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The composition of our Boric Acid is guaranteed to be more than 99.9% H3BO3 and is Fully Soluble, Hydroponics Pest Control. Some benefits and uses of boric acid include Improving plant growth in alkaline and boron deficient soils Helping correct leaf mottling, yellowing, and little leaves Fully soluble: can be used in fertigation and hydroponics Can be used as insecticide Directions For Use Of Boric Acid As a Trace Element, BORIC ACID should be applied when there is a deficiency in Boron (B): mottled, yellow and little leaves. Apply in Spring, Summer and Autumn to fruit trees as foliar or soil application. Soluble Application: Dissolve 10g in 9L of water. Soil application: Apply this solution to 10 sqm of the soil once in three months. Foliar application: Spray your plants thoroughly making sure to cover the tops and bottoms of leaves, the stems and top of soil. The solution should be dripping from your plant when you're done. Dry Application: Apply at the rate 5-10g per 10sqm. AVOID application to acidic soils Pest Control Boric acid is non-toxic to mammals if consumed in small quantities. In small amounts, it should pass through your system without harm. If using as a pest control in a home where animals are present, we recommend making a bait and putting it into a place where your pets cannot eat the material. Powder can be used for pest control with pets in the home if it is used in places where the animals will not get it on their feet/bodies. Animals which lick themselves / consume too much boric acid will possibly experience gastrointestinal symptoms. To use boric acid in pest control, the idea is to get the pest to eat it, and their bodies will dry out, thus killing the bug. Cockroaches / Dry Application Cockroaches clean themselves every few seconds. Boric acid powder can be lightly placed on surfaces where cockroaches are found. They will run over the boric acid powder, clean their feet, and then die from consuming the boric acid on their feet. Do not apply too much as bugs can detect the boric acid and may avoid it. Granular boric acid does not work well for this application. It must be powder. Baits can also be made (see ants) Ants / Bait Method An ant problem is no problem for boric acid. Mix the granular or powder boric acid with sugar, roughly at a 5% or less boric acid concentration. Too much boric acid can repel the insects. In the case of ants specifically, higher concentrations may be used. Next, add small amounts of water to make it into the texture of a paste. Apply the paste around areas of where ants / pests are found. They will eat the bait and then die. Ants will carry the bait back to the colony and the entire colony will die. In most instances, ant colonies can be wiped out in a matter of hours. Other pests Other bugs which clean themselves regularly, are not in the larva stage and do not have piercing mouthparts may be eliminated using boric acid. Boric acid will not kill bed bugs or bugs which feed on blood or plant juices. Grain measurements particle size distribution: Retained on 1.000mm (18 mesh) sieve – Max 4% Passing on 0.063mm (230 mesh) sieve – Max 4% Package Includes 400g Boric Acid Powder in resealable bag.

Livestock and Garden Grade Diatomaceous Earth Mined here in Australia, mainly used as an additive to livestock, poultry, pet feed, dusting pens and adding to grains for pest control and worming.Diatomaceous Earth can be used for dusting green houses, dusting fruit, flower and vegetable crops. Can be done even on day of harvesting crops with no harm to animals or humans as it is pure and organic. Don't dust when Bees are present. Please Note: Although this fossil shell flour is food grade, it has not been sterilised, hence is it NOT suitable for human consumption. Specifications: Particle size:  Ranges from 80% Super Fine Grade with some 20% particles up to 2mm - 20 to 200 UM size particles. Suggestions For Use: Around the Home Outside areas – approx. 250g – 500g per 100 square metres (dry powder) As a liquid spray – approx. 250g per 4 litres water Lightly sprinkle in carpets Please Note: Bucket lid colour may vary between clear or white depending on stock availability. Livestock and Pets Feed rates for livestock and domestic pets vary due to the differences in farm practices and animal size. Suggested feed rates are as follows: Animal Initial Rate Ongoing Dairy and Beef Cattle 5% of dry feed per day for 90days (300g)  2% of dry feed per day (130g) Goats, sheep, pigs 10% of dry feed per day for 90 days 5% of dry feed or grain per day Horses, Donkeys ½ to 1 cup in feed per day 2% per day Chickens, Ducks 15% of dry feed per day 5-15% per day Large dogs (>50kg) 1-2 heaped tablespoons per day Large dogs (>35kg) 1 tablespoon per day Medium dogs (15-35kg) ½ - 1 tablespoon per day Small dogs (<15kg) 1 teaspoon per day Puppies ½ to 1 teaspoon per day Cats 1 teaspoon per day Kittens ½ teaspoon per day Horticulture Before planting – use 2-5 kgs per 15 metre row Mixing with soil – 250g to a hole 300mm wide by 300mm deep 500g to 8 litres water to spray top and underside of leaves Approximate coverage for gardens: 250g will treat 25 square metres 500g will treat 50 square metres Agriculture As anti-caking agent in grain – 2% per volume Agricultural farming – approximately 1000kgs per hectare per year* * High quality silica has a residual effect when used in soil and depending on the soil conditions prior to first application its subsequent application rate will most likely be reduced and may even be unnecessary for a period of 1 to 3 years. Package Includes: Garden, Pet and Livestock Grade Fossil Shell Flour in Resealable Bucket.

