ZeroTol HC

Which of the following is a target pest for ZeroTol HC when used on plant surfaces?

• Algae, mold, and bacteria ✓
• Aphids and mites
• Grasshoppers and beetles
• Nematodes and slugs

Answer: The label states ZeroTol HC is used to control various plant pathogens, including fungi, bacteria, algae, and mold.

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When applying ZeroTol HC to hydroponic or aquaponic systems, what is the required dilution rate?

• 1-2 oz per 50 gallons ✓
• 1.150 oz per gallon of water
• 5.34 oz per 10 gallons
• 1.36 oz per 100 gallons

Answer: The application instructions specify a rate of 1-2 oz per 50 gallons for hydroponic/aquaponic systems.

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For outdoor turf applications, what is the recommended method or site condition mentioned in the label?

• Use on well-established lawns ✓
• Apply only to sandy soil
• Use only during midday heat
• Apply only to indoor turf

Answer: The notes for turf applications specify to 'Use on well-established lawns.'

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In which location is ZeroTol HC specifically noted as NOT being approved for certain applications?

• California ✓
• Florida
• Texas
• New York

Answer: The label explicitly states that the product is NOT approved for use in California for certain applications.

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Under which weather condition should you avoid applying ZeroTol HC, unless it is intended to be washed into a drainage system?

• If rain is expected within 24 hours ✓
• If temperatures exceed 90 degrees
• If high winds are expected
• If frost is expected overnight

Answer: The label states: 'Do not apply if rain is expected within 24 hours unless the product is intended to be washed into a drainage system.'

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When using a non-hose end sprayer for an initial application, what is the specified amount per gallon of water?

• 1.150 to 0.85 fl. oz. ✓
• 1.200 to 0.64 fl. oz.
• 2.0 to 4.0 fl. oz.
• 0.5 to 1.0 fl. oz.

Answer: The mixing instructions for non-hose end sprayer (initial application) list 1.150 to 0.85 fl. oz. per gallon of water.

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According to the label, what is a significant safety risk associated with handling ZeroTol HC?

• Irreversible eye damage ✓
• Respiratory paralysis
• Immediate loss of hearing
• Severe neurological tremors

Answer: The label notes that the product is corrosive and can cause irreversible eye damage.

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Which of the following is a prohibited mixing practice for ZeroTol HC?

• Mixing with other pesticides, cleaners, or oxidative agents ✓
• Mixing with water for foliar spray
• Mixing with a foaming agent like BioSafe BioBreaker
• Mixing with clean water for weekly preventative

Answer: The restrictions section states: 'Do not mix with other pesticides, cleaners, or oxidative agents.'

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