What do mist blowers primarily utilize for delivering treatment?

Mist blowers are primarily designed to deliver liquid pesticides. This equipment creates a fine mist that allows for even distribution of the pesticide over a wide area, ensuring that the active ingredients effectively reach the target pests. The ability to produce a fine mist is particularly advantageous in treating large outdoor areas, where coverage can be a challenge.

Liquid pesticides are often used because they can quickly dissolve and penetrate plant surfaces, making them more effective against pests that may be hidden or harder to reach. The design of mist blowers facilitates the application of these treatments in a manner that promotes absorption and reduces the risk of runoff or drift that can occur with other delivery methods.

In contrast, granular fertilizers, soil amendments, and plant growth regulators are not delivered effectively with mist blowers, as they require different application techniques suited to their physical properties. Granular products often need to be spread in a more solid form, while most soil amendments involve enhancing soil structure or health over time rather than immediate pest control. Plant growth regulators are typically applied in ways that influence the growth processes of plants rather than through mist application, making them less compatible with the functionality of mist blowers.