Sierra Natural Science SNS 209 Systemic Pest Control - 50 Gal

Rosemary Oil Pest Control Concentrate for High-Volume Use - 50 Gal

Running pest management across many plants means mixing again and again, and small containers run out fast. This concentrate from Sierra Natural Science uses rosemary oil as its active ingredient and mixes with water for soil drench, foliar spray or row crop applications. The label lists spider mites, whiteflies, fungus gnats, thrips and root aphids as target pests, and the product is certified for use in organic gardening.

The 50 Gal container suits commercial growers, greenhouse operations and large hydroponic facilities that apply it on a regular schedule. Home gardeners with a small plant count will find the smaller sizes in the line a better fit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rosemary oil active ingredient — the formula lists 10.23% rosemary oil, with the remainder inert ingredients.
• Three application methods — mix for soil drench, foliar spray or row crops from one product.
• Organic gardening certification — suited to operations that follow organic practices.
• Minimum risk exemption — exempt from EPA registration under FIFRA section 25(b).
• 50 Gal volume — fewer reorders for high-volume users.

Who Should Use SNS 209 Systemic Pest Control

Commercial cultivators, greenhouse managers and large-scale hydroponic growers who need a bulk supply of a botanical pest control concentrate. Check that the product is available in your state before ordering.

About Sierra Natural Science SNS 209

SNS 209 Systemic Pest Control is made by Sierra Natural Science. Its active ingredient is rosemary oil at 10.23%, and the inert ingredients make up 89.77%. It is exempt from EPA registration under the minimum risk pesticide exemption, FIFRA section 25(b). The 50 Gal size is a special order item.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much do I mix for a soil drench?
A: Mix ¼ oz. per gallon of water. Apply it to the affected area and the surrounding area.

Q: What is the foliar spray rate?
A: Mix 1 oz. per gallon of water. Follow the product label for application directions.

Q: Is there a rate for row crops?
A: Yes. The listed rate is 2-6 quarts per acre. Read the label before applying.

Q: What does minimum risk exemption mean?
A: It means the product is exempt from EPA registration under FIFRA section 25(b). Products in this class must still be used as the label directs.

Q: Is it available in every state?
A: No. Availability is limited to certain states, so confirm your state before ordering. Review the label and safety data sheet for details.