-spotted mite, scale, mealybug, sooty mould

How to Apply:

Spray lightly, just to the point of runoff, including undersides of foliage, as soon as insect pests appear. Repeat weekly if required.

Plants:

Citrus

Pests Controlled:

Citrus leaf miner, aphids, scale, ants, sooty mould, bronze orange bug

How to Apply:

For leafminer control, begin applying when the new flush of growth is about 4cm long. For bronze orange bug control, being spraying from early spring. Spray thoroughly every 5-14 days, including the undersides of foliage. Do not apply more than 8 times per season.