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WSLCB & WSDA Updated List of Pesticides Allowed in the Production of High THC Cannabis

May 8, 2022 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

Bulletin No 22-01

To:  Cannabis Industry Members

Fr:   WSLCB and WSDA

Re:   Updated List of Pesticides Allowed in the Production of High THC Cannabis

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of  pesticides that are allowed for use in the production of high THC cannabis (cannabis) in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA.

  • WSDA has added 2 new Section 3 pesticides and 5 new Section 25(b) pesticides to the list of allowable products for a total of 7 new products.
  • WSDA removed 28 Section 3 pesticides and 22 Section 25(b) pesticides from the list for a total of 50 products removed. See details for those removed in the tables below.
  • The updated list contains 261 Section 3 pesticides and 88 Section 25(b) pesticides, for a total of 349 products allowed for use in the production of cannabis in Washington State.

“WPS” and “HG Only” Columns

WSDA has two columns on the list: (1) Section 3 pesticides that are subject to Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements, and (2) Section 3 pesticides that are limited to use by non-commercial “HG Only” cannabis growers. The products designated as “HG Only = Yes” may only be used by those individuals authorized to home grow medical use cannabis.

Products marked as “HG Only = Yes” may not be used in the commercial production of cannabis.

Spray Adjuvants

Spray adjuvants are not included on the list—however, any spray adjuvant that is labeled for use on food crops can be used with an allowed pesticide that is applied to cannabis, as long as the intended use is authorized by the spray adjuvant label. For example, a spray adjuvant labeled only for use with an herbicide cannot be used with an insecticide or fungicide. Information on spray adjuvants that are registered for distribution in Washington is available from the WSU PICOL database.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Cannabis growers can continue to use any existing stocks of pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

All of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in cannabis production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

Products Added to the List:

Type

Name

EPA or WA Registration Number

Section 3

Isarid Wettable Powder Mycoinsecticide

89635-5

Section 3

Trianum-P Biological Fungicide

89635-3

Section 25b

Earth’s Ally 3-in-1 Plant Spray

996600-22001

Section 25b

Earth’s Ally 3-in-1 Plant Spray Concentrate

996600-22002

Section 25b

Earth’s Ally Insect Control for Organic Gardening

996600-22004

Section 25b

Ecovia 3-in1 Emulsifiable Concentrate

73079-22001

Section 25b

Soyote

994340-22001

Products Removed from the List: A review found that the labeled uses did not meet WSDA criteria:

Type

Name

EPA or WA Registration Number

Section 3

Arcus Plant Growth Regulator for Seed Treatment

84845-5

Section 3

Merus 3.0*

8329-108

Section 3

Valley-phite

82940-1

Section 25b

Canelys

994150-21001

*Merus 3.0 was labeled only for purchase and use by federal, state, tribal, or local government officials for public health or vector control to perform adult mosquito control applications and is not labeled for use in the production of cannabis.

Products Removed from the List: Product registration was cancelled or non-renewed by the registrant

