Zylam Liquid Insecticide (QT)

Chewing and sucking insects - Adelgids including Hemlock Woolly, Balsam Woolly  Aphids including Balsam, Crepe Myrtle, Green Peach, Melon Bagworms  Flatheaded Borers including Alder, Bronze Birch, Emerald Ash, Flatheaded Appletree, Two-Lined Chestnut   Froghoppers   Fungus Gnats (larvae)  Horned Oak Gall  Lacebugs including Azalea, Cotoneaster, Hawthorne, Rhododendron  Leaf beetles including Elm, Viburnum  Leafhoppers including Glassy Winged Sharpshooter, Potato  Leafminers including Birch, Boxwood, Holly, Serpentine  Mealybugs including Citrus, Long-Tailed, Madeira, Obscure, Phormium, Pink Hibiscus, Root   Pine tip moth (larvae)  Plantbugs  Psyllids including Asian Citrus, Boxwood   Root Weevils (larvae and adults) including Black Vine, Diaprepes  Roundheaded Borers including, Eucalyptus Longhorned, Linden, Locust (excluding Asian Longhorned)   Royal Palm Bug  Sawfly larvae  Scale (Armored and Soft) including Azalea Bark, Brown Soft, Calico, Cottony Cushion, Cycad Aulacaspis, Cyptomeria, Duplachionapis, Elongate Hemlock, Euonymus, False Oleander, Fig Wax, Fletcher, Florida Red, Florida Wax, Lecanium, Oystershell, Poplar (Aspen), Pine needle, Tea, Tulip Tree   Spittlebugs  Thrips including Chilli (suppression), Cuban Laurel, Gladiolus, Gynaikothrips uzeli (suppression), Western Flower (suppression)  Treehoppers  Whiteflies including Ficus, Giant, Greenhouse, Silverleaf / Sweet potato (B and Q bioitypes)  White Grubs including Oriental Beetle  White Pine Weevil 

Zylam Liquid is easily measured via the convenient quart squeeze and measure bottle. The formulation is low odor, non-phytotoxic and mixes readily in water. There is no need to wait for the granules to dissolve or measure by weight.

Group 4A Insecticide- Read Label for Resistant Management

Application Options

• Soil drench or injection: It is absorbed quickly into the plant tissue since it soluble in soil water. As a systemic, it works its way to the plant's extremities. This product movement results in control of tough insects like armored scales.
• Bark Banding: Zylam liquid may be applied to the trunk. It is absorbed through the bark into the vascular system. Tree size, tree health and environmental conditions effect the control of the target insect. All applications must include the addition of an organosilicone surfactant.
• Foliar Spray: For some insects, Zylam can be made to the leaf surfaces; thorough coverage is required. Because of its translaminar properties, Zylam will move within the leaf to both upper and lower surfaces. Insects are affected both on contact and through ingestion.