Eliminates more than 50 common lawn pests including grubs, ticks, fire ants, mole crickets, fleas and more
DG granules disperse quickly and completely when watered, moving pesticides directly into the soil
Single application of DuoCide allows for "double kill", eliminating pests both above and below the lawn's surface
This unique formula contains both bifenthrin and carbaryl - two professional-grade insecticides
Not for sale in CA
UPC
031865312076
Upc
031865312076
Coverage
9000 sq ft
Item Form
Granule
Unit Count
288 Ounce
Manufacturer
The Andersons
Eliminate Pests Above and Below the Surface
The Andersons DuoCide is a professional-grade, curative lawn insect control. Fast acting DuoCide eliminates more than 50 common lawn pests, including grubs, ticks, fire ants and fleas. With a unique formula containing both bifenthrin and carbaryl, DuoCide eliminates lawn pests above and below the soil surface with a single application.
DuoCide also features The Andersons patented Dispersible Granule (DG) Technology, which makes spreading easier and increases effectiveness. With DG Technology, DuoCide granules break down upon contact with water and disperse into thousands of microparticles that move through the turf canopy and into the soil for maximum performance.
Applying DuoCide
Application rates range from 2-8 lbs/1000 sq ft and vary based on pest(s) to be controlled. See the chart below for more detail.
Proper application timing depends on pest(s) to be controlled. For surface pests (ants, spiders, billbugs, chinch bugs, etc.), treat when pests or turf damage symptoms first appear. For subsurface pests (white grubs, june beetles, etc.), apply 10-14 days after egg-laying activity and/or when turf damage is first noticed. See DuoCide label for complete detail.
Irrigation Required
DuoCide must be watered in immediately after application. Upon contact with water, DuoCide granules will disperse into thousands of microparticles, moving the active ingredients through the turf canopy and into the soil. Wait until watering is complete and the area has dried before allowing pets or people to reenter.