Type

Name

EPA or WA Registration Number

Section 3

Aviv

91473-1-86182

Section 3

Azamax Botanical Insecticide Miticide Nematicide

91865-4

Section 3

Bi-Carb Old Fashioned Fungicide

54705-10

Section 3

Contego SL Plant Growth Regulator Soluble Liquid

73049-493

Section 3

Deadzone

73729-1

Section 3

Engage Agro Iron Fist Slug and Snail Bait

67702-32-87865

Section 3

Ferti-Lome Horticultural Oil Spray Ready to Spray

48813-1-7401

Section 3

Granada 5

81803-6-93161

Section 3

HDH Peroxy Broad Spectrum Bactericide/Fungicide

83103-1

Section 3

Howler Lawn and Garden Organic Fungicide

91197-3-92488

Section 3

Hydroworxx Disease Control Ready to Use

67702-1

Section 3

Hydroworxx Insecticidal Soap 3 in 1 Concentrate

67702-11

Section 3

Hyrdoworxx Insecticidal Soap 3 in 1 Ready to Use

67702-21

Section 3

Hydroworxx Mite & Insect Killer Concentrate

67702-36

Section 3

Hydroworxx Mite & Insect Killer Ready to Use

67702-35

Section 3

Incept

100-9219

Section 3

Lynx EC 4.1

82074-6

Section 3

Lynx EC 5.0

82074-7

Section 3

Mycostop Mix

64137-9

Section 3

Optify

33270-37

Section 3

Organocide Organic Fungicide

70870-3-70179

Section 3

Pyola Insect Spray RTU

67702-6-56872

Section 3

Serenade Garden Disease Control Ready to Use

264-1154

Section 3

Terraneem EC

88760-5

Section 3

Xpectro OD

82074-5

Section 25b

All Per-Plus Concentrate

997750-15001

Section 25b

All Per-Plus Ready to Use

997750-15002

Section 25b

Axcent

999550-21001

Section 25b

Custos

996590-19001

Section 25b

Deliverance

89943-19002

Section 25b

Dr. Earth Final Stop Disease Control Fungicide

999520-14002

Section 25b

Dr. Earth Final Stop Vegetable Garden Insect Killer

999520-12003

Section 25b

Dr. Earth Final Stop Yard & Garden Insect Killer

999520-12001

Section 25b

Ecologic Garden Insect Killer Concentrate

72041-14005

Section 25b

Ecotec

48813-09001

Section 25b

Fortify Fungicide

89112-19001

Section 25b

Huma Gro Thyme Pro

999690-20001

Section 25b

Instant Mite Killer Professional Concentrate

996880-16002

Section 25b

Instant Mite Killer Ready To Use

996880-16001

Section 25b

Mantis EC Botanical Insecticide Miticide

996860-17001

Section 25b

Nuke Em Advanced

997940-19001

Section 25b

ProMax

999690-04002

Section 25b

Spider Mite Control (Athena)

93752-18002

Section 25b

Spider Mite Control (Vegalab)

89943-15002

Section 25b

Spore Control

89943-15003

Section 25b

Super Safe Organic Insecticide & Fungicide Concentrate

997940-17002

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in cannabis production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA website: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/marijuana/pesticide-use

Contact Information:

For information regarding the registration of pesticides and fertilizers, please contact the WSDA Pesticide and Fertilizer Registration

  • Phone: 360-902-2025
  • Email for pesticide registration: pestreg@agr.wa.gov
  • Email for fertilizer registration: fertreg@agr.wa.gov

For information regarding how to comply with the pesticide label, please contact the WSDA Pesticide Compliance

  • Phone: 360-902-2040
  • Email: pcompliance@agr.wa.gov

For any other questions, please contact your Liquor and Cannabis Board enforcement officer or compliance consultant.

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WSLCB Releases Updated List of Pesticides Allowed for Use in High THC Cannabis Production

December 30, 2021 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of  pesticides that are allowed for use in high THC cannabis (cannabis) production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA. 

WSDA has added one new Section 3 pesticide and five new Section 25(b) pesticides to the list of allowable products for a total of six new products. There were no Section 3 pesticides removed from the list.  There was one Section 25(b) pesticide removed from the list.  The updated list contains 285 Section 3 pesticides and 104 Section 25(b) pesticides, for a total of 389 products.

WSDA has two columns on the list: (1) Section 3 pesticides that are subject to Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements, and (2) Section 3 pesticides that are limited to use by non-commercial “HG Only” cannabis growers. The products designated as “HG Only = Yes” may only be used by those individuals authorized to home grow medical use cannabis.

Products marked as “HG Only = Yes” may not be used in the commercial production of cannabis.

Spray adjuvants are not included on the list—however any spray adjuvant that is labeled for use on food crops can be used with an allowed pesticide that is applied to cannabis, as long as the intended use is authorized by the spray adjuvant label. For example, a spray adjuvant labeled only for use with an herbicide cannot be used with an insecticide or fungicide.  Information on spray adjuvants that are registered for distribution in Washington is available from the WSU PICOL database.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product.  Cannabis growers can continue to use any existing stocks of pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

All of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in cannabis production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide. 

Pesticides Added:

Section 3 Pesticides Added:                                                     EPA Registration Number

1.    Hydroxycide 527                                                                           2686-21

Section 25b Minimum Risk Pesticides Added:                         WA. Registration Number

1.    Athena IPM                                                                                 93752-21001

2.    Trishield Insecticide, Miticide, & Fungicide                                  91865-21001

3.    Long Shadow                                                                              93631-21001

4.    Peppermint Fury                                                                          996160-21001

5.    Mighty Mint Plant Protection                                                        996320-22002

Pesticides Removed:  

Section 25b Minimum Risk Pesticides Removed from the list:

1.    Earth’s ally Insect Control                                              996600-21001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in cannabis production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA web site: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/marijuana/pesticide-use

Contact Information:

For information regarding the registration of pesticides and fertilizers, please contact the WSDA Pesticide and Fertilizer Registration Section.

  • Phone: 360-902-2025
  • Email for pesticide registration: pestreg@agr.wa.gov
  • Email for fertilizer registration: fertreg@agr.wa.gov

For information regarding how to comply with the pesticide label, please contact the WSDA Pesticide Compliance Program.

  • Phone: 360-902-2040
  • Email: pcompliance@agr.wa.gov

For any other questions, please contact your Liquor and Cannabis Board enforcement and education officer.

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Washington Department of Agriculture Issues Updated List of Pesticides Allowed for Use in Marijuana Production

October 14, 2021 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON:  The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA. 

WSDA has added two new Section 3 pesticides and one new Section 25(b) pesticide to the list of allowable products for a total of 3 new products. There were no Section 3 or Section 25(b) pesticides removed from the list.  The updated list contains 284 Section 3 pesticides and 100 Section 25(b) pesticides, for a total of 384 products.

