Earl May Spreader Sticker

A spreader sticker acts as an adhesive and a surfactant. It breaks the surface tension of your spray, allowing it to coat leaves more evenly, and helps the treatment stick to the plant surface so it doesn't bead up and roll off.

It is designed to work with most weed, disease, and insect controls. However, it is not intended for aquatic use, so avoid using it on or near ponds, lakes, or streams.

The standard mixing ratio is 1 tablespoon of Turbo Spreader Sticker per gallon of your prepared spray solution. Always add it to your mixture after you have already diluted your primary treatment product.

Yes, it creates a protective, water-resistant layer on the leaf surface. While it won't make your treatment completely waterproof during a heavy downpour, it significantly improves retention against light rain and morning dew.

Yes, it helps shield the active ingredients in your sprays from UV degradation. This keeps your treatment effective for longer, which is particularly helpful for products that break down quickly in direct sunlight.