BASF, Beethoven™ TR, Miticide/Insecticide, Aerosol (2 oz.)

Beethoven TR Total Release Miticide/ Insecticide- 2 oz

Beethoven™ TR miticide/insecticide, with the active ingredient etoxazole, is a new total release aerosol from BASF. It provides control of mites, including the two-spotted spider mite, and suppresses whiteflies. In addition, Beethoven TR offers quick and easy application, thorough coverage, excellent plant safety and flexible re-entry times.

This unique total release formulation is also a great Space Mix™ partner with other BASF total release insecticides, including Attain®, 1300 Orthene®, Tame®/Orthene, Pyrethrum® and Duraplex®, giving growers another easy-to-use rotation option for even greater control of greenhouse pests.

Beethoven TR Total Release Miticide/ Insecticide controls mites, including the two-spotted spider mite, and suppresses whiteflies with its active ingredient, etoxazole.

Beethoven TR may be used in commercial greenhouses on foliage, bedding plants, potted plants, cut flowers, hanging baskets, and ornamentals. It is an ideal partner in a rotation mix with Attain TR Total Release Insecticide, 1300 Orthene TR Total Release Insecticide, Pyrethrum TR Total Release Insecticide.

• Use Rates: 1 can of Beethoven RT will cover 3,000 square feet and for smaller greenhouses,
• 1 can per 1,500 square feet may be used.
• Coverage Area: Up to 3,000 sq. ft.
• Beethoven's mode of action is a mite growth inhibitior; IRAC code 10
• Flexible re-entry times

Pests Controlled

• Mites, including two-spotted spider mites
• Whiteflies (suppression)

Keys to success

• The top of the Beethoven TR can should be at or above the plant canopy before application.
• Clear out a three-foot area around the can to prep for application.
• The can should be at room temperature during the application.
• Close all vents and doors to the area being treated.
• Shut down all HAF fans just before activating cans. HAF fans should remain off for a minimum of three hours or all night.
• For single-level plants, choose the low rate; for multiple-level plants, choose the high rate.