WSDA has two columns on the list: (1) Section 3 pesticides that are subject to Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements, and (2) Section 3 pesticides that are limited to use by non-commercial “HG Only” marijuana growers. The products designated as “HG Only=Yes” may only be used by those individuals authorized to home grow medical use marijuana.

Products marked as “HG Only=Yes” may not be used in the commercial production of marijuana.

Spray adjuvants are not included on the list—however any spray adjuvant that is labeled for use on food crops can be used with an allowed pesticide that is applied to marijuana, as long as the intended use is authorized by the spray adjuvant label. For example, a spray adjuvant labeled only for use with an herbicide cannot be used with an insecticide or fungicide. Information on spray adjuvants that are registered for distribution in Washington is available from the WSU PICOL database.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

All of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

Section 3 Pesticides Added:                                               PA Registration Number

1.     DeBug Turbo For Home Gardens                              70310-5

2.     Lalstop K61 WP                                                          64137-5

Section 25b Minimum Risk Pesticides Added:                        WA. Registration Number

1.     TetraCurb Max                                                                 8596-21001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA web site: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/marijuana/pesticide-use

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WSDA and WSLCB Release Updated List of Approved Cannabis Pesticides

March 27, 2021 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

LCB is sharing this message on behalf of WSDA:

Marijuana Producers, Processors, and Retailers

Bulletin No 21-01

To: Cannabis Industry 

Fr: WSLCB and WSDA

Re: Updated List of Pesticides Allowed for Use in Cannabis Production

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of  pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on  criteria previously established by WSDA.

WSDA has added six new Section 3 pesticides and ten new Section 25(b) pesticides to the list of allowable products for a total of 16 new products. There were 21 Section 3 pesticides and 6 Section 25(b) pesticides removed from the list.  The updated list contains 241 Section 3 pesticides and 94 Section 25(b) pesticides, for a total of 335 products.

WSDA has two columns on the list: (1) Section 3 pesticides that are subject to Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements, and (2) Section 3 pesticides that are limited to use by non-commercial “HG Only” marijuana growers. The products designated as “HG Only=Yes” may only be used by those individuals authorized to home grow medical use marijuana.

Products marked as “HG Only=Yes” may not be used in the commercial production of marijuana.

Spray adjuvants are not included on the list—however any spray adjuvant that is labeled for use on food crops can be used with an allowed pesticide that is applied to marijuana, as long as the intended use is authorized by the spray adjuvant label. For example, a spray adjuvant labeled only for use with an herbicide cannot be used with an insecticide or fungicide. Information on spray adjuvants that are registered for distribution in Washington is available from the WSU PICOL database.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

All of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

 Pesticides Added:              Registration Number

  1. Arcus Plant Growth Regulator for Seed Treatment.           EPA No. 84846-5
  2. Guarda EPA No. 92144-2-70299
  3. Milstop SP EPA No. 68539-3
  4. Proof cold-pressed Neem Oil EPA No. 88760-10
  5. Seican EPA No. 91473-2-88783
  6. Suppress Herbicide EC EPA No. 51517-9
  7. Earth’s Ally Disease Control No. 996600-20007
  8. Earth’s Ally Disease Control Concentrate No. 996600-20008
  9. Earth’s Ally Insect Control No. 996600-20002
  10. Earth’s Ally Insect Control Concentrate No. 996600-21002
  11. GroSafe Bio-Pesticide, Miticide, Fungicide No. 996330-20001
  12. Grower’s Ally Fungicide No. 996600-20005
  13. Grower’s Ally Fungicide Concentrate No. 996600-20006
  14. Grower’s Ally Spider Mite Control No. 996600-20001
  15. Grower’s Ally Spider Mite Control Concentrate No. 996600-20003
  16. Procidic C No. 999550-21002

Pesticides Removed:

  1. Actino-Iron Biological Fungicide EPA No. 73314-2
  2. Actinovate Ag Biological Fungicide EPA No. 73314-1
  3. Amicos EPA No. 91473-1
  4. Bayer Advanced Natria Disease Control RTU EPA No. 264-1161-72155
  5. Bayer Advanced Natria Insecticidal Soap RTU EPA No. 67702-21-72155
  6. Bayer Advanced Natria Neem Oil Concentrate EPA No. 67702-21-72155
  7. Carbon Power EPA No. 84846-2
  8. Companion Liquid Biological Fungicide for Ag Use EPA No. 71065-3
  9. Genesis Gib-4% EPA No. 55146-62-71089
  10. Gibgro 20% Powder (Gibberellic Acid) EPA No. 55146-53
  11. Gibgro 4LS (4% Liquid Gibberellic Acid) EPA No. 55146-62
  12. Grandevo PTO EPA No. 84059-17-87865
  13. Greencure EZ EPA No. 70870-3
  14. Omni Oil 6E EPA No. 5905-368
  15. Perox-Cide EPA No. 83103-1-43553
  16. Perpose Plus EPA No. 86729-1
  17. Prefence Biofungicide EPA No. 64137-5-68539
  18. Preferal Microbial Insecticide EPA No. 70051-19-67690
  19. Pyrenone Crop Spray EPA No. 432-1033
  20. Regalia PTO EPA No. 84059-3-87865
  21. The Ecology Works Soluneem EPA No. 81899-4-67419
  22. Eco-Mite Plus Botanical Insecticide Miticide No. 74578-14001
  23. Eco-Mite Plus Botanical Insecticide Miticide Concentrate No. 74578-14002
  24. Eco PM Botanical Fungicide Concentrate No. 74578-13003
  25. Eco-PM Ready to Use Botanical Fungicide No. 74578-13001
  26. Mildew Control No. 89943-15001
  27. Nematode Control No. 89943-13001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA web site: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/marijuana/pesticide-use

