Monterey Mite & Insect Control - 16 oz - Concentrate

Concentrated Mite and Insect Protection - 16 oz Bottle

Mite and insect pressure can undermine a garden quickly, and a ready-to-use spray is often wasteful for larger areas. This concentrate is mixed to the label rate, so you prepare only the amount you need. It is an insecticide that works through its active ingredient, bifenthrin, and the label sets out how to apply it.

The 16 oz bottle suits home gardeners and small-scale growers who want a single bottle for seasonal use. Larger operations may prefer to stock several bottles and mix in batches.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrate formula — mix only what you need and store the rest.
• Compact bottle — about 2 x 3.5 x 7 in, so it fits easily on a shelf.
• Sprayer-ready — mixes for use in common garden sprayers.
• Single unit — sold each, so you can order exactly what you need.

Who Should Use Monterey Mite & Insect Control

Gardeners and growers who want a mixable insecticide concentrate for outdoor plants and for treating around structures. Always read and follow the label for approved sites, rates and precautions.

About Monterey Mite & Insect Control

Monterey Mite & Insect Control is an insecticide concentrate from Monterey, supplied in a 16 oz (1 pt) bottle. Its active ingredient is bifenthrin at 0.3%.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the active ingredient?
A: The active ingredient is bifenthrin at 0.3%. The remaining 99.7% is other ingredients.

Q: How large is the bottle?
A: It holds 16 oz, which is 1 pt. It is sold as a single bottle.

Q: What does concentrate mean?
A: A concentrate is a product you dilute with water before use. Follow the label for the correct mixing rate.

Q: Can I use it near water?
A: Take care. The product is extremely toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates, so keep it away from ponds, streams and drains.

Q: Is it suitable for hydroponic systems?
A: Check the label for approved use sites before applying near any recirculating system. Do not apply where runoff could reach the nutrient reservoir unless the label allows it.