Mosquito Misting Solutions

Helps eliminate mosquitoes that may carry diseases.

Pynamite systems are designed to work with a wide variety of products registered for use in an automated misting system. There are two main categories of products: pyrethrin and permethrin. There are also some water based organic products that can be misted in a Pynamite system.

Pyrethrin Pesticides

Pyrethrins are pesticides found naturally in some chrysanthemum flowers. They are a mixture of six chemicals that are toxic to insects. Pyrethrin insecticides are not considered natural because they are mixed with a manmade synergist to increase their effectiveness. Pyrethrins degrade quickly in the sunlight which minimizes the amount of residue left behind. Riptide is a brand of pyrethrin insecticide that is registered for use in a misting system.

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Permethrin Pesticides

Permethrins are the synthetic, manmade version of pyrethrins. They are also highly effective on

insects. Permethrins do not degrade as quickly in the sunlight and leave a longer lasting residue. Because they are manmade and are not dependent on the chrysanthemum crop, they tend to be less expensive. Bug Armor and Sector are two permethirn solutions that are registered for use in a misting system.

Organic products do not have to be registered for use in a misting system, but care should be taken to ensure they are water-based products and do not contain oils. Using an oil-based product in a Pynamite misting system can cause damage and void the warranty. Oil based products also tend to leave a sticky film and do not quickly degrade.

Knockdown, Kill and Residual Insect Control

Pyrethrin and permethrin products provide knockdown, kill and residual control of the toughest flying insect problems, including mosquitoes, flies and other nuisance insects.

They are ideal for high mosquito populations or hard to kill insects such as gnats, biting midges and no-see-ums
Kills mosquitoes that may cause Chikungunya, West Nile Virus and Eastern, Western, St. Louis Equine Encephalitis and the new Zika virus
Will not harm most common ornamental plants