Contact Information:

For information regarding the registration of pesticides and fertilizers, please contact the WSDA Pesticide and Fertilizer Registration

  • Phone: 360-902-2025

Email for pesticide registration: pestreg@agr.wa.gov Email for fertilizer registration: fertreg@agr.wa.gov

For information regarding how to comply with the pesticide label, please contact the WSDA Pesticide Compliance

  • Phone: 360-902-2040
  • Email: pcompliance@agr.wa.gov

For any other questions, please contact your Liquor and Cannabis Board enforcement officer.

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WASHINGTON: Updated List Of Pesticides Allowed For Use In Marijuana Production

October 2, 2020 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WSDA and WSLCB Release Updated List of Approved Cannabis Pesticides

LCB is sharing this message on behalf of WSDA:

Bulletin No 20-02

To:         Marijuana Producers, Processors, and Retailers

From:     WSLCB and WSDA

Subject: Updated List of Pesticides Allowed for Use in Marijuana Production

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of  pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on  criteria previously established by WSDA.

WSDA has added six new Section 3 pesticides and four new Section 25(b) pesticides to the list of allowable products for a total of ten new products. There were no products removed from the list.  The list currently contains 307 Section 3 pesticides and 90 Section 25(b) pesticides, for a total of 397 products.

WSDA has two columns on the list: (1) Section 3 pesticides that are subject to Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements, and (2) Section 3 pesticides that are limited to use by non-commercial “HG Only” marijuana growers. The products designated as “HG Only=Yes” may only be used by those individuals authorized to home grow medical use marijuana.

Products marked as “HG Only=Yes” may not be used in the commercial production of marijuana.

Spray adjuvants are not included on the list—however any spray adjuvant that is labeled for use on food crops can be used with an allowed pesticide that is applied to marijuana, as long as the intended use is authorized by the spray adjuvant label. For example, a spray adjuvant labeled only for use with an herbicide cannot be used with an insecticide or fungicide. Information on spray adjuvants that are registered for distribution in Washington is available from the WSU PICOL database.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

All of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

 Pesticides Added:                                                                    Registration Number

1.    Howler Lawn and Garden Organic Fungicide                  EPA No.  91197-3-92488

2.    Onward                                                                             EPA No.  90866-23-95775

3.    Promote                                                                            EPA No. 90866-23

4.    Spear LEP Biological Insecticide                                     EPA No. 88847-6

5.    Spear T Liquid Concentrate                                             EPA No. 88847-6

6.    Howler Fungicide                                                              EPA. No. 91197-3-92488

7.    Eco-1 40                                                                            WA No.  74578-19003

8.    Huma Gro Thyme Pro                                                      WA No.  999690-20001

9.    Mammoth Canncontrol                                                     WA No.  997320-20001

10.  Protection Plus Insecticide and Fungicide                       WA No.  994030-20001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA web site: https://agr.wa.gov/departments/marijuana/pesticide-use

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WSDA Releases Updated List Of Pesticides Allowed For Use In Marijuana Production

March 26, 2019 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON: The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA.

WSDA

The WSDA has added 12 pesticides to the list of allowable products, and has removed 15 pesticides because the registrations for their distribution in Washington were voluntarily cancelled, or because the labels were no longer consistent with WSDA criteria.

In addition, WSDA has added two new columns to the list to designate Section 3 pesticides that are subject to Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements, and Section 3 pesticides that are limited to use by non-commercial marijuana growers (e.g., use allowed on home grown marijuana) only.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of the 15 pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

All of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

Added

  1. AVENGER AG OPTIMA, EPA Reg. No. 92967-4
  2. AZAMAX, EPA Reg. No. 71908-1-81268
  3. AZERA GARDENING, EPA Reg. No. 1021-1872
  4. BELCHIM IRONFIST SLUG AND SNAIL BAIT, EPA Reg. No. 67702-32-87865
  5. FIREWORXX, EPA Reg. No. 67702-54-59807
  6. PERAGREEN 15%, EPA Reg. No. 63838-2
  7. ZEROTOL HC, EPA Reg. No. 70299-16
  8. AGROPEST, WA Reg. No. 997700-19001
  9. DELIVERANCE, WA Reg. No. 89943-19002
  10. ECO-1 FRUIT & VEGETABLE SPRAY CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 74578-19001
  11. ECO-1 FRUIT & VEGETABLE SPRAY READY TO USE, WA Reg. No. 74578-19002
  12. MERCENARY, WA Reg. No. 997480-18001

