Protect your home garden from common garden insects and pests;with Captain Jack’s deadbug brew concentrate. This product can be used on a wide variety of plants in your home garden including fruits， vegetables， berries， citrus， grapes， nuts and ornamentals. Deadbug brew is an effective insect control product for the control of caterpillars， moths， loopers， leaf miners， spider mites， thrips and other listed insects. The active ingredient， spinosad， is a naturally derived ingredient that is approved for organic gardening. Deadbug brew is designed for outdoor use in residential home gardens and lawns. This concentrated solution is ready to mix with water. To use， mix with water according to product label instructions， shake well and apply to affected plants where pests are present using a trigger sprayer， hand-held backpack or hose-end sprayer. Repeat applications as needed. For best results， please see product label for full use instructions.

Captain Jack's deadbug brew concentrate controls bagworms， borers， beetles， caterpillars， codling moth， gypsy moth， spider mites， loopers， leaf miners， tent caterpillars， thrips and more

Protect a wide variety of plants including fruiting vegetables， cucurbits， cole crops， leafy vegetables， tuberous vegetables， stone fruits， bushberries， and pome fruits

Product is intended for control of listed insects; it does not significantly impact predatory beneficial insects， predatory mites， and spiders while controlling target pests

Product is approved for organic gardening; the active ingredient is a naturally occurring bacteria called spinosad; spinosad is a leading pesticide used worldwide in the production of organic produce

Concentrated product instantly mixes with water and should be applied with a trigger， hand-held， backpack， or hose-end sprayer; carefully read and use according to label directions

Product is applicable for the following pest types: bagworms， aphids， borers， beetles， codling moths， gypsy moths， leaf miners and tip moths， spider mites， tent caterpillars， thrips