will these kill or repel the Cicada killer wasps or the cicada insects ?
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I can't say for sure, but its killed or kept away everything else. I suppose it would kill any insect. For the price and as much as you'll get, it's worth a shot. Hope that helps.
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According to http://www.pestproducts.com/pests/cicadakiller.htm Permethrin SFR can Kill Cicada Killer Wasps.
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The one that "works" is the Hummingbird Hummzinger feeder. We have no wasps here in San Diego, however we do have tons of honey bees (our friends)..So far this summer, NONE have penetrated this feeder! Highly recommend this item.
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It likely will. In my experience, this works best as a weapon to kill the aggressive wasps as soon as they get near you. I would leave them alone if they would leave me alone, but since they are aggressive, this stuff literally knocks them out of the air and onto the ground in one shot!
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The product is labeled for Wasps, but as a residual treatment. Here's a link to a web page with the full label. Read the whole thing before using it, and follow the directions to a T: http://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/data/products/other/58_Cyper%20WP_Label.pdf If you're going to spray a busy nest, be careful. I don't know if it has the "knock-down" effect that sprays like RAID Wasp and Hornet Spray do (the oils mixed in with those canned sprays disable the wings). If you do use it on an active nest, have a clear path to run like %$&*! Here's part of the label concerning Wasps: "Bees, Flies, Mosquitoes and Wasps: Apply directly to walls, ceilings, window screens and other resting areas as a residual surface treatment. May be used inside residential buildings as well as in and around carports, garages and storage sheds; also see Outdoor Surface Use. Outdoor Surfaces: For control of ants, boxelder bugs, bees, centipedes, chiggers, chinch bugs, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, firebrats, fleas, flies, millipedes, mites, mosquitoes, pillbugs, scorpions, silverfish, sowbugs, spiders, ticks, wasps, and other similar perimeter insect pests. Apply with either hand or power application equipment as a residual treatment to surfaces of buildings, porches, screens, window frames, eaves, patios, refuse dumps,garages and other similar areas where these pests are found. Also, may be used as a spot treatment for applications to lawns in landscaped areas in and around residential, commercial, institutional and industrial buildings, and similar areas where these insect pests are active.
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I would say yes. It is an pesticide and you should follow the instructions. Make sure your hands are covered (gloves),wear a mask when applying the treatment and use a hand duster. I had a terrible infestion of carpet beetles and beg bugs and when I applied the Delta Dust and I saw a big difference in 2 weeks. They are gone and I periodically repeat a treatment. I don't want them back ever again. I like delta dust because it kills a variety of insects and pests and wasps is one of them. Use it and it will get rid of those wasps. Good luck.
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It will kill them yes, but only if the flies go to it. Flies are not attracted to light like many other bugs. There are special traps made just for flies that would work much better for you, because they will attract the flies.
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It kills them when you first spray. I am not sure about repelling them, for several months I do not have spiders or their webs in windows where I have sprayed and do not see any dead spiders, so maybe it is repelling them.
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Yes! That is the kind of wasps I was seeing in central Florida. Could not sit on patio till I got this product. We had a small bee population too and this kept them away too. It took a few days till the word got out in the flying bug groups but now if we see one it does not hang around long. What they see is not their nest so they take off quick. I highly recommend these things. Many of my neighbors bought them too.
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Why would you want to kill the already dangered honey bee? They don't sting you. Plus they help pollinate all of your plants. Don't kill honey bees.
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Nope, they kill certain insects. Or, they kill the larvae of certain insects. They have no interest in your plants and trees.
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I would not recommend for wasp. It's great for average flying pest. A squirt in your car would work Most restaurants use this so it suppose to b safe
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FC Ant Killer is what I used. The add for it does in fact identify carpenter ants as one of the targeted species. I was getting some ants inside so I did some baiting indoors. However I noticed when I left my grill cover on the raised wood deck for a few days there were a number of carpenter ants hiding under it when I lifted it up. I treated that area and squirt some on the ground through the deck slats and recovered the area with the grill cover for 3 days (treating one additional time). Ants have disappeared.
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As far as I know, as long as it is applied as directed and is absorbed by the plant, it will kill any insect that feeds on that plant. I bought it to take care of a infestation of bugs which were covering and killing some sago palms (cycads) in my yard. The plants are still alive and the bugs are dead.
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I've excellent success repelling ants with this product, it kills ants on contact and prevents them from returning. The only problem is that it will not last as a deterrent for as long as the chemical based insecticides, but I'll take the natural products over the harsh chemicals any day.
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No question is dumb..and I have had no issues harming or deterring hummers or butterflies...mason bees are pollinators, I only worry about wasps that are loving the garden, they are not kind to the hummers & butterflies....make sure to follow the directions on the perfect location!! Hope that helped...
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Sorry it took so long to answer back. I've used only on carpenter ant and wasps!! It works great on those two.
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Hi Dremari, thanks for reaching out! Yes, BioDefense will kill centipedes on contact and also repel them. Thanks again and have a great day!