Rosecare 3 Ready to Use 750ml

a Contact insecticide plus a systemic fungicide formulated as a micro emulsion for the control of insects and fungus diseases as indicated on roses and other ornamentals. Controls the most common rose pests and diseases including Aphids, Red Spider Mite, Thrips, Black Spot and Rust.

Directions for Use:

• Spray every 7 to 10 days as long as insects or diseases are noticed.
• Thrips, Red Spider Mite and Powdery Mildew will only be controlled effectively if a spray programme of at least 3 successive sprays are done. At least 3 applications should be done at weekly intervals.
• When rose plants were infested with black spot during the previous season, spraying should commence as soon as buds start to burst.
• Shake well before use. Set the sprayer nozzle to a medium to fine droplet size.
• Hold at an arms length and spray plants thoroughly. Cover the upper and undersides of the leaves to the point of run-off.

Safety Information:

Use this product only as directed. Do not apply it to edible crops. It is harmful when absorbed through the skin, swallowed, or inhaled. The product is toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms, and harmful to bees. Store it in a cool place, away from food and feed, and keep it in the original container, tightly closed, in a safe location. Keep it out of reach of children, uninformed persons, and animals. When spraying, wear rubber gloves and avoid eye and skin contact with the concentrate. Do not breathe in spray mist. After use, wash thoroughly with soap and water. Empty the container completely and dispose of it safely. Take precautions to avoid contamination of food, feed, drinking water, and eating utensils. Prevent spray drift onto edible crops and fishponds.

Emergency Contact Information:

Please contact the following institution for human and animal poisoning, and chemical spills:

Griffon Poison Information Centre: 082 446 8946

Please contact the following institution for human poisoning and snake bites:

Western Cape Poison Helpline: 0861 555 777 (24hours)