Doktor Doom Formula 420 3 in 1 Crop & Plant Rescue Concentrate - 1 Qt

Concentrated Canola Oil Plant Protection - 1 Quart Bottle

Pests on leaves and stems can spread quickly in a garden or greenhouse, and ready-to-use sprays run out fast. This concentrate gives you a canola oil based treatment that you dilute yourself, so one bottle makes up to 50 quarts of solution. The label lists 96.0% canola oil as the active ingredient.

The 1 quart bottle suits home gardeners, small indoor setups and growers who want to try the product before buying in volume. Larger operations can compare the dilution yield against their spray volume.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrated formula — makes up to 50 quarts of solution from one bottle.
• Canola oil active ingredient — listed at 96.0%, with 4.00% other ingredients.
• Organic Non-GMO canola oil and organic surfactants — the contents the distributor lists.
• Wide use range — intended for ornamental plants, edible plants, trees, shrubs and evergreens, indoors and outdoors.
• Listed pests — mites, aphids, leaf hoppers, mealy bugs, scales, whiteflies, adelgids, phylloxera, psyllids, immature plant bugs and sawfly larvae.

Who Should Use Doktor Doom Formula 420

Gardeners and growers who need an insecticide or fungicide for plants in gardens, greenhouses or indoor spaces. It fits anyone who prefers to mix a concentrate to the volume they need.

About Doktor Doom Formula 420 3 in 1 Crop & Plant Rescue Concentrate

Doktor Doom Formula 420 is a canola oil based concentrate sold as a 1 quart bottle. The bottle measures 9 in tall by 4.5 in wide and deep, and ships at 2.358 lb. Always read and follow the product label for mixing and application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much solution does one bottle make?
A: One 1 quart bottle makes up to 50 quarts of solution. Follow the label for the dilution rate that suits your use.

Q: What is the active ingredient?
A: The active ingredient is canola oil at 96.0%. The remaining 4.00% is other ingredients.

Q: Can I use it indoors and outdoors?
A: The distributor lists it for various indoor and outdoor applications, including gardens and greenhouses. Check the label for site-specific directions.

Q: Which pests is it listed for?
A: The listing names mites, aphids, leaf hoppers, mealy bugs, scales, whiteflies, adelgids, phylloxera, psyllids, immature plant bugs and sawfly larvae. Confirm the approved uses on the label.

Q: What is a surfactant?
A: A surfactant is an additive that helps a spray mix with water and spread across a surface. This product contains organic surfactants alongside canola oil.

Q: Why buy a concentrate instead of a ready-to-use spray?
A: A concentrate lets you mix only the volume you need. It also takes less storage space than the same amount of pre-mixed spray.