AceCap Systemic Insecticide Implants, 10-Pack

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Implants work from inside the tree to fight a long list of damaging insects.

You simply drill a 3/8in x 1-1/4in hole every 4in around the tree. Push the implant in and your tree is protected for 12-18 weeks (up to 320 days for pines). This enviro-friendly delivery method keeps the treatment right where it belongs. Contains acephate (orthene), not for use on fruit, nut, or syrup trees; or trees under 3in diameter. Recent USDA and university tests prove that Acecap implants prevent and control Emerald Ash Borer.

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Specs

Systemic insecticide implants, contain acephate (orthene), 3/8in. diameter implant, 10 per pack. Do not use on fruit, nut, or syrup trees that will be consumed or sold. Use on ornamental trees. Insect pests controlled are Aphids, Bagworms, Bronze Birch Borer, Budworms, California Oakworm, Cankerworm, Casebearer, Citrus Blackfly, Eastern Tent Caterpillar, Elm Leaf Beetle Larve, Fall Webworm, Gypsy Moth Larve, Honeylocust Mite, Lace Bug, Leaf Folder, Leaf Minor, Mapleworm, Mimosa Webworm, Nantucket Pine Tip Moth Larve, Pine Needleminer, Scale, Spruce Budworm, Spruce Coneworm, Thrips, Whitefly, Zimmerman Pine Moth.

Product Features

Do not use for trees less than 3in. DBH (Diameter at Breast Height, about 4' from ground). For trees less than 3" DBH use AC14. For 4in. spacing, use 3/8in. diameter drill bit 1 1/4in. deep from the cambium surface. Do not use on fruit, nut, or syrup trees that will be consumed or sold.

Product Benefits

RECENT USDA AND UNIVERSITY TESTS PROVE THAT ACECAP IMPLANTS PREVENT AND CONTROL EMERALD ASH BORER!

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FAQ

QUESTION: How long will ACECAP control insects? ANSWER: Research tests indicate that Acecaps will last 12-18 weeks in deciduous trees. Forest Service tests report that Acecape control lasts up to 320 days in pines, fir, and spruce. QUESTION: How often should I treat with the implants? ANSWER: There is no problem making annual applications as long as the implants are properly installed and the tree's cambium shows the ability to close over the implant site. QUESTION: Are the Acecaps safe to use? ANSWER: The unique "closed system" delivery provides reduction of risk to man, animals, and the environment.