Kendon Pyrethrum-based solutions (also known as pyrethrin insecticide) are a natural, fast-acting and effective way to control pests. Derived from the dried flowers of Tanacetum cinerariifolium (pyrethrum daisies), these formulas work by disrupting the nerve function of insects, causing rapid paralysis and death within minutes of contact. They contain six active compounds—pyrethrins and related esters—which make it difficult for pests to develop resistance. Triple Strength Formula: With 13g of pyrethrins per litre, Kendon Pyrethrum is over three times stronger than most pyrethrum products, which typically contain only 4g per litre. 100ml makes 16.66 litres of solution. 500ml makes 83.3 litres of solution. 1000ml makes 166.6 litres of solution. Looking for a natural and fast-acting solution to protect your garden and crops? Our Pyrethrum-based products are a broad-spectrum insecticide. They offer safe and effective control of a broad range of garden and crop pests, including caterpillars, aphids, leafhoppers, thrips, and ants. Control of a range of insect pests in vegetables and ornamentals. AREA TREATED: 100ml makes up to 100L of water. CONTAINS: Pyrethrins 13.0g/L, 52 g/L Piperonyl Butoxide. WHERE TO USE: It is a quick-acting liquid insecticide especially suited for the control of insect pests of vegetables, ornamentals and exotic crops WHEN TO USE: Apply Pyrethrum preferably on the appearance of larvae to minimise crop damage. Pyrethrum should be applied at 5-7 day intervals during the growth of the crop. The spraying interval should be shortened during periods of peak insect pressure. USE RATE: Mix 30ml per 5L of water. USEFUL TIPS: Shake the container well before use. Ensure thorough spray coverage to avoid excess spray run-off. For the knapsack application, mix 30ml of Pyrethrum per 5 litres of water. Pyrethrum is compatible with Triforine Rose Fungicide. RESTRICTIONS: Observe normal storage and disposal instructions. MAIN USAGE PERIOD: Spring/Autumn. NOTE: Read and follow bottle instructions before use. Questions & Answers: Q. I was using Folimat for my orchids, but now that it has been discontinued, can you please suggest an alternative? A. From my research, Pyrethrum-based sprays seem to be popular with orchid growers. Another option is Malathon.
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