The composition of our Boric Acid is guaranteed to be more than 99.9% H3BO3 and is Fully Soluble, Hydroponics Pest Control. Grain measurements particle size distribution: Retained on 1.000mm (18 mesh) sieve – Max 4% Passing on 0.063mm (230 mesh) sieve – Max 4% Some benefits and uses of boric acid include Improving plant growth in alkaline & boron deficient soils Helping correct leaf mottling, yellowing & ‘little leaf’ Fully soluble: can be used in fertigation & hydroponics Can be used as insecticide Directions For Use Of Boric Acid As a Trace Element, BORIC ACID should be applied when there is a deficiency in Boron (B): mottled, yellow and ‘little’ leaves. Apply in Spring, Summer and Autumn to fruit trees as foliar or soil application. Soluble Application: Dissolve 10g in 9L of water. Soil application: Apply this solution to 10 sqm of the soil once in three months. Foliar application: Spray your plants thoroughly making sure to cover the tops and bottoms of leaves, the stems and top of soil. The solution should be dripping from your plant when you're done. Dry Application: Apply at the rate 5-10g per 10sqm. AVOID application to acidic soils Using Boric Acid For Pest Control Boric acid is non-toxic to mammals if consumed in small quantities. In small amounts, it should pass through your system without harm. If using as a pest control in a home where animals are present, we recommend making a bait and putting it into a place where your pets cannot eat the material. Powder can be used for pest control with pets in the home if it is used in places where the animals will not get it on their feet/bodies. Animals which lick themselves / consume too much boric acid will possibly experience gastrointestinal symptoms. To use boric acid in pest control, the idea is to get the pest to eat it, and their bodies will dry out, thus killing the bug. Using Boric Acid For Cockroaches / Dry Application Cockroaches clean themselves every few seconds. Boric acid powder can be lightly placed on surfaces where cockroaches are found. They will run over the boric acid powder, clean their feet, and then die from consuming the boric acid on their feet. Do not apply too much as bugs can detect the boric acid and may avoid it. Granular boric acid does not work well for this application. It must be powder. Baits can also be made (see ants) Boric Acid Used For Ants / Bait Method An ant problem is no problem for boric acid. Mix the granular or powder boric acid with sugar, roughly at a 5% or less boric acid concentration. Too much boric acid can repel the insects. In the case of ants specifically, higher concentrations may be used. Next, add small amounts of water to make it into the texture of a paste. Apply the paste around areas of where ants / pests are found. They will eat the bait and then die. Ants will carry the bait back to the colony and the entire colony will die. In most instances, ant colonies can be wiped out in a matter of hours. Boric Acid Used For General Pest Control Other bugs which clean themselves regularly, are not in the larva stage and do not have piercing mouthparts may be eliminated using boric acid. Boric acid will not kill bed bugs or bugs which feed on blood or plant juices. Grain measurements particle size distribution: Retained on 1.000mm (18 mesh) sieve – Max 4% Passing on 0.063mm (230 mesh) sieve – Max 4% Package Includes 100g Boric Acid Powder in resealable bag.

The composition of our Boric Acid is guaranteed to be more than 99.9% H3BO3 and is Fully Soluble, Hydroponics Pest Control. Some benefits and uses of boric acid include Improving plant growth in alkaline and boron deficient soils Helping correct leaf mottling, yellowing, and little leaves Fully soluble: can be used in fertigation and hydroponics Can be used as insecticide Directions For Use Of Boric Acid As a Trace Element, BORIC ACID should be applied when there is a deficiency in Boron (B): mottled, yellow and little leaves. Apply in Spring, Summer and Autumn to fruit trees as foliar or soil application. Soluble Application: Dissolve 10g in 9L of water. Soil application: Apply this solution to 10 sqm of the soil once in three months. Foliar application: Spray your plants thoroughly making sure to cover the tops and bottoms of leaves, the stems and top of soil. The solution should be dripping from your plant when you're done. Dry Application: Apply at the rate 5-10g per 10sqm. AVOID application to acidic soils Pest Control Boric acid is non-toxic to mammals if consumed in small quantities. In small amounts, it should pass through your system without harm. If using as a pest control in a home where animals are present, we recommend making a bait and putting it into a place where your pets cannot eat the material. Powder can be used for pest control with pets in the home if it is used in places where the animals will not get it on their feet/bodies. Animals which lick themselves / consume too much boric acid will possibly experience gastrointestinal symptoms. To use boric acid in pest control, the idea is to get the pest to eat it, and their bodies will dry out, thus killing the bug. Cockroaches / Dry Application Cockroaches clean themselves every few seconds. Boric acid powder can be lightly placed on surfaces where cockroaches are found. They will run over the boric acid powder, clean their feet, and then die from consuming the boric acid on their feet. Do not apply too much as bugs can detect the boric acid and may avoid it. Granular boric acid does not work well for this application. It must be powder. Baits can also be made (see ants) Ants / Bait Method An ant problem is no problem for boric acid. Mix the granular or powder boric acid with sugar, roughly at a 5% or less boric acid concentration. Too much boric acid can repel the insects. In the case of ants specifically, higher concentrations may be used. Next, add small amounts of water to make it into the texture of a paste. Apply the paste around areas of where ants / pests are found. They will eat the bait and then die. Ants will carry the bait back to the colony and the entire colony will die. In most instances, ant colonies can be wiped out in a matter of hours. Other pests Other bugs which clean themselves regularly, are not in the larva stage and do not have piercing mouthparts may be eliminated using boric acid. Boric acid will not kill bed bugs or bugs which feed on blood or plant juices. Grain measurements particle size distribution: Retained on 1.000mm (18 mesh) sieve - Max 4% Passing on 0.063mm (230 mesh) sieve - Max 4% Granule Package Includes 4.9Kg Boric Acid Powder in resealable tub.

The composition is guaranteed to be more than 99.9% H3BO3 and is Fully Soluble, Hydroponics Pest Control. Uses Improving plant growth in alkaline and boron deficient soils Helping correct leaf mottling, yellowing, and little leaves Fully soluble: can be used in fertigation and hydroponics Can be used as insecticide Directions For Use Of Boric Acid As a Trace Element, BORIC ACID should be applied when there is a deficiency in Boron (B): mottled, yellow and little leaves. Apply in Spring, Summer and Autumn to fruit trees as foliar or soil application. Soluble Application: Dissolve 10g in 9L of water. Soil application: Apply this solution to 10 sqm of the soil once in three months. Foliar application: Spray your plants thoroughly making sure to cover the tops and bottoms of leaves, the stems and top of soil. The solution should be dripping from your plant when you're done. Dry Application: Apply at the rate 5-10g per 10sqm. AVOID application to acidic soils Pest Control Boric acid is non-toxic to mammals if consumed in small quantities. In small amounts, it should pass through your system without harm. If using as a pest control in a home where animals are present, we recommend making a bait and putting it into a place where your pets cannot eat the material. Powder can be used for pest control with pets in the home if it is used in places where the animals will not get it on their feet/bodies. Animals which lick themselves / consume too much boric acid will possibly experience gastrointestinal symptoms. To use boric acid in pest control, the idea is to get the pest to eat it, and their bodies will dry out, thus killing the bug. Cockroaches / Dry Application Cockroaches clean themselves every few seconds. Boric acid powder can be lightly placed on surfaces where cockroaches are found. They will run over the boric acid powder, clean their feet, and then die from consuming the boric acid on their feet. Do not apply too much as bugs can detect the boric acid and may avoid it. Granular boric acid does not work well for this application. It must be powder. Baits can also be made (see ants) Ants / Bait Method An ant problem is no problem for boric acid. Mix the granular or powder boric acid with sugar, roughly at a 5% or less boric acid concentration. Too much boric acid can repel the insects. In the case of ants specifically, higher concentrations may be used. Next, add small amounts of water to make it into the texture of a paste. Apply the paste around areas of where ants / pests are found. They will eat the bait and then die. Ants will carry the bait back to the colony and the entire colony will die. In most instances, ant colonies can be wiped out in a matter of hours. Other pests Other bugs which clean themselves regularly, are not in the larva stage and do not have piercing mouthparts may be eliminated using boric acid. Boric acid will not kill bed bugs or bugs which feed on blood or plant juices. Grain measurements particle size distribution: Retained on 1.000mm (18 mesh) sieve - Max 4% Passing on 0.063mm (230 mesh) sieve - Max 4% Granule Package Includes 1Kg Boric Acid Powder in resealable tub. Please Note: Bucket lid colour may vary between clear or white depending on stock availability.