Removed – Voluntary cancellation, or label no longer consistent with WSDA criteria

  1. 1600 X-CLUDE FORMULA 2 MICROENCAPSULATED INSECTICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 499-539
  2. AGRI-FOS SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 71962-1
  3. AVENGER AG BURNDOWN HERBICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 82052-4
  4. AVENGER AG OPTIMA, EPA Reg. No. 82052-4
  5. AZAPRO, EPA Reg. No. 92629-1
  6. BIOSIDE HS 15%, EPA Reg. No. 63838-2
  7. BONIDE BON-NEEM II FUNGICIDE/MITICIDE/INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-75-4
  8. DESECT DIATOMACEOUS EARTH INSECTICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 7655-1
  9. FINALSAN TOTAL VEGETATION KILLER, EPA Reg. No. 67702-8-87865
  10. QUIK-FIRE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-8-17545
  11. MOLE & VOLE STOPPER GRANULAR, WA Reg. No. 82165-12005
  12. PURE 3-WAY, WA Reg. No. 998220-13002
  13. PURE 3-WAY COMMERCIAL, WA Reg. No. 998220-16002
  14. PURE KAPOW, WA Reg. No. 998220-13001
  15. PURE KAPOW COMMERCIAL, WA Reg. No. 998220-16001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA web site:

agr.wa.gov/pestfert/pesticides/pesticideuseonmarijuana.aspx

Contact

  • For information regarding the registration of pesticides and fertilizers, please contact the WSDA Pesticide and Fertilizer Registration Section.

          Phone: 360-902-2025

          Email for pesticide registration: pestreg@agr.wa.gov 

Email for fertilizer registration: fertreg@agr.wa.gov

  • For information regarding how to comply with the pesticide label, please contact the WSDA Pesticide Compliance Program.

          Phone: 360-902-2040

          Email: pcompliance@agr.wa.gov

  • For any other questions, please contact your Liquor and Cannabis Board enforcement officer.

Filed Under: Homepage, Legal Tagged With: marijuana regulations, mjnews, pesticides, the business of cannabis, the business of marijuana, Washington State Department of Agriculture, WSDA

Washington Updates List Of Pesticides Allowed For Use In Marijuana Production

January 13, 2019 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON: The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA. In addition, WSDA has recently updated the criteria to clarify the allowable post-harvest uses of pesticides in marijuana production.

The WSDA has added 19 pesticides to the list of allowable products, and has removed 17 pesticides because the registrations for their distribution in Washington were voluntarily cancelled, or because the labels were no longer consistent with WSDA criteria.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of the 17 pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

Pesticides containing 3 new active ingredients [Capric (decanoic) acid, Caprylic (octanoic) acid, Sodium tetraborate decahydrate] were added to the list. Most of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

Added

  1. AG DE-CIDE, EPA Reg. No. 7655-1-71074
  2. DESPOT SNAIL & SLUG BAIT, EPA Reg. No. 67702-33-7001
  3. ESPOMA INSECT!, EPA Reg. No. 67702-35-83598
  4. ESPOMA ORGANIC BRAND INSECT CONTROL, EPA Reg. No. 67702-35-83598
  5. ESPOMA ORGANIC BRAND INSECT SOAP, EPA Reg. No. 67702-21-83598
  6. FINALSAN HERBICIDAL SOAP, EPA Reg. No. 67702-8
  7. GRANADA 5, EPA Reg. No. 81803-6-93161
  8. GREEN GOBBLER 20% VINEGAR WEED KILLER, EPA Reg. No. 85208-1-93489
  9. HOMEPLATE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-54
  10. MERUS 3.0, EPA Reg. No. 8329-108
  11. PREV-AM, EPA Reg. No. 72662-3
  12. SAFER BRAND CATERPILLAR KILLER FOR TREES SHRUBS AND VEGETABLES CONCENTRATE II, EPA Reg. No. 70051-106-42697
  13. SLUG & SNAIL BAIT, EPA Reg. No. 67702-3-83598
  14. SUMMIT BIOLOGICAL CATERPILLAR & WEBWORM CONTROL, EPA Reg. No. 70051-106-6218
  15. THURICIDE BT CATERPILLAR CONTROL, EPA Reg. No. 70051-106-829
  16. SPIDER MITE CONTROL, WA Reg. No. 93752-18002
  17. SUPER SAFE ORGANIC INSECTICIDE & FUNGICIDE CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 997940-17002
  18. TCC-IPM, WA Reg. No. 997020-18001
  19. TETRACURB ORGANIC, WA Reg. No. 8596-18001

