Lost Coast Plant Therapy, 12 oz, Case of 16

Contact Treatment That Suffocates Pests Without Poison, 12oz

Spraying a systemic pesticide on a crop close to harvest usually isn't an option, which leaves growers needing a treatment that works fast, leaves nothing behind, and still knocks back soft-body insects, powdery mildew, and mold. Lost Coast Plant Therapy kills soft-body insects along with their larvae and eggs, plus powdery mildew, mold, and fungus, on contact, without using poison.

This 12oz size ships in a case of 16, sized for growers who need enough on hand to fully saturate infested plants across repeat applications rather than spot-treating a single plant.

Key Features & Benefits

• Kills on Contact — suffocates and dehydrates insects, larvae, and eggs.
• No Poison — works through physical action rather than toxins.
• Tested with No Residue Found — independent lab testing found no residue, keeping it safe for soil, food, and ornamental plants.
• Exempt from EPA Registration — qualifies under FIFRA section 25(b) as a minimum risk pesticide.

Who Should Use This Spray

This spray fits growers dealing with soft-body insects, powdery mildew, mold, or fungus who want a contact treatment without poison, including situations close enough to harvest that a systemic pesticide isn't an option.

About Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Lost Coast Plant Therapy is formulated as a contact spray that suffocates and dehydrates target pests and pathogens rather than relying on a systemic poison, positioning it as a minimum-risk option under FIFRA 25(b) for growers working close to harvest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this product contain poison?

No, it works by suffocating and dehydrating pests on contact rather than using a toxin. The spray has to physically coat the target insect, egg, or larvae to work.

Can I use it on the day of harvest?

Yes, with proper application it can be used on the day of harvest. That's part of why growers reach for a contact treatment like this one when a systemic pesticide's harvest interval won't work.

Does it leave a residue on the plant?

No, independent lab testing found no residue. That's what allows use on food and ornamental plants alike without a lingering treatment on the crop.

How should I apply this spray for the best results?

Thoroughly saturate infested plants, since the spray must physically contact the insect, egg case, or larvae to suffocate and dehydrate it. Some pests are controlled with one application, while others need repeat treatments to fully knock back an infestation.

Does this treat powdery mildew and mold as well as insects?

Yes, it's formulated to kill powdery mildew, mold, and fungus on contact in addition to soft-body insects, larvae, and eggs. The same physical mode of action applies across both pest and pathogen targets.