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Nature’s Way Fruit Fly Control Concentrate is a concentrated formula that can be used on fruit trees, vines and vegetables to control and kill fruit flies including Queensland fruit fly and Mediterranean fruit fly. It is suitable to use around the family garden. This is a protein and sugar-based bait that works by attracting fruit fly from several metres away and kill them when they ingest the treatment. It is derived from natural bacteria. Please check our other garden pest control solutions.
Start applying as soon as fruit flies are present and fruit is at a susceptible stage (at very early fruit set, well before fruit changes colour).
Mix 40mL Yates Nature’s Way Fruit Fly Control with 260mL water in a trigger bottle ( this is enough to treat 6 trees or plants).
Apply as either a band or a spot spray to the trunk or lower foliage of 6 trees or plants, using large droplets. Repeat weekly, re-applying sooner if there has been rain.
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Nature's Way Fruit Fly Control Concentrate
Hey Shane,
Yes, the active ingredient in Nature's Way Fruit Fly Control Concentrate can be harmful to bees, especially when it is wet and freshly applied. Spinosad is an insecticide derived from natural sources that targets a wide range of pests, but it is toxic to bees upon direct contact. To minimize the risk to bees, only apply during times when bees are not active, such as early morning or late evening. Allow the pesticide to dry completely before bees are likely to forage in the area. Once dried, spinosad's toxicity to bees significantly decreases, making it safer, but it's crucial to follow these precautions to protect pollinators.
Thank you for your question. We should have had this information available sooner, and we've updated it now. The correct amount is 200mls. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
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A must for all stone fruit trees and you are the most competitive price store thanks will definitely be buying off you again
Fruit fly took my previous three crops of peaches, but this year I applied Nature’s Way fly treatment early-on and got a terrific crop. Five litres of jam from one tree
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