 

Removed – Voluntary cancellation, or label no longer consistent with WSDA criteria

  1. AGRI-FOS SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 71962-1-54705
  2. BAYER ADVANCED NATRIA DISEASE CONTROL READY-TO-USE, EPA Reg. No. 264-1154-72155
  3. BONIDE LIQUID COPPER FUNGICIDE CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-2-4
  4. BONIDE LIQUID COPPER FUNGICIDE READY TO USE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-1-4
  5. CAMELOT O FUNGICIDE/BACTERICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-2-67690
  6. CONCENTRATE WORRYFREE BRAND VEGOL YEAR-ROUND PESTICIDAL OIL FOR ORGANIC GARDENING, EPA Reg. No. 67702-4-33116
  7. CUEVA FUNGICIDE CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-2-70051
  8. EARTH-TONE 3N1 DISEASE CONTROL, EPA Reg. No. 67702-15-83598
  9. EARTH-TONE INSECTICIDAL SOAP, EPA Reg. No. 67702-21-83598
  10. MONTEREY LIQUID COPPER FUNGICIDE RTU, EPA Reg. No. 67702-1-54705
  11. READY-TO-USE RO-PEL DEER & RABBIT REPELLENT, EPA Reg. No. 8119-8-1663
  12. READY-TO-USE WORRYFREE GARDEN INSECT CONTROL, EPA Reg. No. 67702-6-33116
  13. READY-TO-USE WORRYFREE INSECTICIDAL SOAP FOR ORGANIC GARDENING, EPA Reg. No. 67702-21-33116
  14. SERENADE OPTIMUM, EPA Reg. No. 264-1160
  15. BIOLINK INSECT REPELLANT, WA Reg. No. 51517-03002
  16. ECOLOGIC GARDEN INSECT KILLER READY-TO-USE, WA Reg. No. 72041-14004
  17. ECOLOGIC HOUSEPLANT & GARDEN INSECT KILLER, WA Reg. No. 72041-14002

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding stop sales in Washington on the WSDA web site:

agr.wa.gov/pestfert/pesticides/pesticideuseonmarijuana.aspx

 

Filed Under: Homepage, Legal Tagged With: 2019 allowable pesticides, mjlegal, mjnews, pesticides, the business of cannabis, WA, Washington, Washington State Department of Agriculture, WSDA, WSLCB

Updated List Of Pesticides Allowed For Use In Marijuana Production

August 22, 2018 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON: The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA. 

The WSDA has added 12 pesticides to the list of allowable products. Pesticides containing two new active ingredients (Cinnamaldehyde, Gliocladium catenulatum Strain J1446) were added to the list. Most of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants (e.g., insecticides, fungicides). Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (i.e., weeds). Remember to read, understand, and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

Added

  1. AZERA PRO, EPA Reg. No. 1021-1872
  2. DEADZONE, EPA Reg. No. 73729-1
  3. DESECT AG DIATOMACEOUS EARTH INSECTICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 7655-1
  4. PRESTOP WG, EPA Reg. No. 64137-13
  5. PVENT, EPA Reg. No. 64137-13-70299
  6. SEICAN, EPA Reg. No. 91473-2
  7. SLUGGO MAXX, EPA Reg. No. 67702-55
  8. CINNERATE, WA Reg. No. 998200-14001
  9. ELEMONATEM, WA Reg. No. 999860-16001
  10. HEDGE NATURAL DEFENSE PLANT PROTECTANT, WA Reg. No. 997420-18001
  11. PROCIDIC2, WA Reg. No. 999550-16002
  12. PURELY GREEN BIO-PESTICIDE SUPER CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 84289-18001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding statewide stop-sale orders in Washington on the WSDA web site. 

Filed Under: Homepage, Legal, Recreational Tagged With: allowed pesticides, I-502, LCB, pesticides, the business of cannabis, the business of marijuana, WA, Washington, WSDA, WSLCB

Washington: Updated List of Pesticides Allowed for Use in Marijuana Production

April 18, 2018 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON: The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA. 

WSDA has removed 2 pesticides that were placed on stop sale by the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA). The ODA reported that both pesticides contained active ingredients that were not disclosed on the label. 

WSDA recommends that marijuana growers not use any existing stocks of the 2 pesticides placed on stop sale by the ODA, until WSDA determines whether similar action is appropriate in Washington.

Removed – Placed on stop sale by ODA

  1. AZAMAX, EPA Reg. No. 71908-1-81268
  2. EVERGREEN PYRETHRUM CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 1021-2560

In addition, WSDA has added 43 pesticides to the list of allowable products, and has removed 24 pesticides because the registrations for their distribution in Washington were voluntarily cancelled, or because the labels were no longer consistent with WSDA criteria. 

