EPA approves 10 pesticides for use on hemp
January 2, 2020
In December of 2019 EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) approved adding hemp to the use sites of 10 pesticides. Nine of the products are biopesticides and one is a conventional pesticide. For further information, or to see the current EPA hemp registration applications, click here.
Below is a list of OHP’s current biosolutions offerings:
- Ancora – Microbial Insecticide
- Azatin O – Biological Insecticide
- FireWorxx – Herbicide
- Kalmor – Fungicide/Bactericide
- Kopa – Insecticidal Soap
- Pycana – Insecticide/Miticide
- SoilGard – Microbial Fungicide
- Thuricide N/G – Biological Insecticide
- Triact 70 – Fungicide/Insecticide/Miticide
- Triathlon BA – Biofungicide/Bactericide
OHP introduces Pradia Insecticide!
August 1, 2019
OHP, Inc., announces the introduction of Pradia™ Insecticide to the ornamental nursery and greenhouse markets.
Pradia is a broad-spectrum, innovative and novel combination product developed for control of both sucking and chewing insect pests on ornamentals.
The combination of active ingredients – cyclaniliprole and flonicamid — provides quick knockdown and lengthy residual activity of many troublesome pests including whiteflies, thrips, aphids, leafminers, armyworms, moths and caterpillars, loopers, plant bugs, Japanese beetles, lace bugs, and beetles including flea beetles.
“We are pleased to offer Pradia to our nursery and grower customers,” says Dan Stahl, OHP vice president and general manager. “The unique combination makes it an ideal, fast-acting, broad-spectrum insect control solution.”
In addition, the combination product offers another advantage.
“The systemic and contact activity offered by Pradia makes it an ideal choice for use on hard-to-control sucking and chewing insect pests,” says Dr. Carlos Bográn, OHP manager technical service. “Plus the combination of two active ingredients with overlapping spectrums of control will aid in preventing resistance to diamide insecticides on key pests such as thrips, whiteflies, and aphids.”
Compatible with parasitic wasps, predatory mites, and lady beetles, Pradia is ideal for use as a tool in an IPM program.
Pradia is formulated as a user-friendly soluble concentrate in quart containers and has a 12-hour REI.
Click here for the latest state registrations, label, SDS and Pradia product information.
OHP adds Sarisa Insecticide to portfolio
August 1, 2019
OHP is excited to announce the introduction of Sarisa™ Insecticide, a revolutionary new product for broad-spectrum control of insect pests on 
ornamental greenhouse and nursery stock.
The active ingredient in Sarisa, cyclaniliprole, provides extended residual protection against key nursery and greenhouse pests such as thrips, beetles including flea beetles and Japanese beetles, armyworms, gypsy moths, loopers, plant bugs, lace bugs, and leafminers.
“Sarisa offers many attributes that make it an outstanding product to use today and into the future and we’re happy to introduce another tool to help both our nursery and greenhouse grower customers manage their insect control,” says Dan Stahl, OHP vice president and general manager.
A diamide insecticide, Sarisa provides quick knockdown and residual activity of sucking as well as chewing insects with its novel mode of action and has a 4-hour Restricted Entry Interval (REI).
The active ingredient in Sarisa assists in the conservation of many beneficial insects such as predatory mites, parasitic wasps, and lady beetles, notes Dr. Carlos Bográn, OHP manager technical services.
“The selectivity of the active ingredient allows beneficial insects and other arthropods to continue to manage secondary pests,” says Dr. Bográn, making Sarisa compatible with IPM and resistance management programs.
Sarisa is formulated as a user-friendly soluble concentrate that may tank mixed with appropriate partners. The use of a spreader sticker may help performance.
Click here for the latest state registrations, label, SDS and Sarisa product information.
OHP FireWorxx herbicide now available
July 16, 2019
FireWorxx™ is a OMRI-listed post emergent herbicide for control of weeds in greenhouse, nursery and landscape ornamentals, 
grounds maintenance, and non-cropland areas. FireWorxx is a fast-acting, non-selective broadleaf weed, grass, algae and moss killer. FireWorxx is not translocated. It will burn only those plant parts that are coated with spray solution.
FireWorxx can be used any time during the year and works best during sunny, warm and dry conditions. Application during cold weather may delay appearance of plant damage. If rain falls within 3 hours of treatment, an additional spray may be required. FireWorxx controls many common annual weeds and suppresses the growth of biennial and perennial weeds. It can be used in cultivated areas prior to planting crops. Treated areas can be re-planted as soon as desirable level of weed control is obtained.
OHP Pedestal Insecticide – New changes!
June 24, 2019
There are some key changes upcoming with OHP’s Pedestal® Insecticide, an effective insect growth regulator against Thrips and other pests.
Effective immediately, any new Pedestal produced and purchased will have a new EPA registration number, new product code, and be packaged in OHP packaging. State registrations for the current Pedestal will be maintained for the near future so that distributors and growers may exhaust their inventory.
The new EPA registration number is 53883-419-59807. Package size, use rates, REI of 12 hours, and insects controlled remain the same.
Pedestal, with the active ingredient novaluron, is a suspension concentrate formulation labeled for use on ornamentals and tomatoes grown in greenhouses and nurseries. Among the insects controlled are thrips, whiteflies, armyworms, stink bugs, and more.
California registration is pending.
Please contact your local OHP regional sales manager with any questions you may have and thank you for your support.