Doktor Doom Spider Mite Knockout - 16 oz - Multi-Directional Valve Spray

Spray Under Foliage From Any Angle - 16 oz Container

Pests often sit on the underside of leaves, where a standard sprayer is hard to aim. This insecticide uses a multi-directional valve that sprays in all directions, even upside down, so you can reach those spots. Its active ingredient is pyrethrins at 0.20%.

The 16 oz container suits home gardeners and small indoor growers who want a ready-to-use spray for spot treatment. It is sold singly, so you can try one before stocking more.

Key Features & Benefits

• Multi-directional valve — sprays upside down and sideways to reach the underside of foliage.
• Pyrethrins 0.20% — a stated active ingredient, with other ingredients making up the remaining 99.80%.
• Indoor and outdoor use — works wherever an insecticide is needed on plants.
• Broad plant range — listed for ornamental plants, edible plants, trees, shrubs and evergreens.
• 3-day pre-harvest interval — the listed wait before picking.

Who Should Use Doktor Doom Spider Mite Knockout

Home gardeners and growers who need a small, ready-to-use insecticide for indoor or outdoor plants will find this useful. Always read and follow the product label.

About Doktor Doom Spider Mite Knockout

Doktor Doom Spider Mite Knockout is a 16 oz insecticide sold as a single container. The label lists these pests: spotted mites, exposed thrips, leaf-hoppers, lacebugs, aphids, caterpillars, climbing cutworms and Japanese beetles. It ships at 4.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the active ingredient?
A: The active ingredient is pyrethrins at 0.20%. Other ingredients make up the remaining 99.80%.

Q: Can I use it indoors?
A: Yes, the product is listed for indoor and outdoor use. Follow the label directions for your setting.

Q: How does the valve help?
A: The multi-directional valve sprays in all directions, even upside down. That makes it easier to treat the underside of plant foliage.

Q: How long before picking can I use it on edible plants?
A: The listed pre-harvest interval is 3 days before picking. Check the label for the full directions.

Q: Which pests is it labeled for?
A: The label lists spotted mites, exposed thrips, leaf-hoppers, lacebugs, aphids, caterpillars, climbing cutworms and Japanese beetles.

Q: What is a pre-harvest interval?
A: It is the minimum number of days between the last application and picking. For this product it is listed as 3 days.