Pesticides containing four new active ingredients (Acetic acid, D-Limonene, Isaria fumosorosea Strain FE 9901, Linseed oil) were added to the list. Most of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Some pesticides are labeled for application to soil or to crop plants, while some pesticides are labeled for application to both soil and crop plants. Other pesticides include herbicides labeled for direct application to, and control of, unwanted plants (weeds). Remember to read and comply with all applicable label directions and precautions when using any pesticide.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of the 24 pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

Added

  1. 20% VINEGAR HERBICIDE FOR CONTROL OF WEEDS, EPA Reg. No. 85208-1-90394
  2. AVENGER AG BURNDOWN HERBICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 82052-4
  3. AVENGER AG OPTIMA, EPA Reg. No. 82052-4
  4. AVIV, EPA Reg. No. 91473-1-86182
  5. BONIDE ALL SEASONS HORTICULTURAL & DORMANT SPRAY OIL CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 4-80
  6. BONIDE ALL SEASONS HORTICULTURAL & DORMANT SPRAY OIL READY TO SPRAY, EPA Reg. No. 4-80
  7. DOKTOR DOOM FORMULA 420 3 IN 1 SPRAY, EPA Reg. No. 67702-4-72804
  8. FINALSAN TOTAL VEGETATION KILLER, EPA Reg. No. 67702-8-87865
  9. GARDEN FRIENDLY FUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-107-829
  10. GARDEN SAFE BRAND INSECTICIDAL SOAP INSECT KILLER, EPA Reg. No. 67702-13-39609
  11. GARDEN SAFE BRAND NEEM OIL EXTRACT CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-2-39609
  12. GARDEN SENTINEL BIOFUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-107-56872
  13. GRANDEVO CG, EPA Reg. No. 84059-27
  14. MONTEREY HORTICULTURAL OIL RTU, EPA Reg. No. 6218-78-54705
  15. NATRIA NEEM OIL READY-TO-USE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-13-92564
  16. NATURAL GUARD BRAND BY FERTI-LOME HORTICULTURAL OIL READY TO SPRAY, EPA Reg. No. 67702-4-7401
  17. NATURAL GUARD BRAND BY FERTI-LOME HORTICULTURAL OIL, EPA Reg. No. 67702-4-7401
  18. NOFLY WP, EPA Reg. No. 88664-1
  19. ORGANOCIDE ORGANIC FUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 70870-3-70179
  20. PREFENCE BIOFUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 64137-5-68539
  21. PRO-MIX MP BIOFUNGICIDE + MYCORRHIZAE, EPA Reg. No. 74267-8
  22. QUIK-FIRE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-8-17545
  23. REGALIA CG BIOFUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 84059-3
  24. REVITALIZE BIOFUNGICIDE CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-107-4
  25. SUMMIT B.T.I. GRANULES, EPA Reg. No. 6218-86
  26. VENERATE CG, EPA Reg. No. 84059-14
  27. VINAGREEN, EPA Reg. No. 85208-1
  28. VINAGREEN, EPA Reg. No. 85208-1-73015
  29. ALL NATURAL SLUG & SNAIL SPRAY RTU, WA Reg. No. 54705-17002
  30. ECO-1 GARDEN SPRAY, WA Reg. No. 74578-17001
  31. ECO-1 GARDEN SPRAY CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 74578-17002
  32. FLYING SKULL NUKE EM INSECTICIDE & FUNGICIDE, WA Reg. No. 997940-17001
  33. INSTANT MITE KILLER PROFESSIONAL CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 996880-16002
  34. INSTANT MITE KILLER READY TO USE, WA Reg. No. 996880-16001
  35. MAGGIE’S FARM SIMPLY EFFECTIVE 3-IN-1 GARDEN SPRAY, WA Reg. No. 73079-18005
  36. NEMATODE CONTROL, WA Reg. No. 89943-13001
  37. ORGANOCIDE BEE SAFE 3-IN-1 GARDEN SPRAY CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 70179-18001
  38. ORGANOCIDE BEE SAFE 3-IN-1 GARDEN SPRAY, WA Reg. No. 70179-18002
  39. ORGANOCIDE BEE SAFE INSECT KILLER CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 70179-18003
  40. ORGANOCIDE BEE SAFE INSECT KILLER, WA Reg. No. 70179-18004
  41. PURE 3-WAY, WA Reg. No. 998220-13002
  42. PURE 3-WAY COMMERCIAL, WA Reg. No. 998220-16002
  43. STOP BUGGING ME! NEMATODE CONTROL READY-TO-USE, WA Reg. No. 58300-17004

 

Removed – Voluntary cancellation, or label no longer consistent with WSDA criteria

