Bayer systemic insecticides are designed to treat many different types of bugs and insects! Systemic chemicals attack the nervous systems of insects or bugs and stop them from attacking plant life. There are many different forms of Bayer systemic insecticides that you can use for your plants since many work in unique ways. Some Bayer Systemic Insecticide For Vegetables can be purchased in concentrate form, allowing you to apply the product directly to plant matter.” Bayer systemic insecticide for vegetables is used for fruits and vegetables to suppress and control various insects that may affect your plants. It should be applied to the soil prior to planting. It is extremely flexible so it can be used on most crops and vegetables, even those which are being grown hydroponically or in containers. If you have an issue with certain species of vine borers or sucking insects attacking your vegetables, Bayer systemic insecticide is a great solution.If you’re a vegetable lover, chances are you enjoy eating as many vegetables as possible. Unfortunately, there are also a lot of insects out there trying to munch on those same vegetables. You need the best systemic insecticide for vegetables available to protect your produce.

Bayer Systemic Insecticide For Vegetables

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Bayer Systemic Insecticide For Vegetables is a water-soluble insecticide that works on contact and by ingestion.
• It contains the active ingredient thiamethoxam, which is a neonicotinoid insecticide.
• The rate of use for this product is 0.25 to 0.5 fluid ounces per 1,000 square feet of growing area within 24 hours after planting or transplanting vegetable crops.

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Imidacloprid…..6.55%

Bayer Systemic Insecticide For Vegetables contains the active ingredient Imidacloprid. This is a systemic insecticide that can be applied to all types of vegetables, fruit trees and ornamental plants. It will protect your plants against sucking insects and mites for up to 3 months, but it does not kill adult insects or larvae on contact.

TYPE: Insecticide

Bayer Systemic Insecticide For Vegetables is a type of product that can be used in gardening. It is best to use this type of product in the spring and summer months, before the growing season begins. The Bayer Systemic Insecticide For Vegetables will work by targeting specific insects that are present around your garden, and destroying them quickly.

USE ON: Vegetables, Fruit, Nut and Ornamental Trees, Lawns and Landscape Ornamentals

• Vegetables
• Fruit
• Nut and ornamental trees, lawns and landscape ornamentals

CONTROLS: Aphids, Mealybugs, Japanese Beetles (adult), Lace Bugs, Leafhoppers, Thrips, Whiteflies and other listed pests

Bayer Systemic Insecticide is a broad-spectrum insecticide that contains imidacloprid, the most widely used insecticide in the world. Imidacloprid works from the roots of plants and protects them from insects throughout their entire lifecycle, including soil pests and foliar pests such as aphids, mealybugs, Japanese beetles (adult), lace bugs and leafhoppers.

Bayer Systemic Insecticide can be used on vegetables, fruits, nuts and ornamental trees and shrubs.

RATE OF USE: 8 fl. ounces per gallon of water (see label)

• Pour Bayer Advanced into sprayer
• Measure the amount of water based on plant type. For example, if you have a vegetable garden and are planting 10 feet by 10 feet, you would need to add 80 gallons of water to your sprayer. If you’re planting in containers, then every gallon should be treated with 1/2 ounce of Bayer Advanced (or 0.5 fl oz/gal) until all your plants have been covered in an even layer.
• Add Bayer Advanced to the amount of water

What is Bayer Advanced? A systemic insecticide that is applied at the root zone of the plant. It then travels throughout the entire plant providing season long control of listed pests.

Bayer Advanced is a systemic insecticide that is applied in the root zone of the plant. It then travels throughout the entire plant providing season long control of listed pests.

At what stage does it work? Systemic insecticides are absorbed through the leaves, stems and roots of plants and move systemically throughout their tissues. Systemic insecticides are most effective when plants are actively growing which occurs in spring, summer and early fall months when temperatures are moderate to warm (70°F or higher).

How long does Bayer Advanced last? Bayer Advanced provides protection from listed pests for up to 14 days after application on most vegetables. Once absorbed by your crop, how long does it take for BAYER ADVANCED to begin working? After being absorbed into your vegetable plants’ tissue, Bayer Advanced begins working immediately against listed insects by blocking their feeding sites on foliage surfaces so they cannot eat normally!