Merit 75 WSP 2026 03 22

Which of the following is a restriction regarding the use of this product?

• Not for use in commercial greenhouse ✓
• Not for use on Pecan trees
• Not for use on Trees and Shrubs
• Not for use in outdoor locations

Answer: The restrictions explicitly state: 'Not for use in commercial greenhouse.'

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What is the maximum total amount of Merit 75 WSP Insecticide allowed per acre per year?

• 2.0 oz
• 2.1 oz
• 6.3 oz ✓
• 8.53 oz

Answer: The restrictions state: 'Do not apply more than a total of 6.3 oz of Merit 75 WSP Insecticide per acre per year.'

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When treating Trees and Shrubs for Armored scales and Flatheaded borers, what is the application rate per 24 inches of cumulative trunk diameter?

• 1.0 oz
• 1.6 oz (1 packet) ✓
• 2.1 oz
• 6.3 oz

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 1.6 oz (1 packet) per 24 inches of cumulative trunk diameter or 24 feet of cumulative shrub height for these pests.

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For the control of leafminer, when should the first application be made?

• During the adult flight
• As soon as petal-fall is complete ✓
• Prior to leafrolling
• During the nymphal stage

Answer: The label states: 'For first generation leafminer control, make first application as soon as petal-fall is complete.'

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According to the label, which of the following is a target pest for Trees and Shrubs?

• Japanese beetle
• Emerald ash borer ✓
• Wooly apple aphid
• Vine weevil adults

Answer: The label lists Flatheaded borers (including emerald ash borer) as a target pest for Trees and Shrubs.

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When treating Pecan trees for Whiteflies and Yellow pecan aphids, what is the application rate if using 300 gallons of water?

• 1.6 oz (1 packet) ✓
• 2.1 oz
• 1.0 oz
• 2.0 oz

Answer: The label states the rate for Whiteflies, Yellow pecan aphid, etc., on Pecan is 1.6 oz (1 packet) per 300 gallons of water.

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When performing a broadcast application for Pear, Pear (oriental), or Quince, what is the minimum amount of water required per 1,000 sq ft?

• 1.6 gallons
• 2.0 gallons ✓
• 2.1 gallons
• 300 gallons

Answer: For broadcast applications on Pear, Quince, etc., the label states: 'Do not use less than 2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq ft.'

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What instruction is provided regarding children and pets following application?

• Keep them away for 10 days
• Keep them away for 14 days
• Keep them off treated area until dry ✓
• Keep them off treated area for 7 days

Answer: The label states: 'Keep children and pets off treated area until dry.'

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