  1. 1600 X-CLUDE FORMULA 2, EPA Reg. No. 499-539
  2. CULBAC GREEN, EPA Reg. No. 59588-1
  3. FUNGI-PHITE, EPA Reg. No. 83472-1
  4. GARDEN SAFE BRAND INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE FOR DORMANT USE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-4-39609
  5. GREENCURE, EPA Reg. No. 70870-1
  6. MILSTOP BROAD SPECTRUM FOLIAR FUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 70870-1-68539
  7. ORTHO DISEASE B GON COPPER FUNGICIDE READY-TO-USE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-1-239
  8. PLASMA NEEM OIL EC, EPA Reg. No. 84185-5
  9. PRENTOX PYRONYL CROP SPRAY, EPA Reg. No. 655-489
  10. PRESCRIPTION TREATMENT PYRETHRUM TR MICRO TOTAL RELEASE INSECTICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 499-479
  11. PRO-MIX BX WITH BIOFUNGICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 74267-1
  12. TYGRO INSECT FOGGER I, EPA Reg. No. 499-547
  13. ELEMONATEM, WA Reg. No. 999860-16001
  14. FLAT LINE, WA Reg. No. 996920-16001

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, the criteria WSDA used to establish the list, and information regarding stop sales in Washington on the WSDA web site:   

 

Filed Under: Business, Homepage, Legal Tagged With: 2018 approved pesticides, 2018 LCB pesticide regulations, legal cannabis, pesticides, testing standards, the business of cannabis, WA, Washington, Washington State Department of Agriculture, WSLCB

WSDA & WSLCB Release Updated List Of Pesticides Allowed for Use On Marijuana

August 4, 2017 by MJ News Network Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON:  The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) has recently updated the list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production in Washington State, based on criteria previously established by WSDA.

WSDA has added 23 pesticides to the list of allowable products, and has removed eight pesticides since EPA has clarified that the existing tolerance exemption for sodium lauryl sulfate as an active ingredient does not allow direct contact with any food crop.

Pesticides containing two new active ingredients (Burkholderia spp. strain A396 (heat-killed), S-Abscisic acid) were added to the list. Most of the pesticides that were added to the list contain active ingredients that were already allowed for use in marijuana production.

Please check your stock of pesticides against the list to ensure that you are using an allowed product. Marijuana growers can continue to use any existing stocks of the eight pesticides that were removed from the list, but no new product can be purchased.

Added

  1. ANCORA, EPA Reg. No. 70051-19-59807
  2. AZAPRO, EPA Reg. No. 92629-1
  3. CONTEGO SL PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR SOLUBLE LIQUID, EPA Reg. No. 73049-493
  4. CYCLONE, EPA Reg. No. 89385-3
  5. DOKTOR DOOM TOTAL RELEASE FOGGER, EPA Reg. No. 72804-1
  6. GRANDEVO PTO, EPA Reg. No. 84059-17-87865
  7. KOPA INSECTICIDAL SOAP, EPA Reg. No. 67702-11-59807
  8. MONTEREY B.T., EPA Reg. No. 70051-106-54705
  9. NATRIA INSECTICIDAL SOAP READY-TO-USE, EPA Reg. No. 67702-21-92564
  10. NATRIA NEEM OIL CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-2-92564
  11. SAFER BRAND NEEM OIL CONCENTRATE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-2-42697
  12. SAFER BRAND NEEM OIL RTU, EPA Reg. No. 70051-13-42697
  13. TERRANEEM EC, EPA Reg. No. 88760-5
  14. TERRANEEM OIL BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 88760-4
  15. TRIACT 70 BROAD SPECTRUM FUNGICIDE INSECTICIDE MITICIDE, EPA Reg. No. 70051-2-59807
  16. TRIATHLON BA, EPA Reg. No. 70051-107-59807
  17. VENERATE XC, EPA Reg. No. 84059-14
  18. ALL PER-PLUS CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 997750-15001
  19. ALL PER-PLUS READY TO USE, WA Reg. No. 997750-15002
  20. BRANDT ORGANICS ALEO, WA Reg. No. 48813-17002
  21. FUNGOUT, WA Reg. No. 89046-16001
  22. PURE KAPOW, WA Reg. No. 998220-13001
  23. PURE KAPOW COMMERCIAL, WA Reg. No. 998220-16001

Removed

  1. CANNA-CARE MITE-MILDEW BLITZ CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 999500-16001
  2. GREEN CLEANER, WA Reg. No. 997740-15001
  3. INSTANT MITE KILLER READY TO USE, WA Reg. No. 996880-16001
  4. INSTANT MITE KILLER CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 996880-16002
  5. MITE MASSACRE, WA Reg. No. 92504-17001
  6. PRO CANN-CARE SYNERGY + CONCENTRATE, WA Reg. No. 999500-16002
  7. PRO CANN-CARE SYNERGY + RTU, WA Reg. No. 999500-16003
  8. ROOT CLEANER, WA Reg. No. 997740-15002

You can find the complete list of pesticides that are allowed for use in marijuana production, and the criteria used to establish the list, on the WSDA web site:

Filed Under: Homepage, Legal Tagged With: cannabis and pesticides, legal pesticides, testing, Washington legal cannabis, WSDA Approved pesticides, WSLCB

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