RoseClear Ultra Plant Protection Concentrate Liquid For Aphids, 3 in 1 Action, 200 ml

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There is nothing worst than the sight of a rose brush which has not been treated for blackspot or aphids.

Aphids are sap-sucking truebugs and are an important part of many food chains, supporting many predators. It is good practice to check in the shed on a regular basis to ensure such products are disposed of safely. Using measuring cap provided, add 20ml of RoseClear Ultra for each litre of water in a pressure sprayer.The convenience of rose clear is that this signal chemical will control all of the above problems and more.

We act as a credit broker not a lender, offering credit products provided exclusively by Klarna Bank AB UK branch (BR020956), a branch of Klarna AB (556737-0431) which is authorised and regulated by the Swedish Financial Services Authority.If rose clear is applied before the first signs of blackspot, it will prevent blackspot from occurring.

UK legislation requires approval for active ingredients used in all pesticides, including those for home garden use.

It also helps to fight existing infections of powdery mildew, rose blackspot and rust, protecting any new growth from further infestation. It kills aphids, controls blackspot, powdery mildew and rust and protects for up to 21 days to prevent further attacks. Gardeners may gain a few years' respite by planting the newest cultivars which claim resistance, but as discussed above, this usually does not last. If you intend on protecting your roses then you should begin applying rose clear in mid April, and continue to apply every 4 weeks until the end of September. Check roses frequently from spring onwards so action can be taken before a damaging population has developed.

Help your plants to blossom with this 3-in-1 plant protector, which functions as both an insecticide and fungicide to kills pests, control fungus and prevent diseases. Some aphids are known as greenfly or blackfly,but there are species that are yellow, pink, white or mottled. Products approved in the UK are assigned a registration number, printed on the pack– MAPP numbers for pesticides for use on plants and HSE numbers for household products. Within pesticides the shorter persistence products (that are usually certified for organic growing) are likely to be less damaging to non-target wildlife than those with longer persistence and/or systemic action.Aphid numbers start to increase in spring when roses are producing new growth and reach a peak in early summer. Pesticide treatments are likely to kill natural enemies and are only likely to be successful if the entire plant can be reached.