Monterey Lawn & Garden Insect Spray

Yes, it is OMRI listed for organic gardening and is safe for use on vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Always check the label for specific pre-harvest intervals to ensure you know how long to wait after application before picking your produce.

Spinosad is generally considered safer for beneficial insects like spiders and predatory mites compared to broad-spectrum insecticides. However, it is best to avoid spraying directly on blooming flowers while bees are actively foraging to minimize any potential impact.

This is a liquid concentrate, so you will need to dilute it with water according to the specific ratios listed on the product label. Using a standard garden sprayer, mix only the amount you intend to use immediately, as the solution does not store well once diluted.

It is highly effective against foliage-feeding insects, specifically caterpillars, thrips, and various types of beetles. It works by ingestion, so the pest must consume the treated plant tissue for the product to be effective.

For most infestations, you can reapply as needed, typically every 7 to 10 days, depending on the severity of the pest pressure. Refer to the label for the maximum number of applications allowed per season to ensure you stay within safety guidelines.