General Hydroponics TriShield Insecticide, Miticide - 6 Gal

Three-Ingredient Plant Protection for Larger Cultivation Spaces - 6 Gal

Pests and mildew can spread quickly in a dense indoor garden, and refilling small bottles slows down regular treatment. General Hydroponics TriShield Insecticide, Miticide combines soybean oil, sodium lauryl sulfate and citric acid in one product. It is listed for mites, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, caterpillars, insect and mite eggs, and powdery mildew prevention and curative use.

The 6 Gal container suits growers who treat plants often or manage several rooms or systems. Hobbyists with a small garden may find the quantity more than they need, while commercial and serious indoor growers will use it across repeated applications.

Key Features & Benefits

• Three active ingredients — soybean oil 30%, sodium lauryl sulfate 7.5% and citric acid 15% in one product.
• Listed pest range — two-spotted/red spider mites, russet and broad mites, green peach and foxglove aphids, thrips, whiteflies, caterpillars, and insect and mite eggs.
• Powdery mildew — listed for prevention and curative use.
• Minimum risk status — qualifies for exemption from EPA registration under the FIFRA Minimum Risk Pesticides program.
• 6 Gal container — fewer refills for regular treatment schedules.

Who Should Use TriShield Insecticide, Miticide

This product suits indoor and commercial growers who build pest and mildew management into their routine and want a larger container. Always follow the label and safety data sheet for your location.

About General Hydroponics TriShield Insecticide, Miticide

General Hydroponics TriShield Insecticide, Miticide is sold as one 6 Gal container. Its active ingredients are soybean oil 30%, sodium lauryl sulfate 7.5% and citric acid 15%. It qualifies for exemption from EPA registration under the FIFRA Minimum Risk Pesticides program. A label, brochure and safety data sheet are available for the product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is in TriShield?
A: The active ingredients are soybean oil at 30%, sodium lauryl sulfate at 7.5% and citric acid at 15%. Check the label for the full formulation and handling information.

Q: Which pests and diseases is it listed for?
A: The listing names two-spotted/red spider mites, russet and broad mites, green peach and foxglove aphids, thrips, whiteflies, caterpillars, and insect and mite eggs. It also lists powdery mildew for prevention and curative use. Results depend on following the label.

Q: What does minimum risk pesticide exemption mean?
A: It means the product qualifies for exemption from EPA registration under the FIFRA Minimum Risk Pesticides program. It does not replace reading the label or following local rules for your cultivation.

Q: Where can I find directions and safety information?
A: Use the label and safety data sheet documents available for this product. They cover application and handling, so read them before you use it.

Q: Is this a good size for a small garden?
A: The 6 Gal container is a large quantity, so it fits regular or multi-room treatment better than a small trial. Hobbyists may prefer a smaller container if one is available.