A natural insecticide produced using a patented process of extracting Azadirachtin from Neem seed kernel. Azadirachtin is one of nature's most potent and broad-spectrum insecticides. Its insect growth regulator & high anti-feedant activity enables its compatible in an IPM and rotation program for insect control such as Aphids, Two Spotted Mites, Whitefly, & Fungus Gnat in potting soil mixtures.

AzaMax is not a knock down insecticide, it takes a little more time for insects to die. However, insects stop damaging plants immediately after coming into contact with AzaMax. Then, with sequential applications, the pest population dwindles due to starvation and growth regulation. Hence it is best to use AzaMax as part of a preventative program for complete insect population control.

AzaMax Natures Insecticide

AzaMax contains a concentrated and stabilised extract from the neem tree. It is a very effective registered organic insecticide that has multi-site effects on insects. The active ingredient azadirachtin impacts insects’ hormonal systems that regulate hunger (antifeedant), growth, development (moulting) and reproduction (fecundity) which stops most pests from destroying your plants.

Features

• Controls pests by disrupting the hormonal system in insects that control feeding behaviour, growth & development and reproduction
• Highly consistent and stable Azadirachtin EC formulation
• Ideal for IPM systems in floriculture and ornamentals
• Active and oil-based carrier produced from renewable botanical sources

How it works

AzaMax is applied to the foliage or as a soil drench to potting soil. Once the insect pests feed on the treated plant foliage, they stop feeding, stop moulting and lose interest in mating and egg laying. AzaMax is effective at controlling pests like the two-spotted mites, whitelly, aphids and soil borne fungus gnats larvae. AzaMax only works against insects that feed on the AzaMax treated plant surfaces, so the impact on beneficial insects is minor.

Compatibility

It is recommended that a small jar test be conducted when using more than one chemical or fertiliser in a spray vessel. Testing on a small area of foliage before treating the entire area is also recommended.