Monterey Take Down Garden Spray - 1 Pt

Liquid Insecticide Spray for Plant Pest Management - 1 Pint

Insect pests can damage plants quickly, and growers need a product they can apply with clear label directions. This liquid insecticide spray is an EPA-registered product that gives you a defined formulation to work from. Its safety data lists a Caution signal word and an oral and dermal LD50 above 5000 mg/kg.

The 1 pint size suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to try the product before buying more. Larger operations can use it for spot treatment on a small number of plants.

Key Features & Benefits

• Liquid spray formulation — applies directly to plant surfaces as the label directs.
• EPA registered — the registration number is 67702-5-54705, so you can check label directions.
• Non-flammable — the safety data lists it as not flammable, with an NFPA fire rating of 0.
• Caution signal word — the label signal word is the lowest-level hazard signal word.
• Not DOT regulated — it is listed as not regulated for US DOT highway transport.

Who Should Use Monterey Take Down Garden Spray

Home gardeners and small-scale growers who need a liquid insecticide for plant pest management will find the 1 pint size practical. Always read the label to confirm approved sites and use directions.

About Monterey Take Down Garden Spray

Monterey Take Down Garden Spray is a liquid insecticide sold as a 1 pint unit under model LG6239. Its EPA registration number is 67702-5-54705. The safety data lists a density of 0.92 ± 0.03 g/mL at 68 F and a viscosity of 70 ± 20 cPs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this product flammable?
A: No. The safety data lists the product as not flammable and non-combustible. Its NFPA fire rating is 0 on a scale of 0 to 4.

Q: What does the Caution signal word mean?
A: Signal words on pesticide labels show the hazard level of the product. Caution is the lowest of the label signal words. Always follow the label for handling and protective equipment.

Q: What is the EPA registration number?
A: The EPA registration number is 67702-5-54705. You can use it to look up the product's registered label.

Q: What does LD50 mean?
A: LD50 is the dose that causes death in half of a test group in a lab study. The safety data lists both oral rat and dermal LD50 values above 5000 mg/kg. A higher LD50 means lower acute toxicity in testing.

Q: Is it regulated for shipping?
A: The safety data lists it as not regulated by US DOT highway regulations and as non-hazardous for UN number purposes. Check current carrier rules before shipping.

Q: How thick is the liquid?
A: The safety data lists a viscosity of 70 ± 20 cPs. The density is 0.92 ± 0.03 g/mL at 68 F.