Omnicide IPM — Ready-to-Use
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Omnicide IPM is a broad-spectrum insecticide, fungicide and sporicide in a single pass, built on nano-emulsion technology that carries natural essential-oil extracts in tiny particles. This ready-to-use 24 oz format is mixed and ready to spray — suited to spot work, smaller blocks and keeping on hand for the first sign of pressure.
Why it works
- Deep penetration: nano-sized particles infiltrate pests and pathogens rather than sitting on the surface.
- Uniform coverage: reduced surface tension spreads the spray evenly across the leaf.
- Resistance-friendly: the mode of action is mechanical, not a single biochemical site, so pests have nothing to adapt around — it holds up as a repeat-use tool.
- Efficient: a little goes a long way, keeping application rates and cost down.
What it targets
Soft-bodied insects including aphids, thrips and mites, and fungal pathogens including powdery mildew, gray mold and root rot.
Natural and residue-free
Composed of essential oils from naturally grown plants, Omnicide IPM is EPA FIFRA 25(b) exempt and biodegradable, with an OMRI listing pending. It leaves no residue and carries no re-entry interval, so it can be used from seed up to and beyond harvest. Because the actives are encapsulated and released on contact rather than broadcast continuously, off-target exposure is reduced — always follow the label for timing around pollinators and beneficials.
Frequently asked questions
Ready-to-use or concentrate — which do I need?
The 24 oz ready-to-use is mixed and ready to spray, best for spot treatments and smaller blocks. Choose the concentrate if you are covering area and want to mix to your own volume.
Can I use it close to harvest?
It leaves no residue and carries no re-entry interval, so it can be used up to and beyond harvest. Confirm against the label for your crop and jurisdiction.
Will pests build resistance to it?
Its mode of action is mechanical rather than biochemical, so there is no single site for a pest population to adapt around — which is what makes it a practical repeat-use and rotation tool.
