Lost Coast Plant Therapy Insecticide & Fungicide | 12oz Bottle - Liquid Concentrate - HAZ

Plant Protection Concentrate for Pest and Disease Programs, 12oz

Pest and disease pressure can build fast in dense gardens, especially when growers need a foliar tool that fits routine scouting. Lost Coast Plant Therapy is a liquid concentrate for contact treatment of listed soft-bodied pests and fungal issues, with soybean oil, peppermint oil, and citric acid listed as active ingredients.

The 12oz bottle suits hobby growers, small rooms, and trial use before committing to larger concentrate sizes. Source material lists 12 ounces of concentrate as making 12 gallons of finished spray.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-in-1 concentrate - manufacturer material positions the product as an insecticide, fungicide, and miticide for listed garden problems.
• Plant-based active ingredients - soybean oil, peppermint oil, and citric acid support contact activity when the spray reaches the target surface.
• Standard dilution guidance - source material lists this 12oz package as making 12 gallons of finished spray.
• Broad listed target range - manufacturer pages reference spider mites, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, fungus gnats, powdery mildew, mold, and related issues.
• Hazmat handling flag - the source batch marks this SKU as HAZ and flammable, so storage and shipping should follow the product label and carrier requirements.

Who Should Use Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Use Lost Coast Plant Therapy when a cultivation program needs a label-directed foliar concentrate for recurring scouting and contact spray work. It fits growers who prefer a concentrate that can scale from small rooms to larger spray schedules.

About Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Lost Coast Plant Therapy describes its formula as a minimum-risk 3-in-1 pesticide, insecticide, fungicide, and miticide made with natural and organic ingredients. The manufacturer lists multiple package sizes and a standard 1 oz per gallon mixing direction.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should this concentrate be mixed?

Manufacturer directions list 1 oz of concentrate per gallon of water for standard application. Shake the concentrate before measuring and keep the mixed sprayer agitated during use.

When should I apply it?

Use it as a contact spray when label-listed pests or disease pressure are present, or as part of a label-directed maintenance routine. Thorough coverage matters because contact products work only where the spray reaches.

What are the active ingredients?

Source material lists soybean oil, peppermint oil, and citric acid as the active ingredients. The formula also includes inert ingredients that help the spray mix and spread across plant surfaces.

Does this replace reading the label?

No, pesticide use should always follow the product label and local requirements. The label controls application rates, plant sites, safety equipment, storage, and re-entry guidance.

Why choose a concentrate instead of ready-to-use spray?

A concentrate lets growers mix only the volume needed for the current spray event. Larger concentrate sizes usually make more sense when scouting and treatment happen on a regular schedule.