Monterey Sluggo Molluscicide

What are the target pests for Monterey Sluggo Molluscicide?

• Slugs and snails ✓
• Aphids and mites
• Beetles and caterpillars
• Ants and cockroaches

Answer: The label facts state the product is used for slugs or snails.

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According to the label, where should the product be applied for outdoor vegetable plantings?

• Only on the leaves of the vegetables
• Directly into the irrigation water
• Around the perimeter to provide a barrier, or on the soil around and between rows ✓
• Only in intertidal areas below the mean high water mark

Answer: The label instructs to scatter around the perimeter for a barrier, or on the soil around and between rows if pests are inside.

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What is the application method for fruit tree seedlings (including citrus) per square yard?

• Scatter 20-44 lbs. per acre
• Apply 1 level teaspoon in a 6-inch circular band around the base ✓
• Apply 1 tablespoon per container
• Spray directly onto the fruit

Answer: The label states for seedlings: '0.15 oz. or 1 level teaspoon, per square yard, in a 6-inch circular band around the base...'

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How does the product perform regarding weather conditions such as rain or sprinkling?

• It must be reapplied immediately after rain
• It remains effective after rain or sprinkling ✓
• It should only be applied when it is not raining
• It is washed away and becomes ineffective after sprinkling

Answer: The timing/weather section states the product 'Remains effective after rain or sprinkling.'

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When applying to container-grown nursery plants, what is the application rate per container being damaged?

• 1 teaspoon
• 1 tablespoon ✓
• 1 ounce
• 1 pound

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 1 tablespoon per container of plants being damaged.

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Which of the following is a stated restriction regarding water application?

• Do not apply directly to water or areas where surface water is present ✓
• Do not apply during heavy rain
• Do not apply to grass grown for seed production
• Do not apply to citrus seedlings

Answer: The restrictions state: 'Do not apply directly to water, or to areas where surface water is present...'

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For older fruit trees (including citrus), what is the recommended application rate for a heavy infestation?

• 0.15 oz. per square yard
• 1 teaspoon per square yard
• 20-44 lbs. per acre ✓
• 0.54 to 1 lb. per 1000 square feet

Answer: The label states the rate for older fruit trees is 20-44 lbs. per acre, noting to use higher rates for heavy infestations.

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When treating commercial turf sod, golf courses, or grass buffers with a heavy infestation, what is the application rate?

• 0.23 to 1 lb. per 1,000 square feet
• 0.54 to 1 lb. per 1,000 square feet ✓
• 1 tablespoon per container
• 20-44 lbs. per acre

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 0.54 to 1 lb. per 1000 square feet for turf, grass buffers, and golf courses.

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