Fertilome Spinosad Soap

Most insecticidal soaps only kill on contact. By combining soap with Spinosad, this product adds a secondary layer of control that remains effective even after the soap dries, targeting a broader range of pests like beetles and caterpillars that standard soaps might miss.

Yes, it is safe for use on vegetables, fruit trees, and berries. Just be sure to check the label for the specific pre-harvest interval, which dictates how many days you must wait between the final application and when you can safely harvest your crops.

For active infestations, apply at seven-day intervals. Consistent application is key to breaking the life cycle of pests, especially when dealing with persistent issues like spider mites or beetles.

Absolutely. Many pests, particularly mites and aphids, hide on the undersides of leaves to avoid direct sunlight and predators. Thorough coverage of all plant surfaces is essential for the product to work effectively.

It is safe for use on lawns and can help manage pests like chinch bugs. However, always avoid applying during the heat of the day or when plants are under drought stress, as this can increase the risk of leaf burn.

Like many pesticides, this product can be harmful to bees while the spray is wet. To protect pollinators, avoid applying when bees are actively foraging, and try to spray in the early morning or late evening when they are less active.