Ventigra Insecticide, 20oz

Piercing-Sucking Insect Control with Pollinator-Friendly Profile

Piercing-sucking pests that have developed resistance to common insecticide classes need a different mode of action to knock back, without also hammering the pollinators working the same crop. Ventigra Insecticide provides effective control of piercing and sucking insect pests through a unique mode of action subgroup, with low acute toxicity to beneficial insects and pollinators.

Sold as a 20oz concentrate.

Key Features & Benefits

• Active ingredient: Afidopyropen — a unique mode of action subgroup for pests resistant to other insecticide classes.
• Rate: 4 to 7oz per 100gal — standard rate across nursery, landscape, and greenhouse application.
• REI: 12 hours — re-entry interval before the treated area can be safely occupied again.
• Low acute toxicity to beneficial insects and pollinators — supports IPM programs that rely on biological control alongside chemistry.
• Controls aphids, whitefly, and mealybugs — targets key piercing-sucking pests in production and landscape ornamentals.

Who Should Use Ventigra Insecticide

This fits growers managing piercing-sucking pests — especially where resistance to other insecticide classes has developed — across nurseries, commercial and residential landscapes, greenhouses, shadehouses, interiorscapes, and vegetable transplant production.

About Ventigra Insecticide

Ventigra is an afidopyropen insecticide built for resistant piercing-sucking pest control with a pollinator-friendly safety profile, sold as a 20oz concentrate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Ventigra different from other insecticides?

It works through a unique mode of action subgroup, which allows control of pests that have developed resistance to other insecticide classes. That makes it a useful rotation partner in a resistance-management program.

Is Ventigra safe for pollinators?

The label states it exhibits low acute toxicity to beneficial insects and pollinators. That profile supports its use within IPM programs that rely on biological control alongside chemistry.

What pests does Ventigra control?

The label lists aphids, whitefly, and mealybugs — all piercing-sucking pests. These are common pests in both production and landscape ornamental settings.

Where can I use Ventigra?

It's labeled for nurseries, commercial and residential landscapes, greenhouses, shadehouses, interiorscapes, and vegetable transplants. That range covers most settings where piercing-sucking pest resistance is a concern.

How much should I apply?

The rate is 4 to 7oz per 100gal, with a 12-hour REI. Adjust within that range based on your pest pressure and crop.