Monterey Garden Insect Spray - Spinosad - 1 Qt

Spinosad Pest Management for Garden Plants - 1 Qt Bottle

Insect pressure can stress plants during vegetative growth and flowering, and choosing a product means checking the active ingredient and label. This insecticide uses spinosad as its active ingredient. Its safety data sheet lists an oral rat LD50 above 5000 mg/kg and a Warning signal word, and the label and SDS are available to review before you buy.

The 1 Qt bottle suits home gardeners and small growers who want to try a spinosad product or treat a limited number of plants. Larger operations should check the label for permitted sites and use rates first.

Key Features & Benefits

• Spinosad active ingredient — a defined active ingredient to compare against other pest management options.
• EPA registered — registration number 67702-45-54705 lets you verify the product.
• Label and SDS available — review directions, handling and safety information before use.
• Non-combustible — the SDS lists no flash point, which simplifies storage planning.
• 1 Qt bottle — a modest quantity for small gardens.

Who Should Use Monterey Garden Insect Spray

Home gardeners and small-scale growers who want a spinosad-based insecticide and will follow the label for site, rate and timing. Licensed commercial growers must confirm that the label permits their intended use.

About Monterey Garden Insect Spray

Monterey Garden Insect Spray is sold by Monterey as a 1 Qt bottle, each, with GTIN 022179102446. The SDS lists a density of 1.00 ± 0.04 g/mL at 20 °C (68 °F) and a pH of 9.60 ± 0.10. It is listed as non-hazardous and not regulated for transport (UN number).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the active ingredient?
A: The active ingredient is spinosad. The product label lists the full composition and the directions for use.

Q: Is it EPA registered?
A: Yes. The EPA registration number is 67702-45-54705. You can use it to check the product against the label.

Q: Where can I find directions and safety information?
A: Download the label and the safety data sheet from this page. Read both before application and follow the label exactly.

Q: What does LD50 mean?
A: LD50 is the dose that is lethal to half of a test population in a study. The SDS lists an oral rat LD50 above 5000 mg/kg.

Q: Is it flammable?
A: The SDS lists the product as non-combustible. Still, store it as the label directs.

Q: Can I use it on crops I plan to sell?
A: Check the current label for permitted sites and uses. Commercial growers are responsible for confirming that a use is allowed before applying.