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proparagite (Comite)

Comite controls immature and adult spider mites. It works via contact activity. It is not translaminar or systemic, so complete coverage is essential. Adjust the spray solution pH to 7 or lower. Use spreader/sticker adjuvant to improve coverage, but don’t use penetrating surfactants. Don’t tank mix with mineral oils/petroleum distillates or with alkaline materials such as lime and lime sulfur. Apply by ground or air with enough water to obtain thorough coverage. Chemigate using 0.1 to 0.2-inch water. The minimum treatment interval is 21 days, except in WA and OR where repeat treatment is allowed after 14 days (see 24c OR-200010). Similar products containing proparagite are available but use rates may vary.  Comite is a restricted use pesticide with "Danger/Poison" warning and handling concerns.

Restricted
Material Type: Miticides
Signal Word: Danger/Poison
Formulation: Liquid
EPA Number: 400-104

Usage for proparagite on Potatoes

Max Application per Season: 80fl oz

Tuber Bulking

Target Application per Acre REI PHI MOA Eff. Notes
Two-spotted Spider Mite 32 to 40 fl oz 2 d 14 d 12C G Apply when spider mites are present. Comite has a REI of 2 days, which is long compared to other miticides.

Late Tuber Bulking to Harvest

Target Application per Acre REI PHI MOA Eff. Notes
Two-spotted Spider Mite 32 to 40 fl oz 2 d 14 d 12C G Apply when spider mites are present. Comite has a REI of 2 days, which is long compared to other miticides.