Orthene PCO Pellets

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To perform a mound drench treatment for Fire and Harvester ants, how should the 1.4 oz. packet be mixed?

Show answer The mixing instructions specify 1 packet (1.4 oz.) per 9 gals. of water for mound drench treatment.

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Which of the following is a prohibited use for Orthene PCO Pellets?

Show answer The restrictions state: 'Not for use on residential turf as a perimeter treatment.'

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When treating Fire and Harvester ant mounds, what is the maximum number of times a single mound should be treated per season?

Show answer The label states: 'DO NOT treat a mound more than once per season.'

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What is the maximum allowed active ingredient dilution for insect applications in Food Handling Establishment Food Areas?

Show answer The label states for Food Areas, the dilution is a 'maximum of 1.0% active ingredient'.

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What is a specific restriction regarding the application of this product on indoor flooring?

Show answer The label states: 'Do not treat unpainted masonry floors in poorly ventilated areas such as garages or basements, especially where moisture or high humidity exists...'

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When applying Orthene PCO Pellets to cockroaches in listed structures, what is the maximum pressure and tip type recommended for spot treatments?

Show answer The label specifies spot treatments may be applied at moderate pressures (up to 35 psi) using a coarse fan tip.

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Which of these pests is specifically EXCLUDED from treatment using the mound drench method?

Show answer The label specifies target pests as 'Ants, Fire and Harvester (excluding carpenter and pharaoh ants)'.

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According to the label, when is the best time to apply the product for ant control?

Show answer The label advises: 'For best results, apply Orthene PCO Pellets in the early morning or late afternoon when ants are most active.'

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