RoseClear® Ultra Gun! - 1L
- Buy 6 for £7.06 each and save 12%
This convenient hand sprayer allows quick and effective treatment of rose problems with its unique 3-in-1 action.
A convenient hand sprayer that combines a systemic insecticide with a systemic fungicide to control pests and diseases on roses and other flowering and ornamental plants. One spray kills pests, such as greenfly and blackfly, within 24 hours. Fights existing infections of powdery mildew, rose blackspot and rust and gives protection between sprays.
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This convenient hand sprayer allows quick and effective treatment of rose problems with its unique 3-in-1 action
RoseClear Ultra Gun! kills greenfly, blackfly and other aphids, even those that are hiding away under leaves. It controls existing infections of the key diseases on roses and other ornamentals, namely rose blackspot, powdery mildew and rust. It protects plants from further infestations of aphids and diseases with a recommended spraying interval of 3 - 4 weeks between applications.
RoseClear Ultra provides the new industry standard and is a vast improvement on the original RoseClear, where re-application was needed every two weeks to give disease protection. Each bottle of RoseClear Ultra Gun! can now last twice as long.
Nothing could be quicker to use or more convenient than RoseClear Ultra Gun! It’s easy to carry around the garden while checking for the first signs of pests and diseases. A quick convenient spray, as soon as you see the first few greenfly or blackfly will kill them within 24 hours and help prevent them multiplying into a huge population that could otherwise weaken your plants and disfigure the growth of stems, leaves and buds. The systemic spray will be absorbed through the leaves and move around the plant to give the treated plants, including any new growth internal protection from pests and diseases.
If rose blackspot was a problem last year you should collect up and dispose of any leaves that show the tell-tale signs of disease and start spraying your roses early in spring when the new leaves first start to unfurl. This will provide a clean start to the season that can be maintained with more regular treatments (do not compost infected leaves as the spores will survive and may re-infect your prize plants).
