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Home Citrus Spray Schedule
This chart indicates which pesticide to spray, when to spray the pesticide, and which insects are controlled by the pesticide.
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Time |
Pesticide |
Insects Controlled |
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January – February |
Malathion & Paraffinic Oil |
scale, whitefly, mealy bug, spider & rust mites
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Post Bloom
(after flowering) |
Spinosid
Malathion & Paraffinic Oil |
leaf miners, caterpillars
scale, whitefly, mealy bug, spider & rust mites |
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May – July |
Spinosid
Malathion & Paraffinic Oil |
leaf miners, caterpillars
scales, mealy bugs, whitefly, spider & rust mites |
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August – September |
Spinosid
Malathion |
leaf miners, caterpillars
scales, mealy bugs, whitefly, spider & rust mites |
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October - November |
Spinosid
Malathion & Paraffinic Oil |
leaf miners, caterpillars
scales, leaf footed bug, whitefly, spider & rust mites | Notes:
- Always conduct sprays in late afternoon or evening, 6:30 p.m. or later.
- Wait 7 days to harvest fruit after spraying with Malathion or Spinosid.
- Paraffinic Oil - examples include: All Season Oil or Mitey Oil.
- Pesticide amount will vary depending on product used. Be sure to read label and mix correct amount of pesticide per gallon of water.
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| Last Updated: 10/22/2009 3:32:31 PM |
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