IPM and plant care supplies for every grow

Boost your garden's health with our range of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Plant Care products. Enhance growth, and manage pests and diseases efficiently.

Our IPM & Plant Care Supplies category brings together the best in pest management and plant care solutions to offer gardeners of all levels comprehensive tools for healthy, thriving plants. From organic insecticides and fungicides to premium fertilizers and growth enhancers, our products are designed to tackle common gardening challenges.

Beneficial insects

Live predatory and beneficial insects are one of the safest ways to control pests organically, with no spray residue on the crop. Release them early and on a schedule, before pest numbers build. Shop beneficial insects.

Clean air solutions

Air purification in a grow room takes two forms. Filters and HEPA intakes catch spores and dust, while oxidizing units treat the air and surfaces they reach. Shop clean air solutions.

Fungal and mold management

Biological, botanical and peroxide products, along with UV-C tools, help manage powdery mildew, botrytis and other fungal disease on indoor and greenhouse crops. Shop fungal and mold management.

Pesticides and insecticides

Biological insecticides use living microbes, fungal spores or plant extracts as their active ingredient. Always follow the label and check that a product is registered for your crop and state. Shop pesticides and insecticides.

Wetting agents and leaf washes

A wetting agent lowers the surface tension of a spray, so droplets spread across the leaf instead of beading and rolling off. Shop wetting agents and leaf washes.

Questions

IPM and plant care FAQ

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What is integrated pest management (IPM)?

IPM combines prevention, scouting and targeted control. Keep rooms clean, monitor with sticky traps and regular checks, release beneficial insects, and use a labeled pesticide only when needed.

Can I use beneficial insects and pesticides together?

Sometimes. Many pesticides also harm beneficial insects, so check the label and the product's compatibility before you spray, and time applications around releases. Ask our team if you're unsure.

How do I know a product is allowed for my crop?

Read the full label and confirm the product is registered for your crop and your state. Rules for cannabis and hemp vary by state, so check your state's approved pesticide list.

What does a wetting agent do?

It lowers the surface tension of a foliar spray, so the spray spreads across the leaf instead of beading and rolling off. Shop wetting agents.

How do I keep grow room air clean?

Use filters and HEPA intakes to catch spores and dust, and add an oxidizing unit to treat the air and surfaces it reaches. Shop clean air solutions.