General Hydroponics AzaMax - Botanical Insecticide, Miticide & Nematicide - 1 Qt

Multi-Action Neem Pest Management - 1 Qt Bottle

Pests can quickly reduce plant health and crop quality, and a single-action product leaves gaps in a program. General Hydroponics AzaMax is a botanical insecticide, miticide and nematicide derived from neem. It acts as an antifeedant, growth inhibitor and anti-oviposition agent, so it fits both hobby and commercial IPM programs. It is OMRI-listed and EPA-registered.

The 1 Qt bottle suits home gardeners, small indoor setups and growers who want to trial the product before moving to larger volumes. Commercial operations can use it to evaluate fit within an existing IPM schedule.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neem-derived botanical formula — a plant-based option for pest management programs.
• Multiple modes of action — works as an insecticide, miticide, nematicide, antifeedant, growth inhibitor and anti-oviposition agent.
• Foliar spray or soil drench — choose the method that suits the target pest and your system.
• OMRI-listed and EPA-registered — documentation to support compliance needs.
• Broad label — labeled for hemp, herbs, flowers, fruits, vegetables and high-value crops.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics AzaMax

Growers who want a flexible, botanical pest-management tool for indoor, outdoor or hydroponic cultivation. It suits both hobby gardeners and commercial growers who follow label directions within an IPM plan.

About General Hydroponics AzaMax

General Hydroponics AzaMax is a botanical insecticide, miticide and nematicide derived from neem. It is OMRI-listed and EPA-registered. The label lists aphids, broad mites, fungus gnat larvae and adults, root aphids, russet mites, spider mites, thrips and white flies, among others.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I apply AzaMax?
A: Apply it as a foliar spray or soil drench according to the product label and target pest. Ensure thorough coverage and start early.

Q: How often can I reapply it?
A: The listed interval is every 7-14 days. Follow the label-approved interval and do not exceed maximum application rates.

Q: What does antifeedant mean?
A: An antifeedant discourages pests from feeding on treated plant tissue. AzaMax also acts as a growth inhibitor and anti-oviposition agent.

Q: Is it a botanical or synthetic product?
A: It is a botanical product derived from neem. It is OMRI-listed and EPA-registered.

Q: Which plants is it labeled for?
A: The label covers hemp, herbs, flowers, fruits, vegetables and high-value crops. Always check the label for your specific use.