Super Oleotion Insecticide 250 ml – Anti-Cochineal & Whitefly Paraffin Oil

Super Oleotion Insecticide 250 ml is the definitive solution based on paraffin oil to eradicate the most persistent pests in your grow by physical suffocation, ensuring your plants stay healthy without the need for aggressive systemic chemicals. If you are looking for a product that acts on contact and leaves no escape for invaders, this is the tool you need in your kit.

Why is this insecticide essential for your grow?

Every grower has faced that moment of panic: you check your plants and see white spots or small insects sucking the sap. You don't know if what you have on the shelf will work, or worse, you've tried generic products that only seem to tickle the bugs while your plants continue to weaken. The uncertainty of losing your harvest is a stress you don't deserve.

It is incredibly frustrating to see how, day after day, the colony of mealybugs or whiteflies grows despite your efforts. These pests not only weaken the plant but can also transmit viruses and attract fungi like sooty mold. If you don't act fast and with something that truly works, you risk throwing months of work and electricity into the trash. Feeling like you're losing the battle against bugs is one of the worst feelings in this hobby.

The solution is Super Oleotion. Its paraffin oil-based formula doesn't rely on the insect ingesting poison; instead, it creates a thin film that covers the pest and suffocates it instantly. It works for both beginners who need immediate effectiveness and experts looking for a rotation product that doesn't generate resistance. It is the heavy artillery within the Insecticides cannabis range.

If you’re just starting out: how this product helps you

When you are new to this world, diagnosing and treating pests can be terrifying. You are afraid of burning the plant or intoxicating it. Super Oleotion is fantastic because its mechanism of action is physical, not chemical. This means it is much safer to handle if you follow the basic instructions.

• Easy to mix: You don't need to be a chemist; the dosage is simple and clear.
• Visible effect: Being an oil, you can see where you have sprayed, ensuring you cover the entire plant.
• Broad spectrum: It works against several of the most common "newbie" pests, saving you from buying five different bottles.
• Forgiving: Unlike systemic chemicals, it doesn't enter the plant's metabolism aggressively.

If you already have experience: why it deserves a place in your kit

For the veteran grower, the biggest enemy is pest resistance. If you always use the same chemical active ingredient, bugs adapt. Paraffin oil is physically impossible to resist: you cannot evolve to survive without breathing. It is the perfect wildcard to clean up mothers or to intervene in vegetative growth before switching to flowering.

• Resistance breaker: Ideal for alternating with other products and ensuring 100% mortality.
• Ovicidal effect: It not only kills the adult but can also suffocate eggs, breaking the reproductive cycle.
• Adjuvant: It can improve the adherence of other contact products (always check compatibilities).
• Economy: With a high concentration, a 250 ml bottle yields many liters of foliar solution.

Advantages and benefits for any level

Whether you have one tent or a whole room, the benefits of this product are tangible from the first application. It is especially lethal as one of the best Insecticides against the Whitefly and mealybugs.

• Immediate Action: It kills by contact; you don't have to wait days to see results.
• Versatility: Effective against mealybugs, mites, aphids, and whiteflies.
• Safety: Being authorized for Domestic Outdoor Gardening (JED), it meets strict safety standards.
• Protective Layer: Leaves a film that hinders the settlement of new pests for a short time.
• Does not stain: Although it is oily, it degrades naturally without leaving toxic permanent residues.
• Cost-effective: High efficiency at a very competitive price per liter of irrigation/spray.

Typical mistakes this product helps you avoid

Even the best product can fail if used incorrectly. Super Oleotion helps you minimize errors, but you must use it with common sense. Here is how it helps you avoid disasters:

• Believing resistance exists: Many think the product "doesn't work" because bugs come back. This product avoids that error: if you touch them, they die. If they come back, it's because you didn't cover an area well.
• Burning the plants: A classic mistake is spraying oils with the lights on or in full sun (magnifying glass effect). By using this product correctly (at dusk or with lights off), you avoid burns.
• Ignoring the underside: Pests hide under the leaves. This product forces you to spray thoroughly to be effective, improving your spraying technique.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply Super Oleotion correctly?

Mix between 10 and 15 ml of Super Oleotion per liter of water. Shake well and spray the entire plant, paying special attention to the underside of the leaves where pests hide. Do it when the lights turn off or at sunset to avoid burns.

Can I use it during flowering?

It is not recommended to spray oils on formed buds, as it can alter the flavor and aroma, or promote fungi due to humidity. Use it mainly in the vegetative phase or very early flowering (first 2 weeks).

Is it effective against spider mites?

Yes, it is effective against mites. By covering them with the oily film, it suffocates them. However, for severe spider mite plagues, you might want to combine it with specific acaricides or biological control.

How long should I wait to harvest after applying?

Although it is a physical action product, it is recommended to respect a safety period of at least 15 days before harvesting to ensure there are no residues that alter the taste of your flowers.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I always tell my friends who are starting out: "If you see a mealybug, don't mess around with home remedies, go for paraffin oil." Super Oleotion is a staple in my warehouse. For beginners, it's a lifesaver because it's visual: you spray, and the bug dies. It's that simple.

On a personal level, I use it a lot on mother plants and in the vegetative phase as a "reset" button if I see any intruders. I love that it doesn't stress the plant as much as systemic chemical insecticides. Of course, I never apply it with the HPS or LEDs at full power; I always wait for the "night" of the crop to avoid frying the leaves. If you respect that rule, it is one of the most effective and cheapest tools you can buy.