


Lost Coast - Plant Therapy 3-in-1 Concentrate
Brand: Lost Coast
Lost Coast Plant Therapy 3-in-1 Concentrate
Lost Coast Plant Therapy is a minimum risk pesticide concentrate that works as a 3-in-1 insecticide, miticide and fungicide, controlling soft-bodied pests and plant diseases on contact. The label lists powdery mildew, botrytis, fungus gnats, whiteflies, all mites, aphids and thrips. It is formulated with soybean oil, peppermint oil and citric acid and is exempt from EPA registration as a FIFRA 25(b) minimum risk pesticide.
Shake the concentrate well and mix 1 to 3 fl oz (2 to 6 tbsp) per gallon of purified water, starting at the lowest rate, then saturate the entire plant, especially leaf undersides and stems, because the spray must contact the pest or pathogen to work. In indoor cultivation, apply under low light and let plants dry completely before lights come back on; do not spray when temperatures are above 80 deg F. Agitate the sprayer about every 5 minutes during use and repeat applications as needed. Always read and follow the product label.
Available Options
- 9 oz - mixes with water to make up to 9 gal of ready-to-use spray
- 12 oz - makes up to 12 gal of ready-to-use spray
- 32 oz - makes up to 32 gal of ready-to-use spray
Key Features
- Active ingredients: soybean oil 38.00%, peppermint oil and citric acid 0.25%; inert ingredients: isopropyl alcohol, soap, water and sodium citrate
- 3-in-1 control of soft-bodied insects, mites, powdery mildew, botrytis and fungus on contact
- FIFRA 25(b) minimum risk pesticide, exempt from EPA registration
- Non-GMO formula made with organic and food-grade ingredients
- Standard rate of 1 fl oz per gallon; up to 3 fl oz per gallon for heavy pressure
- Can also be applied as a soil drench at 1 oz per gallon
- Does not require a wetting agent
- Made in the USA
Ideal Applications
- Indoor cultivation and greenhouse IPM programs
- Controlled-environment agriculture facilities managing powdery mildew and botrytis
- Spider mite, aphid, thrips and whitefly control on edible and ornamental crops
- Soil drench applications targeting fungus gnats
- Outdoor gardens and commercial farms
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