Savate Miticide, 8oz

Group 23 Miticide for Mite & Whitefly Resistance Rotation

Relying on the same mode of action every spray builds resistance in a mite population over time, which is where a rotation partner earns its place. Savate Miticide is a staple in a spider mite rotational program, controlling all stages of mites and whiteflies, including eggs and immature stages.

Sold as an 8oz container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Active ingredient: Spiromesefen — mode of action group 23, a distinct chemistry for resistance rotation.
• Rate: 1 to 4oz per 100gal — adjustable rate depending on pest pressure.
• REI: 12 hours — the re-entry window to observe before working back in the treated area.
• Translaminar movement — protects both upper and lower leaf surfaces from a single application.
• Up to 30 days of residual control — extends protection well beyond the initial spray.

Who Should Use Savate Miticide

This fits growers running a spider mite and whitefly rotational program who need a mode of action group 23 product to combat resistance, with control across all life stages including eggs.

About Savate Miticide

Savate Miticide is a spiromesefen, group 23 miticide built for spider mite and whitefly resistance rotation programs, sold as an 8oz container.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Savate fit into a resistance rotation program?

Its unique mode of action group (23) makes it a great rotational tool to combat resistance, so rotating it in with other groups reduces selection pressure on any single chemistry. That rotation strategy helps keep other miticides effective for longer.

What life stages does Savate control?

All stages of mites and whiteflies, including eggs and immature stages. That full life-cycle coverage is part of why it's positioned as a rotational staple rather than a single-stage product.

How long does Savate provide residual control?

Up to 30 days of residual control. That extended window means fewer reapplications compared to a purely contact miticide.

What does translaminar movement mean for coverage?

It means the product protects both upper and lower leaf surfaces from a single application. That matters since mites and whiteflies often colonize the underside of leaves where spray coverage is harder to achieve directly.

What is the re-entry interval?

The REI is 12 hours after application. Plan your crew's schedule around that window.