Sierra Natural Science SNS 209 Systemic Pest Control Pouch - 1.25 fl oz - 10 Count

Plant-Applied Pest Control Concentrate - Single Pouch Format

Sucking and chewing pests are hard to manage when they work at the roots and leaves at once. SNS 209 is a rosemary oil based concentrate that you mix with water and apply as a soil drench or foliar spray. It is exempt from EPA registration under the minimum risk pesticide exemption, FIFRA section 25(b).

The 1.25 fl oz pouch suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers who want to try the product before moving to a larger size. It gives you a measured amount for small batches without storing a large container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rosemary oil active ingredient — a plant-derived active at 10.23% of the formula.
• Two application methods — mix for a soil drench or a foliar spray to match how you grow.
• Hydroponic and greenhouse use — intended for gardens, greenhouses and hydroponic systems.
• Tank-mix compatibility — listed as compatible with SNS-203, SNS-604A, SNS-604B, SNS-PC and SNS-DC.
• Organic gardening certification — certified for use in organic gardening.

Who Should Use SNS 209 Systemic Pest Control

Home gardeners, small-scale indoor growers and greenhouse operators who want a plant-derived pest management concentrate in a small, easy-to-store size. Always follow the label and local rules for your area.

About Sierra Natural Science SNS 209

SNS 209 lists rosemary oil as its active ingredient. The inert ingredients are water, soap bark (quillaja saponin) and humic acid. Its target pests are spider mites, whiteflies, fungus gnats, thrips and root aphids. Sizes range from pouch to 50 gallon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I mix SNS 209 for a soil drench?
A: Shake well, then mix ¼ oz per gallon of water. Drench the affected and surrounding areas thoroughly.

Q: How do I mix it for a foliar spray?
A: Mix 1 oz per gallon of water. Spray the foliage to the point of runoff.

Q: Which products can I mix it with?
A: The listed compatible products are SNS-203, SNS-604A, SNS-604B, SNS-PC and SNS-DC. Check the label before combining anything else.

Q: What does the rate for row crops look like?
A: The listed rate is 2-6 quarts per acre. This small pouch is meant for smaller spaces, so larger sizes suit acreage.

Q: Is it registered with the EPA?
A: It is exempt from EPA registration under the minimum risk pesticide exemption, FIFRA section 25(b). Availability varies by state, so confirm it is permitted where you grow.

Q: What does the pouch contain?
A: Each pouch holds 1.25 fl oz of concentrate.