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Arber
Arber Organic Insecticide for Rose and Flowers, Ready to Use Spray
Arber Organic Insecticide for Rose and Flowers, Ready to Use Spray
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Organic, ready-to-use plant insecticide. Give roses and flowering gardens fast, effective protection from troublesome pests—without harsh chemical odors. Arber’s bio-based formula harnesses beneficial bacteria to knock down more than 30 common pests while being designed to be gentle on pollinators and safe for people and pets when used as directed. No mixing required.
Did You Know? The active ingredient is heat-killed Burkholderia spp. strain A396. Its natural compounds damage insect exoskeletons and disrupt molting—one reason this EPA-registered biopesticide works against soft-bodied and chewing pests on ornamentals and edibles alike (EPA Reg. No. 84059-14-97021).
- Type: Ready-to-Use (RTU) foliar insecticide spray—no measuring or mixing.
- Active Ingredient: Heat-killed Burkholderia spp., strain A396, with spent fermentation media (bio-based mode of action). EPA Reg. No. 84059-14-97021.
- For Use On: Roses, perennials, annuals, container and other ornamental plants; also labeled for use on many fruits and vegetables.
- Controls/Suppresses: Aphids, thrips, Japanese beetles, mealybugs, scales, mites, cutworms, and more (30+ listed pests).
- How to Apply: Spray foliage—top and underside—until lightly wet at the first sign of pests; repeat about every two weeks as needed. Avoid spraying while bees are actively foraging.
- Pollinator & Family Friendly: Uses “good” bacterial metabolites and is designed not to harm beneficial insects or pollinators when used as directed.
- What It Is: A biological insecticide that works through contact/ingestion by enzymatically degrading pest exoskeletons and interfering with molting.
- Storage & Safety: Store in a cool, dry place; avoid runoff and contact with eyes/skin; follow all label directions. Signal word: CAUTION.
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