Ortho® Insect Killer Rose & Flower Ready-To-Use is a pre-mixed insecticide for roses, ornamental flowers, and shrubs. Its ready-to-use spray formula contains 0.02% deltamethrin and is labeled to control a range of listed insect pests, including aphids, Japanese beetles, whiteflies, mites, exposed thrips, and others. No mixing or measuring is required.
For rose growers, this product can be used when listed insect pests are actively damaging plants. Ortho states that the formula provides contact control when insects are sprayed directly and residual activity that can continue killing listed insects for up to 120 days (4 months) when used as directed.
Formulated for roses, flowers, and ornamental shrubs
Ready-to-use spray with no mixing required
Contains 0.02% deltamethrin
Controls aphids, Japanese beetles, whiteflies, mites, exposed thrips, and other listed pests
Provides both contact and residual insect control
Keeps killing listed insects for up to 4 months
Suitable for labeled indoor and outdoor ornamental uses
Adjust the spray nozzle and hold the bottle approximately 12 inches from the area being treated. Apply according to the directions on the product label, targeting rose or ornamental plant areas affected by listed insects.
Because this is a pesticide, identify the pest before treating and use the product only for insects and plants included on the label. Avoid applying more product or treating more frequently than directed.
Ortho recommends applying this product at the first sign of insect damage. The formula provides immediate contact control when sprayed directly on listed insects and continued residual activity after treatment.
Routine spraying is not necessary simply because a rose is growing or flowering; treatment should be based on the presence of a pest for which the product is labeled.
Product: Ortho® Insect Killer Rose & Flower Ready-To-Use
Size: 24 fl. oz. (708 mL)
Type: Ready-to-use insecticide
Active Ingredient: Deltamethrin 0.02%
Primary Use: Listed insect pests on roses, flowers, and ornamental shrubs
Residual Control: Up to 120 days / 4 months when used as directed
Form: Pre-mixed trigger spray
Listed Pests Include: Aphids, Japanese beetles, whiteflies, mites, spider mites, exposed thrips, leafminers, mealybugs, lace bugs, ants, and other listed insects
Before treating a rose, take a moment to identify what is actually causing the damage. Not every leaf problem is caused by an insect, and pesticides should be used only when the pest and intended treatment match the product label. Good rose care also includes proper watering, pruning, sanitation, and regular plant inspection.
This product is a pesticide and should always be used strictly according to the label. Keep it out of reach of children and follow all precautionary, application, storage, and disposal instructions printed on the bottle. Do not use the product on plants, pests, or in ways that are not permitted by the label.
Application instructions and pesticide registrations can change over time, so the label on the specific bottle being purchased should always be treated as the final authority for where, how, and how often the product may be applied. Ortho likewise directs users to read and follow the product label before use.
Ortho® Insect Killer Rose & Flower Ready-To-Use is a pre-mixed insecticide for roses, ornamental flowers, and shrubs. Its ready-to-use spray formula contains 0.02% deltamethrin and is labeled to control a range of listed insect pests, including aphids, Japanese beetles, whiteflies, mites, exposed thrips, and others. No mixing or measuring is required.
For rose growers, this product can be used when listed insect pests are actively damaging plants. Ortho states that the formula provides contact control when insects are sprayed directly and residual activity that can continue killing listed insects for up to 120 days (4 months) when used as directed.
Formulated for roses, flowers, and ornamental shrubs
Ready-to-use spray with no mixing required
Contains 0.02% deltamethrin
Controls aphids, Japanese beetles, whiteflies, mites, exposed thrips, and other listed pests
Provides both contact and residual insect control
Keeps killing listed insects for up to 4 months
Suitable for labeled indoor and outdoor ornamental uses
Adjust the spray nozzle and hold the bottle approximately 12 inches from the area being treated. Apply according to the directions on the product label, targeting rose or ornamental plant areas affected by listed insects.
Because this is a pesticide, identify the pest before treating and use the product only for insects and plants included on the label. Avoid applying more product or treating more frequently than directed.
Ortho recommends applying this product at the first sign of insect damage. The formula provides immediate contact control when sprayed directly on listed insects and continued residual activity after treatment.
Routine spraying is not necessary simply because a rose is growing or flowering; treatment should be based on the presence of a pest for which the product is labeled.
Product: Ortho® Insect Killer Rose & Flower Ready-To-Use
Size: 24 fl. oz. (708 mL)
Type: Ready-to-use insecticide
Active Ingredient: Deltamethrin 0.02%
Primary Use: Listed insect pests on roses, flowers, and ornamental shrubs
Residual Control: Up to 120 days / 4 months when used as directed
Form: Pre-mixed trigger spray
Listed Pests Include: Aphids, Japanese beetles, whiteflies, mites, spider mites, exposed thrips, leafminers, mealybugs, lace bugs, ants, and other listed insects
Before treating a rose, take a moment to identify what is actually causing the damage. Not every leaf problem is caused by an insect, and pesticides should be used only when the pest and intended treatment match the product label. Good rose care also includes proper watering, pruning, sanitation, and regular plant inspection.
This product is a pesticide and should always be used strictly according to the label. Keep it out of reach of children and follow all precautionary, application, storage, and disposal instructions printed on the bottle. Do not use the product on plants, pests, or in ways that are not permitted by the label.
Application instructions and pesticide registrations can change over time, so the label on the specific bottle being purchased should always be treated as the final authority for where, how, and how often the product may be applied. Ortho likewise directs users to read and follow the product label before use.
