home and garden insect spray Cyonara Lawn & Garden

home and garden insect spray Cyonara Lawn & GardenGet fast, broad spectrum insect control across your entire yard and garden. This easy Ready to Spray (RTS) bottle attaches right to your garden hose and provides a quick kill on contact for over 130 common pests, with a residual effect that can last up to 8 weeks! Its the essential tool for backyard mosquito, flea, and ant control. Best For: Lawns Killing Grubs, Chinch Bugs, Sod Webworms, Fleas, Ticks, and Fire Ants. Perimeter Outdoor Surfaces:

Get fast, broad-spectrum insect control across your entire yard and garden. This easy Ready-to-Spray (RTS) bottle attaches right to your garden hose and provides a quick kill on contact for over 130 common pests, with a residual effect that can last up to 8 weeks! It’s the essential tool for backyard mosquito, flea, and ant control.

• Best For:
  • Lawns Killing Grubs, Chinch Bugs, Sod Webworms, Fleas, Ticks, and Fire Ants.
  • Perimeter/Outdoor Surfaces: Creating a 3-foot barrier around your home foundation, decks, and patios to control crawling insects and mosquitos.
  • Plants: Protection Roses, Flowers, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and labeled Vegetables.
• Key Actionable Steps:
  • How to Apply: Shake well. Attach the nozzle directly to your garden hose. Bend the safety tab back, turn the dial to the "ON" position, and start spraying. Water automatically mixes with the product.
  • Coverage: Walk at a steady pace, sweeping evenly to thoroughly wet the target area (lawn, plant foliage, or home perimeter).
  • When to Use: Apply when insects first appear. For best results on surface insects, postpone watering or mowing for 24 hours after application. 
  • Sub-Surface Pests (Grubs/Mole Crickets): After application, water the treated lawn with an additional 1/4 to 1/2 inch of water to move the products down into the root zone where the pests live.
  • Safety Note: Keep children and pets off the treated area until completely dry. Do not apply to plants that are currently blooming if bees are present, as it is highly toxic to bees.