Atticus Spliven Organic Gardening Insecticide - 32 OZ - Spinosad
Item #7489859 |
Model #530229-01
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A LEADER IN ORGANIC INSECT CONTROL: Spliven contains 0.5% spinosad; this active ingredient is a leading choice for insect control in organic gardens.
OMRI LISTED FOR ORGANIC USE: Spliven is approved by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for use in organic gardening.
AN ORGANIC OPTION THAT TACKLES OVER 40 INSECT PESTS: Spliven kills many common insects that invade home gardens, such as spider mites, beetles, caterpillars, tent caterpillars, thrips, gypsy moths, codling moths, bagworms, borers and leafminers.
PROTECT YOUR GARDEN: Labeled for organic use, Spliven is ideal for fruit and vegetable gardens (fruiting, leafy, and tuberous vegetables), as well as cucurbits, cole crops, tree fruits, berries, herbs, stone fruit, bush berries, pome fruit and more.
NO ODOR, NO OILY RESIDUE: Easy-to-use Spliven leaves no odor or oily residue behind because tough-on-pests shouldn’t be tough to use.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN ALASKA, HAWAII, PUERTO RICO OR VERMONT.
General | |||
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Primary Active Ingredient | Spinosad | Area of Use | Plants & garden |
Features | |||
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Concentrated/Ready-to-Use | Concentrate | Recommended for Mites | Yes |
Organic | Yes | Recommended for Moths | Yes |
Recommended for Fire Ants | Yes | Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor |
Recommended for Fruit Flies | Yes | ||
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | OMRI Listed | Yes |
EPA Registration Number | 91234-263 | ||
Compatibility | |||
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For Use on Lawns | Yes | For Use in Gardens | Yes |
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 10191500 | ||
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Review is in hibernation
I selected the Spliven Organic Gardening Insecticide to treat my raised garden beds though the cold weather snuck in prior to my getting to use. I plan on using this spring and will post a product review then
Got for spring, but I'm giving it a try indoors
I'm planning to use this in the spring for my veggie garden, but I'm trying it on my indoor plants, that tend to get aphids in the winter for some reason. I lost two hybiscus shrubs last year to the aphids that I simply could not get rid of. I'm very optimistic about this new product, and glad that it's organic, since I have a cat that unfortunately likes to dig in the pots. Here's to hoping my plants survive the winter with this organic insecticide.
Happy gardening
I’m new to this product, so far from reading up on the information and usage manual included, I’m giving it a try. It’s organic based, a plus this day and time. I believe we have too many toxic based products being used. Be sure to read all the directions. I’m looking forward to persuading the worms and bugs away from my fruits and plants.
Works well!
Living in Florida our gardening season seems to be longer than some and with that our need for a good organic insect repellent is a must. So far this one has been great keeping my herbs and vegetables safe. We also use on our succulents as well as some of our other plants. 🪴
Organic Residential Insecticide
This residential pesticide can be used on lawns, gardens, and ornamentals. The use instructions are easy to follow and located on the front of the packaging. A ML or OZ chart is located on the side of the bottle.
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