Product

EcoBlitz

Botanical Insecticide, Miticide & Fungicide
  • Formulation Synergy: Combines the oxidative power of Garlic Oil with the membrane-disrupting capabilities of Poly-D Glucosamine (Chitosan).
  • Oxidative Stress: Diallyl sulfides in garlic oil induce oxidative stress in pests, acting as a potent contact toxicant and repellent.
  • Fungal Disruption: Chitosan enhances the physical disruption of fungal cell membranes while garlic oil compounds inhibit further spore development.
For Regenerative Crops 0 PHI 4 HR REI Can be sprayed up to the day of harvest
  • Enhanced Residual Formulation: Contains 10% Garlic oil with diallyl sulfides as the primary bioactive compounds, combined with Chitosan in a nano-bioencapsulation formulation for extended residual activity.
  • Multi-Site Action: Controls pests through oxidative stress, repellency, and antifeedancy while physically permeabilizing fungal membranes.
  • Works through multiple modes of action: oxidative stress induction, contact toxicity, repellency, antifeedancy, and fungal membrane permeabilization.
  • Nematicidal Activity: Controls plant-parasitic nematodes through contact, feeding suppression, and reproductive disruption.
  • Harvest Ready: Exempt from residue tolerance with a 0-Day PHI, making it ideal for late-season applications.
  • IPM Partner: An ideal tank-mix partner for biologicals and conventional products; apply prior to biocontrol agent release for synergistic management.

*Regulatory Status – FIFRA 25b Minimum Risk Pesticide.

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Use Recommendations

General use rate: 1-3 Qts. / Acre.

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USE METHOD

Foliar, Chemigation & Aerial

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Garlic Oil & Poly-D Glucosamine (Chitosan).

Recommended Use Crops

  • Leafy vegetables, 
  • Fruiting vegetables, 
  • Berries, 
  • Citrus, 
  • Pome, 
  • Stone fruits, 
  • Cucurbits, etc.

Controls following Pests & Diseases

  • Worms, 
  • Whiteflies, 
  • Aphids, 
  • Scales, 
  • Mealy bugs, 
  • Thrips, 
  • Psyllids, 
  • Leafhoppers, 
  • Mites, 
  • Nematodes, 
  • Powdery mildew
    & Downey mildew, 
  • Botrytis, 
  • Anthracnose, etc.