Restore balance in coconut and palm systems with a living fungus that works with nature, not against it.

Attack helps trees while improving the health of the surrounding mulch and soil. Apply to green waste piles, compost, and sites; and support further by good mulch management.

Why it works

This biological control, metarhizium anisopliae complements a whole-system strategy that is referred to in studies.

How to use

• Target zone: Inoculate mulch piles, compost, green waste, and known CRB breeding sites; keep mulch 100 yards from groves and cover with accurate netting for best results.

• Program: Pair with detection/deterrent routines and trapping, adjusting frequency based on beetle pressure and site conditions.

• Stewardship: Fold into your organic regimen alongside soil and plant health products from our store to build resilience while reducing reliance on synthetics.

Organic-first and community-forward

Our CRB solution fits Aloha Organic’s mission of ecological balance: USDA-organic compliant practices, non-toxic pathways, and biodiversity support; developed and shared by a local, indigenous, farmer-led nonprofit where every purchase funds community service and on-island solutions.

Note: Best results come from integrated management and consistent site hygiene; avoid creating unmanaged breeding habitat and always combine biologicals with proper trapping and mulch protocols.

Product Purpose and Regulatory Notice

This product is sold and labeled only as a biological soil or plant health support material formulated to assist with overall ecological balance within agricultural, horticultural, or soil ecosystems. This product is not sold, labeled, or registered as a pesticide with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or the State of Hawaii Department of Agriculture.

No Pesticidal Claims

Statements contained in this product’s literature, website descriptions, or marketing materials are not intended to imply that this product is effective to kill, repel, control, or mitigate insects, nematodes, pathogens, or other organisms classified as pests under federal or state law; nor do they constitute regulatory pesticidal claims under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (“FIFRA”) or Hawaii pesticide statutes.

Any references to soil biology, microbial activity, nutrient cycling, plant vigor, or ecosystem function relate only to support of natural soil and plant processes and ecological balance, and do not constitute any representations about reducing pest populations or pest damage under regulatory definitions.

User Responsibility

Users and distributors are responsible for complying with all applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding product labeling, marketing, transportation, and use. If pest control is desired or required, the user should seek products that are specifically registered as pesticides with the appropriate regulatory authorities and used pursuant to their labeled directions.