Aria^® insecticide has with no-known cross-resistance with neonicotionids, organophosphates, carbamates or pyrethroids, making it an ideal replacement or rotation product in your integrated pest management (IPM) program. Aria effectively controls or suppresses many species of aphids, thrips and whiteflies that attack greenhouse plant investments. Aria insecticide uses the IRAC group 29 active ingredient, flonicamid. With flonicamid, Aria delivers translaminar, contact, and systemic activity making it ideal for ornamental applications.

• Resistant to degradation under high-heat conditions
• Up to 4 weeks of residual activity
• Re-entry interval (REI) of 12 hours
• Gentle on 80 cultivars in over 33 different plant species
• Active ingredient: Flonicamid
• Mode of Action: Chordotonal organ nicotinamidase inhibitors
• IRAC Group: 29

Aria insecticide features a unique mode of action that effectively controls many species of aphids and whiteflies. Through contact and ingestion, the active ingredient in Aria – flonicamid – stops both adult and immature aphids from feeding within one hour of treatment and eliminates them within three to five days as a result of dehydration and starvation. Flonicamid remains effective even when exposed to higher temperatures.

The unique chemistry of Aria is designed for minimized impact on birds, honeybees and beneficials, with no effect on coleopterans, lepidopterans or arachnids. With a “caution” signal word and low use rates, Aria is all the control you need without posing a significant threat to the delicate environment of your greenhouse.

• Aphids
• Thrips
• Whiteflies

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