can I spray this under plants to get rid of rolly pollies?
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Ulla, Cykick will work well on sowbugs (aka: rolly pollies). And it can be use around the home on the foundation, in flower beds, under ground cover, etc. Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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I honestly don't know; but this stuff has killed everything that has come in contact with it so far. We have scorpians and regular bugs you find around a lot of trees (we're in the mountains) and nothing has escaped alive so far. It worked all last summer, fall and winter, without a second spraying. We are about to spray again for this year after the rainy season calms down. I know I can't give you a straight answer but it's worked on everything I had coming up to and into the house so far. Good luck!
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Ulla, Cykick will work well on sowbugs (aka: rolly pollies). And it can be use around the home on the foundation, in flower beds, under ground cover, etc. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Not sure. I used dish soap in a sprayer and spray about every 10 days. What I have found is to spray plants with a sugar water to let the ladybugs stay and not fly away. Insecticidal spray will probably kill lady bugs. Check your garden center.
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We tried this indoors (for gnats in potted plants) and out (for grubs because of moles) to no avail. The brand that DID work for us was the Scanmask brand. It's not a spray - it's in a type of 'mulch' that you spread around - but it worked. However, we only used it indoors on the gnats. If you plan to try it - I would recommend that one instead: http://www.amazon.com/Pyes-Scanmask-Live-Beneficial-Nematodes/dp/B000MRD5JO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1413597367&sr=8-1&keywords=live+beneficial+nematodes
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Spray the plant all over the leaves and stems and under the leaves as well. Don't do this in direct sun, or on particularly hot days. Wait for the morning or evening to spray if you have to. After a rain you will need to reapply. It will drop squash bugs, cabbage white caterpillars and even spiders (don't mean to) almost instantly. I buy this in concentrate and use a pump sprayer several times a week on my garden vegetables.
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Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
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It would probably wash away if you just spread it on top. You might be able to work it in around the plants with a hand cultivator though.
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Probably. This isn't a spray anyway. It's meant to selectively kill vines etc. on which you dab the poison using the little dabber that is part of the cap. Because of the possibility of "drift" you shouldn't spray herbicides b/c the stuff could land on plants you don't want killed. You should seriously consider less drastic measures as sprays can be very harmful to the environment. I would start by cutting the vines off at the base or as close to the ground as you can. Pull off the vines--take out all your aggressions on those stupid weeds. It's very therapeutic! If you can find where the vine is coming out of the ground try digging it out. If you can't, then carefully "paint" the remaining stem with Stump-Out. It might take more than one application. I have bind weed on my property. It has a tap root to hell. The only way I can control it is to keep cutting it back a couple times a year and make sure I prevent it from setting seed. I have been gardening for over 50 years and the longer I do, the more convinced I am that it is important not to spray herbicides or pesticides. Hope I have helped you. DCGardenGirl (although at 72 I'm hardly a girl any more!)
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I use it in an ortho hose end dial n spray. I spray at 1 oz per gallon. I just kind of guessed at the setting after reading the extensive directions. However, you might want to start at a more conservative setting for the first use and work your way up to a stronger setting. I have been using it in my hot and dry Southern California garden. I have noticed that some of the diseased plants get yellow leaves that drop before they get better. My impatiens look great and I have seen a big improvement in my entire garden.
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It should kill them on contact or within minutes. If you have an infestation you will need to spray your plants every 5 days. Do that 3 times. Three sprays in 15 days. Make sure to spray under the leaves as well. You will have to break the life cycle of the pest which is typically 5-7 days.
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Don't know, but guessing a "no". It's the smell that keeps pests/varmints out of your flower bed,it's applied above ground, so probably moles & voles would tunnel underground & underneath any repellant.
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I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
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I don't think so. My hose seeps - not sprays, so I end up winding it around some plants, so the water gets to them all.
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You could, but I would not use foliar spray. I would drench the potting soil with 1 teaspoon / per gallon.
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Actually, the little devils are a terror. I borough some potted plants in from the greenhouse and with in a week or so...they had exploded! if, your gnats are inside on your plants, change and re-pot your plants new pots and all, wash the plant it's self with an insecticide soap, leave them to their self, as you will need to watch and re spray again, till your sure that you have captured the little ones. As for your question...Spectracide Triazcide is a stronger chemical for out door use, lawns and scrubs...I used it for my entire back gardens, NOTE keep children, frogs, fish from exposure. A very fine mist with an extended wand so that you can get upper and lower leaves, kills, molds, grubs, ants, just about everything that crawls, again as this needs several applications, as the bugs are happy making new ones, I only needed 2 applications, Also, I had a brown spot and kept growing, no animals either, I sprayed a very fine mist on the spot and within a week or so, it is gone and not returned. a fungus? I assume. Hope this helps you, any questions just ask. Brenda
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I love this product; however, I would not use directly on vegetable plants. It is much safer to use around the plants than a weed killer like roundup, but you will need to be sure not to get any on your veggies.
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Not sure. Directions don't say but probably more effective sprayed or dusted directly on diseased shrub etc.
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One word, yes. It is a heavy duty poison and it will kill any plant it touches. I watered down and sprayed on weeds that were in between rock. Be careful of drift from flowing water or overspray onto other plants.