When trunk-applied insecticides (e.g., Rogor) fail to control borers in pittosporum after three months, the issue may be timing, product choice, or borer species resistant to that chemistry. Most borer insecticides work best as preventives applied before egg hatch.
Borers deep in wood are difficult to reach; professional guidance is worthwhile for valuable plants.
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