Flower Double Max Acaricide Insecticide 8ml

Alchimia Grow Shop presents this double action insecticide/acaricide product created by Flower. This product will help you to control pests in your cannabis cultivation.

It is a broad-spectrum product in powder form. It is designed to be easy and safe to use, and can be used in both our indoor and outdoor cultivation.

Flower Insecticide/Acaricide acts by contact, an effective product against most cannabis pests

The active ingredient of this chemical insecticide is 24% Tau-Fluvalinate. It eliminates pests by contact without penetrating the plant tissues at a systemic level, although it penetrates the leaves to maximize its efficiency.

It easily combats most cannabis pests, eradicating mites, caterpillars, thrips, aphids, flies, sucking insects and even red spiders.

Tau-Fluvalinate is a little used active ingredient and insects have not yet acquired resistance to it. This makes the product very effective.

Flower Doble-Max is simple to use and environmentally friendly

This product is sold for use in gardens with vegetables for human consumption. It is as effective against pests as it is friendly to the environment and other animals including pollinating insects. It is also respectful to the flowers of our cultivation as long as it does not come into contact with them.

Method of use: Dilute 0,1ml/L à 0,5ml/L per litre of water. Spray abundantly stems, branches and leaves of all plants cultivated in our indoor grow tent or outdoor cultivation, always avoiding wetting the buds.

The product effect is enhanced if it is applied using cold water and at a low ambient temperature. This will slow down the animal pests metabolism.

Flower Double Max Insecticide-Acaricide info:

• Chemical Acaricide Insecticide
• Packaging: 8ml
• Effective against mites, spiders, flies, sucking insects, caterpillars, thrips...
• Act by contact
• It is applied by spraying the plant thoroughly
• Dosage: 0,1ml/L à 0,5ml/L per Litre of water (cold water)
• Apply every 10-15 days, and discontinue 15 days before harvest (health safety reasons)