• Protects Azaleas, Roses and ornamental plants from some sucking insects such as Aphids.

• Insecticide is absorbed through the root system to protect the plant from insect attack.

• Offers a massive 6 Weeks of protection from Aphids, beetles and other insects.

• Comes in an easy-to-use shaker pack, safely and efficiently treat your garden!

ANALYSIS: Active: 70g/kg IMIDACLOPRID

Label Information:

CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING OR USING

DAVID GRAYS SYSTEMIC BUG KILLER GRANULAR GARDEN INSECTICIDE ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 70g/kg IMIDACLOPRID
NO SPRAYING - NO MIXING UP TO 6 WEEKS SYSTEMIC PROTECTION Controls various insect pests on roses, azaleas and ornamentals in and around the home garden.
Treats up to 500 plants
NET CONTENTS: 250g
SYSTEMIC BUG KILLER GRANULAR GARDEN INSECTICIDE
David Gray's Systemic Bug Killer protects Azaleas, Roses and Ornamental plants from Azalea Lace Bug, Aphids and Scarab beetle larvae. David Grays Bug Killer is a systemic insecticide that is taken up by the plants roots to control pests. For 250g treats 500 x 6 litre pots at the rate of 0.5g per pot.
HOW TO USE: USE THE MEASURE CAP TO MEASURE THE REQUIRED AMOUNT- THE CAP HOLDS 20 GRAMS OF DAVID GRAYS BUG KILLER DO NOT OVERWATER TO AVOID LEACHING FROM POTS. DO NOT MAKE MORE THAN 2 APPLICATIONS PER YEAR. SITUATION Azaleas in Pots
PESTS/DISEASES Azalea Lace Bug
RATE 10g/pot
Omamentals in Pots Scarab Beetle Larvae 2.5g treats 10x3
Roses, Aphids, litre pots.

HOW TO APPLY

For pots up to 20L capacity. Prior to application remove mulch and dead vegetation, and moisten the soil surface. Sprinkle product evenly around the surface of the pot and then water well immediately after application to ensure maximum penetration and contact with the roots. Avoid over-watering and leaching from pots.
Gives up to 6 weeks systemic protection.
For continued control, reapply at this time and water in well. Prior to application remove the mulch and dead vegetation and moisten the potting media. Sprinkle the product evenly over the surface of the pots and then water well immediately after application to ensure maximum penetration and contact with the roots.
Avoid overwatering and leaching from the pots.
3 litre pot is 19 cm in diameter or a 6-litre pot is 25 cm in diameter.
Gives up to 6 weeks of systemic protection.
For continued control, reapply at this time and water in well. 10g/pot Prior to application remove mulch and dead vegetation, and moisten the soil surface. Sprinkle product evenly around the drip zone or evenly over the surface of potted roses. Use this rate for plants up to 1m high. For each additional metre of plant height add 6g extra of David Grays Bug Killer. Water as usual to incorporate product and moisten root zone. For potted roses, avoid overwatering and leaching from pots.
Gives up to 6 weeks of systemic protection.
For continued control, reapply at this time and water in well.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED.

NOTE: Visible control of pests may take up to 2 weeks after application, depending on the severity of the infestation. HOW TO PREPARE: Wear rubber gloves when using product. For best results, water plant well after applying granules as this ensures maximum penetration and contact with the roots.

CAUTION: Very toxic to aquatic organisms. DO NOT allow chemical containers or granules to get into drains sewers, streams or ponds. DO NOT feed treated granules, or otherwise expose, to wild or domestic birds. Clean any spillage immediately and either re-use or, if disposal is required see Storage and Disposal Section below.

STORAGE & DISPOSAL: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Store in the closed original container in a cool, dry place out of reach of children.

DO NOT store in direct sunlight. Dispose of empty container, or spilled granules, by wrapping in paper, placing in a plastic bag and putting in the garbage.

SAFETY DIRECTIONS: Harmful if inhaled or swallowed.
When using the product wear disposable gloves. Wash hands after use.

FIRST AID: If Poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre.