PROFLEX 2026 03 22

For non-residential turf applications, which of the following is a requirement for the site?

• It must be frequented by the general public
• It must be a residential backyard
• It must NOT be frequented by homeowners, children, pets or the general public ✓
• It must be a waterlogged area

Answer: The label specifies non-residential turf that is NOT frequented by homeowners, children, pets or the general public.

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What is the restriction regarding children and pets following an application?

• They must stay off treated areas for 24 hours
• They must stay off treated areas until spray has dried ✓
• They must be kept indoors for 48 hours
• They can enter once the product is mixed

Answer: The label instructs to keep children and pets off treated areas until spray has dried following application.

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Which of the following pest groups is controlled at a rate of 7.5 - 12.5 fl. oz. per application on ornamentals?

• Japanese beetles (adults)
• Spotted lanternfly ✓
• Pillbugs
• Leaf-feeding caterpillars

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 7.5 - 12.5 fl. oz. for Spotted lanternfly on ornamentals.

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When applying PROFLEX to non-residential turf, what is the permitted application rate?

• 0.3 - 0.6 fl. oz. ✓
• 3.8 - 7.5 fl. oz.
• 7.5 - 12.5 fl. oz.
• 1.0 - 2.0 fl. oz.

Answer: For non-residential turf, the label lists a rate of 0.3 - 0.6 fl. oz.

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Under what soil condition is application of this product prohibited?

• When soil temperature is below freezing
• When turfgrass is waterlogged or soils are saturated ✓
• When soil is extremely dry and dusty
• When soil has been recently fertilized

Answer: The restrictions state DO NOT apply when turfgrass is waterlogged or when soils are saturated with water.

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When treating ornamentals with waxy, hard to wet foliage, what may enhance control?

• Increasing the dilution ratio
• Applying during high wind
• Addition of a spreader-sticker at labeled rates ✓
• Applying at 7 day intervals

Answer: The notes state addition of a spreader-sticker may enhance control on ornamentals with waxy, hard to wet foliage.

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If re-treatment of Spotted lanternfly is necessary, what interval should be used?

• 24 hour intervals
• 3 day intervals
• 7 day intervals ✓
• 14 day intervals

Answer: For Spotted lanternfly, the label says to apply at 7 day intervals if re-treatment is necessary.

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According to the label, where is the application of this product prohibited in New York State?

• Any outdoor application
• Spot treatments on ornamentals
• Broadcast application to turfgrass and lawns ✓
• Perimeter applications

Answer: The label states broadcast application to turfgrass and lawns is prohibited in New York State.

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