Thuricide can be sprayed onto plants, where it is eaten by leaf-eating insects, including loopers, hornworms, earworms, caterpillars, gypsy moths, oakworms, meal and flour moths, diamondback moths, fruitworms, leaf folders, and most species of leaf-feeding moth and butterfly larvae. The Bt disrupts the insects' digestive system and they starve. Bt is specific to certain pest insects, can be used with nematodes, and is completely environmentally safe. Crops can be harvested the day after any Bt variety is applied. Bt kustaki is for chewing caterpillars on broccoli, cauliflower, collards, celery, melons, potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, cucumbers, turnip greens, grapes, and tobacco. Apply when pests first appear and repeat as necessary. Apply by hose or pressurized sprayers, mist blowers, or aerial application, 1/2 tsp to 4 tsp/gal of water depending on extent of infestation. 201211 Thuricide, (Bt var. Kurstaki), 8 oz. liq. conc. (.8#) $10.10 201221 Thuricide, (Bt var. Kurstaki), 8 oz. liq. conc., 12/cs (8#) $106.40 201231 Thuricide, (Bt var. Kurstaki), 16 oz. liq. conc. (1.3#) $15.90 201241 Thuricide, (Bt var. Kurstaki), 16 oz. liq. conc. 12/cs (17#) $169.90

Select 8 oz. 8 oz., 12/cs 16 oz. 16 oz., 12/cs qty: Thuricide is not registered for sale in the state of California. Permit may be required for shipment to countries outside the USA. NCSU Sustainable Practices for Vegetable Production discussion of Insect Pathogens More about Bacillus thuringiensis from Cornell University. Thuricide Label Information Thuricide MSDS