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Identification & Functionality
- Agrochemical Functions
- Technologies
- Product Families
- Active Ingredients
Slug Control is formulated with saponin extracted from the Tea tree. Tea saponin is a glycoside well known for its surfactant effect, demonstrating the ability to form foams and emulsions. Saponin derived from this source has insecticidal, slugicidal, and fungicidal properties. It is also effective against worms.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Application Technique
- Insecticide Target Species
- Pests Targeted
Effective against the following species of slugs:
• Effective against all slugs.
• Effective against mole crickets.
• Effective against ants.- Applications
At the beginning of slug infestation, use 4.7 to 6.3 mL (1 - 1 1/4 tsp.) of product with one gallon (1 gal.) of water in order to dilute Slug Control. It can also be used in other quantities respecting the dilution rate of 1:800 – 1:600; product to water. After dilution, spray the product onto the plant leaf. In area applications, use 6.9 oz - 10.4 oz per acre of land. Do not apply prior to excessive rains since this may reduce product effectiveness.
- Mode of Action
Slug Control contains a substance that interferes with the mucous and salivary glands of slugs. Mucus secretion of the slug is disrupted, there by inhibiting its activity and movement. Best results are achieved when Slug Control comes into direct contact with the animal’s body or when ingestion takes place. This causes slugs to lose their ability to ingest food or reproduce.
- Directions for Use
Crop Name
Mix Rate
Dilution Ratio
Foliar Spray
Time to Use
All crops
4.7 mL/ 1 gal
16 oz/ 100 gal1:800
0.1 - 0.2 oz/ 1,000 ft
6.9 - 10.4 oz/ Acre
16.6 - 25 oz/ HaAt the start of slug infestation
6.3 mL/ 1 gal
21.3 oz/ 100 gal1:600
At the point of multiple occurrences and sight of damage
- Mix Rate
The mix rate for Slug Control is 4.7 - 6.3 mL (1 to 1 1/4 tsp.) per 1 gallon of water that should only be used as a foliar spray.
Properties
- Physical Form
Safety & Health
- Safety & Environmental Info
Slug Control is considered an environmentally friendly pesticide, as crops require less pesticide to achieve the same degree of slug control due to the product’s surfactant properties. Appropriate land management practices should be used at all times with any pesticide; this material should be prevented from entering public or private water supplies (including wells) and any lake, stream, or river.