Azamax 4 Oz (Case of 24)

Multi-Mechanism Pest Control for Organic Programs, 4oz Case of 24

Pests that survive one mode of attack often keep reproducing under a single-mechanism treatment, which is part of why relying on one narrow pesticide can lose effectiveness over time. AzaMax works through several mechanisms at once — as an antifeedant, growth regulator, and anti-oviposition agent — built around Azadirachtin A and B and a complex of related limonoids, rather than a single active compound.

Sold as a case of 24 four-ounce bottles, this size suits growers treating pest pressure across multiple rooms or on a recurring schedule without needing a large bulk container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Azadirachtin A and B plus limonoids — a multi-compound formula rather than a single active ingredient.
• OMRI Listed and EPA-registered — suited to organic and integrated pest management programs.
• Multiple modes of action — functions as an antifeedant, insect growth regulator, and anti-oviposition agent.
• Broad pest coverage — labeled for mites, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, and fungus gnats.
• Case of 24 four-ounce bottles — suited to recurring application across multiple rooms or grow cycles.

Who Should Use AzaMax

This concentrate fits growers in organic or IPM-focused programs who want an OMRI Listed option that addresses several common pests through more than one mechanism. Growers dealing with a pest not on the label should confirm coverage before relying on AzaMax as their primary treatment.

About AzaMax

AzaMax™ is a General Hydroponics® pest control product built around Azadirachtin A and B and a broader complex of limonoids, registered with the EPA and OMRI Listed for organic production.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pests does AzaMax control?

It's labeled for mites, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, and fungus gnats, working as an antifeedant, growth regulator, and anti-oviposition agent rather than a direct contact kill.

Is AzaMax approved for organic growing?

Yes, it's OMRI Listed, meaning it meets Organic Materials Review Institute standards, and it's also EPA-registered.

What does "anti-oviposition" mean?

It refers to disrupting a pest's ability to lay eggs, which helps reduce the next generation of pests rather than only addressing the adults present at the time of application.

How is AzaMax different from a contact insecticide?

Rather than relying on direct contact toxicity alone, AzaMax also disrupts feeding and reproduction, which can help address pests across multiple life stages.

How should I mix and apply AzaMax?

Follow the product label for exact mixing ratios and application method, since rates can vary by pest and application type.