Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Sean from College Station, Tx
    03/25/2015
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    What is the reentry period for the Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide?
    There is no reentry time on the label/ instructions, and I wanted to know if there is a specific amount or will 12-24 hrs be sufficient?
    A
    The REI on the Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide is 12 hours per the product info sheet here.
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  • Asked by Jim from Woodstock, Ga
    01/17/2016
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    Can I still use Attain TR Micro Total Release in my greenhouse that is only 8 feet x 10 feet?
    Then when I was reading the application directions, noticed it was for a 1500-3000 ft2 greenhouse. Mine is a 8' X 10' small one. Can I still use it in mine?
    A

    Yes, the Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide can be used inside of your greenhouse still. It will cover up to 3000 square feet.

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  • Asked by Vera from Eastpointe, Mi
    06/03/2013
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    Can I use this fogger in my home?
    Can I use this fogger in home for unknow mite problem since nothing else has worked for me?
    A
    The Attain is strictly labeled for greenhouse usage on plants so we do not recommend using it in your home. If you are having a problem with a mite, have you identified a possible source like birds nesting outside your home in the gutters or attics? Rodent activity inside or outside your home? Have you had the pest identified by an Entomologist at your Local Cooperative Extension? We cannot make a recommendation of a specific product without knowing exactly what you are treating for. Once you know, we would be more than happy to direct you to a proper treatment method.
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  • Asked by Ian from Perrysburg Ohio
    02/24/2015
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    Can Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide be used on lettuce? If not why?
    A
    No, the Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide is not labeled to be used on anything edible, only in Commercial Greenhouses, Bedding Plants, Cut Flowers, Flowering Hanging Baskets, Foliage, Potted Flowering Plants and Ornamentals.  Depending on what you are treating for we do have the Garden Tech Sevin Ready to Use Bug Killer which is labeled to be used on lettuce.  Please refer to the product label for complete pest listing.
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  • Asked by Stacy from Bath, Mi
    08/29/2016
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    Does Attain TR leave residue on fixtures and bulbs?
    concerned about losing light emission and or having to thoroughly wash 100 bulbs and associated fixtures.
    A

    Attain TR is labeled for use in greenhouses only.  That being said, it should not leave a messy residue behind and there is no clean-up required after application. 

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  • Asked by Melissa from Allen Park Mi
    11/12/2021
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    Does Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide kill Russet Mites?
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    Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide is not labeled for Russet Mites. 

    Russet Mites are highly host specific and only feeds on cannabis and hemp plants which unfortunately, there aren't any products we carry currently labeled for cannibis use so we cannot conrfirm if they would be effective, safe or at what growing stage to apply. 

    Please refer to your local Dept of Agriculture or review this article from Washington State for pesticides they have studied for this use.  



     
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  • Asked by Trish from Oklahoma
    11/30/2021
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    Can Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide be used on cannabis plants during veg stage?
    Like clones and mother plants
    A
    Attain TR Micro Total Release Insecticide is not labeled for use on cannabis. We recommend checking with your state department of agriculture for a list of products approved for use on cannabis in your state.  
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