Suspend PolyZone

To achieve the best results when applying the product, what environmental conditions are recommended?

• In hot weather, between 85 to 100°F
• During midday when sun exposure is highest
• In cool weather, 65 to 80°F, or in early morning or late evening hours ✓
• Immediately following heavy rainfall to ensure moisture

Answer: The label recommends applying in cool weather, 65 to 80°F or in early morning or late evening hours for best results.

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If a technician mixes 0.75 fl oz (22.7) of product with 1 gallon of water for outdoor/perimeter pests, what is the finished strength?

• 0.01%
• 0.005%
• 0.03% ✓
• 0.06%

Answer: The mixing table shows that 0.75 (22.7) per 1 gallon of water results in a 0.03% finished strength.

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According to the restrictions, which of the following is a prohibited application method for Suspend PolyZone?

• Applying as a residual spray to infested structures
• Applying as a spot treatment into weep holes
• Applying through any type of irrigation system ✓
• Applying to trees and shrubs early in the season

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'Do not apply Suspend PolyZone through any type of irrigation system.'

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When treating landscape ornamentals for aphids and scale insects, how should the product be applied?

• As a heavy drench to ensure deep root penetration
• As a light mist of the dilute spray without allowing excess run-off ✓
• As a coarse wet spray directly onto the soil
• As a mound drench around the base of the plant

Answer: The label states to apply a light mist of the dilute spray and do not allow excess run-off for foliar applications to landscape ornamentals.

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Which of these is a prohibited site for application due to runoff concerns?

• Dog houses and kennels
• Impervious surfaces that could result in runoff into storm drains ✓
• Window frames and doors
• Under decks and building foundations

Answer: The restrictions prohibit application over an impervious surface or condition that could result in runoff into storm drains, gutters, or surface waters.

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What is the recommended frequency for treatments to maintain adequate control?

• Daily until pests are gone
• Every 7 days
• At 21-day intervals or as necessary ✓
• Once per season

Answer: The label states treatments may be applied at 21-day intervals or as necessary to maintain adequate control.

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When treating for fleas and ticks, what type of spray application should be used?

• A light mist
• A coarse wet spray ✓
• A mound drench
• A foliar spray

Answer: The label specifies to apply as a coarse wet spray when treating for fleas and ticks.

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What is the specific application rate and method for controlling Fire Ants?

• 0.25 to 1.5 fl oz as a perimeter spray
• 1.5 oz per one gallon of water applied as a mound drench ✓
• 1.5 fl oz as a spot treatment in cracks and crevices
• 0.75 oz per gallon of water applied as a light mist

Answer: For Fire Ants, the rate is 1.5 oz per one gal of water applied as a mound drench.

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