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Connellsville, Pa

Where can I buy this at ?

1/6/2013 5:36:59 PM

you cant. its been replaced with warrior z
its restricted use insecticide you need a state license to purchase and use
agriculture co op and elevators or crop protection services

1/6/2013 5:50:48 PM

Connellsville, Pa

What is there that comes close to it that I am able to buy and use ?

1/6/2013 6:30:40 PM

Trumbull, CT 06611, USA

talstar works

1/6/2013 7:30:36 PM

South Bloomfield, Ohio

Permethrin is also decent.

1/6/2013 7:49:54 PM

Massachusetts

Lambda Cyalothrin (brand name Warrior T) is available as Cyonara here... same thing.

http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/cyonara-97-p-428.html?utm_campaign=Product%20Feeds&utm_source=Google%20Products&utm_medium=link&gclid=CI7O1oWF1bQCFQSf4AodclQApA

1/6/2013 8:00:25 PM

Massachusetts

I believe it is the concentration of Lambda Cyalothrin that determines whether it is restricted or not. Warrior T is 20ish % while Cyonara is about 10% so you need to adjust the dilution to come out the same. In fact Lambda Cyalothrin is also available at Home Depot as "Spectracide Bug Stop" in a low (already diluted) concentration.

1/6/2013 8:19:32 PM

canal winchester ohio

I believe warrior-t's concentrate is 11%

1/6/2013 8:46:32 PM

canal winchester ohio

I use Scimitar, it's 10% and can be bought here easily.

1/6/2013 8:59:57 PM

Colorado

I had trouble with cyanara causing mottling on the new leaves.I liked talstar.I believe warrior z has a better residual on the leaves.

1/6/2013 11:22:08 PM

Princeton Kentucky

I posted last year what I used so heres again. Spectracide "Termite and Carpenter ant Killer" concentrate. Has a Lesser percentage of Lambda Cyalothrin but is devastating to the bugs. Does not mottle new growth and its available even at ace hardware stores, Wally World, Lowes, Home Depot and even at some grociers. You'll have cukes and squash bugs layin everywhere so try not to be too excited. Last year I sprayed three times thru the season and the third time I really didn't need to, Kins were out of the patch and just wanted to get the late bloomers. Its alot cheaper and I swear by it. Says right on the package does not harm shrubs or ornamental plants, I promise it won't hurt your Kins. Good Luck

1/8/2013 6:04:11 AM

Long Island,New York

I believe it was the sticking agent in warrior T that made it a restricted use pesticide...that same sticking agent that made it effective for 21 days or more......

1/8/2013 8:16:09 AM

North Smithfield, RI

Does Spectracide harm bees, mycro and other soil life ?

1/8/2013 12:11:36 PM