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  • Asked by Dan from Socal, Ca
    09/30/2013
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    Is Imidapro 4SC systemic? How can I use the product as a soil drench for citrus trees?
    My citrus are badly infested with leafminers. I need something that works systemic. I don't like to spray. How long will it take to work?
    A

    Imidapro 4SC is a systemic product that you can use as a soil/root drench. Like all systemic products it will depend on the size of the tree, the level of moisture and the health of the tree to determine how long it will take the product to translocate through the tree. It could take a week or two for small to medium trees and several weeks for large trees.

    You will use .1 fl oz (3ml) of Imidapro 4SC per inch of diameter of the trunk at breast height. You will mix the product into one quart of water per inch. For example: if the tree is 18 inches around (at chest height) divide by 3.14 to get the diameter = 5.73 inches. For this tree you will need to use .6 fl oz (18 ml) mixed in 5 quarts of water. We do recommend making sure the soil is moist prior to the application and that you keep the soil moist for at least two weeks after the applications to help increase translocation.

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  • Asked by Mike from Mi
    03/09/2013
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    Can ImidaPro 4SC be prepared as a drench to control emerald ash borer?
    A
    ImidaPro 4SC is really labeled for agricultural uses and doesn't really have instructions for treating EAB on trees. Imidapro 2SC on the other hand would be a better choice because it is labeled for use on regular trees to control emerald ash borers.
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    6 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Daniel from Norco, Ca
    02/19/2014
    Q
    How often do I have to use ImidaPro 4SC on citrus?
    I followed your instruction for citrus to treat leafminers. How often do I have to treat my citrus trees? Every six months, every year? Please advise.
    A
    Typically, you would want to treat your citrus trees for leafminers with Imidapro 4SC in the early spring and late fall, or about every 6 months. This will provide you with the most optimal protection.
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    5 of 6 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by James from Lowell, Nc
    02/06/2017
    Q
    How do I treat for Ambrosia beetle treatment of large trees?
    We have lost two trees and do not want to lose any more. Our home is in Lowell NC. We do have tree service but until now they haven't attempted to treat for this problem and are proposing a very expensive treatment. Perhaps we will be able to this ourselves?
    A

    Once in the tree, Ambrosia Beetle is quite hard to treat for. We recommend to take down the trees that are already infected and chip them. Then you can protect the other trees by using a systemic product like Imidapro 4SC.

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    5 of 7 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Jeff from Miami, Fl
    12/29/2012
    Q
    how many gallons will the 32 oz make and can this be used on lawn grass for whitegrub?
    A
    Imidapro 4SC is actually labeled for agricultural uses and is not labeled for use on home lawns for grub control. The amount of end product one bottle will make will vary greatly depending on the application. For residential lawns you should choose the Imidapro 2SC which is labeled for your needs. Apply 1.25 to 1.6 pints per acre (equivalent to 0.46 to 0.6 fl. oz. (14 to 17 mL) per 1,000 sq. ft.). Make application prior to egg hatch of grubs, billbugs, annual bluegrass weevil, and European Crane fly to maximize control. Each 32 oz bottle of the 2SC can cover almost 2 acres for grub control.
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    4 of 6 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ray from Cape Coral, Fl
    07/24/2013
    Q
    Using ImadaPro4sc as soil treatment on palm trees for whiteflies.
    How much should be used per inch of tree trunk diameter?
    A
    To treat palm trees for whiteflies, the manufacturer advises to use 1oz into on gallon of water and pour it around the base of the palm tree. You want to do this for each tree no matter what the size.
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    4 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Dave from Rancho Cucamonga, Ca
    01/07/2016
    Q
    What do you recommend to get rid of fire blight and bugs on pear trees?
    I have 2 pear trees for over 20 years but the trees now have fire blight and a bug infestation. The black bug enters at the bottom of the fruit and travels to the core and a large black spot appears on the outside of the fruit. Almost 75% of the fruit is lost. I heard copper helps, any ideas?
    A

    After doing some research with universities and their studies there are not a lot of options for controlling fire blight on pears. Most recommend using right at the beggining stages of growth and emergence in the spring to start spraying regularly with copper fungicides. Monterey Liqui-Cop or Bonide Liquid Copper Fungicide would be good foliar options for the blight. For the bugs since we dont know exactly what pest it is we cant say for certain the best product or application method for you to use. A general product you could go with that is safe for pears is Imidapro 4SC since it can be applied to pears for a variety of pests both as a soil drench treatment and as a foliar spray. Just be sure to follow instructions on the product label for reapplication intervals and dilution rates. We would also suggest contacting a local arborist to see if there are any measures others are taking more specific to your area for timing and control. 

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  • Asked by Guy from Roseville, Ca
    03/06/2016
    Q
    What is the best systemic control for leaf hoppers on grape plants?
    I have 170 wine grape plants
    A

    ImidaPro 4SC is one of the only products we have labeled for use on grape vines for leaf hoppers and should do a great job for you.

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    2 of 3 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Scott
    04/23/2016
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    How many ounces per gallon of Imidapro 4SC should I put in a hand sprayer for peach trees?
    A

    ImidaPro 4SC is really labeled for agricultural uses on a large scale so the label does not give a rate per gallon of water, only an amount per acre.  What are you trying for?

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    2 of 6 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by David from Clermont,fl
    10/06/2018
    Q
    What is the ratio of ImidaPro per gallon, for citrus trees?
    A

    You will use .1 fl oz (3ml) of Imidapro 4SC per inch of diameter of the tree trunk at breast height. You will mix the product into one quart of water per inch. For example: if the tree is 18 inches around (at chest height) divide by 3.14 to get the diameter = 5.73 inches. For this tree you will need to use .6 fl oz (18 ml) mixed in 5 quarts of water. We do recommend making sure the soil is moist prior to the application and that you keep the soil moist for at least two weeks after the applications to help increase translocation.

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  • Asked by Carlos from Sunnyvale, California
    12/04/2020
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    Is ImidaPro 4SC effective to kill subterranean termites? How should I apply in the ground?
    Can send me MSDS and use and application instructions. The area I need to apply treatment to is next to a neighbors plum tree. I want use a product that is safe for tree and fruit to eat in next year.
    A

    ImidaPro 4SC is labeled to treat termites that come across a treated surface. It can be applied to fruit trees for a variety of pests both as a soil drench treatment and as a foliar spray. Just be sure to follow instructions on the product label for reapplication intervals and dilution rates. We would also suggest contacting a local arborist to see if there are any measures others are taking more specific to your area for timing and control. 

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