Central Coast Garden Green Cleaner - 1 Gal - Foliar Spray

Foliar Spray Concentrate With Three Mix Rates - 1 Gal

Pest and mildew pressure can build fast in a dense canopy, and a single fixed mix rate rarely suits every stage. This concentrate is mixed with water and applied as a foliar spray, with separate label rates for preventative, normal and heavy infestation use. The product record also lists it as exempt under FIFRA section 25(b) as a minimum risk pesticide.

The 1 Gal bottle suits regular indoor growers and outdoor gardeners who spray often and want to mix batches as needed instead of buying ready-to-use sprayers. At the preventative rate, one bottle makes many batches of diluted spray.

Key Features & Benefits

• Three mix rates — use 1/2 oz (15 mL) per gallon of water for prevention, 1 oz (30 mL) for normal infestation, or 2 oz (60 mL) for heavy infestation.
• Foliar spray application — you apply it directly to plant surfaces with a sprayer.
• Indoor and outdoor use — one product covers both settings.
• Natural / organic formula — listed on the brand page as a natural / organic formula.
• Minimum risk exemption — qualifies for exemption under FIFRA section 25(b) as a minimum risk pesticide.

Who Should Use Central Coast Garden Green Cleaner

Growers who run a scheduled spray routine in indoor rooms, greenhouses or outdoor beds will find the three rates easy to adjust. Check your local and state rules and the label before use.

About Central Coast Garden Green Cleaner

Central Coast Garden Green Cleaner is a 1 Gal foliar spray concentrate. Its listed target pests are spider mites, whitefly, russet mites and powdery mildew. The 1 Gal bottle measures 6 in x 6 in x 11.8 in. Its safety data sheet lists 20.0% isopropyl alcohol and the signal word Warning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much concentrate do I mix per gallon of water?
A: Use 1/2 oz (15 mL) per gallon for prevention and 1 oz (30 mL) for a normal infestation. For a heavy infestation, use 2 oz (60 mL) per gallon.

Q: Can I use it indoors and outdoors?
A: Yes. The brand lists the product for both indoor and outdoor use. Follow the label for application details.

Q: What does minimum risk pesticide exemption mean?
A: It means the product qualifies for exemption under FIFRA section 25(b) as a minimum risk pesticide. State rules can still apply, so check local requirements.

Q: Which pests and problems is it listed for?
A: The brand lists spider mites, whitefly, russet mites and powdery mildew. Always follow the label for approved uses.

Q: Where can I find safety information?
A: Read the safety data sheet before use. It lists the signal word Warning and the hazard classifications for the product.

Q: What is a foliar spray?
A: A foliar spray is a diluted liquid applied to plant leaves and stems with a sprayer, instead of being added to the root zone.