Conserve SC Insecticide | 1qt

1qt Turf & Ornamental Insecticide, Spinosad

Rotating chemistries is part of resistance management, but many rotational options come with high use rates or narrow activity. Conserve SC uses Spinosad, a naturally derived active ingredient with a distinct mode of action, and is highly active at low use rates.

Sold as a 1qt bottle, sized for smaller greenhouse, nursery, or spot-treatment applications.

Key Features & Benefits

• Active ingredient Spinosad — derived from a naturally occurring organism, with a unique mode of action.
• Highly active at low use rates — making it a strong rotational option for resistance management.
• Controls thrips and lepidopterous larvae — including foliage feeding worms, per the product label.
• Labeled for multiple sites — herbaceous and woody ornamentals outdoors, in nurseries or greenhouses, tree farms, plantations, and turf grass.
• 4-hour REI — with a Caution signal word, the lowest of the EPA's three hazard categories.

Who Should Use Conserve SC Insecticide

This fits growers and turf managers who want a rotational insecticide with a distinct mode of action for controlling thrips and caterpillar-stage pests across ornamental, nursery, or turf sites.

About Conserve SC Insecticide

Conserve SC is built around Spinosad, a naturally derived active ingredient with a distinct mode of action, labeled for turf and ornamental insect control across nursery, greenhouse, and outdoor sites.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pests does Conserve SC control?

It's labeled to control thrips, lepidopterous larvae, and foliage feeding worms, among others. Always check the current product label for the complete list of labeled pests and sites.

What's the active ingredient?

The active ingredient is Spinosad, derived from a naturally occurring organism. That gives it a distinct mode of action from many synthetic insecticides, which makes it a useful rotational option.

What sites is this labeled for?

It's labeled for herbaceous and woody ornamentals grown outdoors, in nurseries or greenhouses, tree farms or plantations, and turf grass. Application rate varies by method — always check the current label for exact rates.

How long is the re-entry interval?

The Restricted Entry Interval (REI) is 4 hours, shorter than many rotational insecticides. Conserve SC also carries a Caution signal word, the mildest of the EPA's three hazard classifications.