Does it work on meat bees?
884225
Having worked in pest control quite a few years ago, I would say, 'No'. The ants I used this for 'ghost ants' are resistant to your average insect spray. This did however work fantastically on the ghost ants.
1108942
I haven't found anything this stuff won't kill... Specifically bees? Not sure
706405
I haven't tried it on beets, but I DID try in in some very long zucchini and it worked very well. Very thin strips.
2047517
I'm not thinking it will attract honey bees. Like I said, it did attract deer flies and lots of other insects but most were really small ones. The only large insect that it caught was a butterfly and it actually got away but left a large part of one wing. We used to have honey bees. I'm not sure it's tacky enough to hold a honey bee. And like someone has said, it doesn't put out a scent that would attract them, I'm guessing.
628890
Yes, it works on any soft bodied insects. It definitely works on spider mites as my Thyme was absolutely infested with them and after a couple sprayings they were all gone.
2104893
Sorry it took so long to answer back. I've used only on carpenter ant and wasps!! It works great on those two.
1527624
We only used this to use on bees that were in the walls of our house and it worked GREAT on them!
976483
I cannot tell you if it works on cockroaches but it works on crickets and all other bugs that go in my garage and house.
2086134
If you are asking can it kill a bee then yes, it can kill a bee. It kills any small bug that touches the bulb. It comes with a mosquito attractive piece that you need to place in the bottom if you want to clear out the mosquitoes better but I don't know about killing a large amount of unwanted bees. I would call a professional if it were that serious.
2123649
I think it works on all ants. I'm not sure though since I'm from New York and I used it strictly for bees. But I think it works on all insects - and more... For example, I also had ground bees and when I sprayed it into the ground, not only did the bees vacate, but worms were running (crawling) for their life too!
1287923
Unfortunately, no it does not keep the bees away. I have yet to find a solution to keeping the wasps and yellow jackets away from my hummingbird feeders. I have tried moving the feeders to different locations, maybe the bottle neck type feeders are a bit better. The problem with those is that the hummingbirds don't seem to like them either! Good Luck Megan!
1764704
I don't think so-- these traps are specific for Carpenter Bees- They have holes that are exactly like the holes that Carpenter Bees drill into your wood- I don't think other bees would be attracted to the wood and the holes. I also used special Carpenter Bee spray in the holes that they had drilled into my bench- Have caught a few bees in trap- have killed 1000's of eggs and pupas with the spray!
938593
I haven't used this particular brand but I have used other sticky traps and basically they trap anything that lands on it. However, I only ever saw one bee on any of my traps. I don't think the bees naturally gravitate to what you are coating, as they go for pollen on the flowers. So theoretically they are much less likely to land on it.
2039718
For carpenter bees only, I wouldn't put anything in the jars as it could attract wasps, ants or other insects. The trap works great! Just got home and checked my traps and have another 15-20 bees in the jar and not drilling into my deck anymore. Couldn't be happier. You just need to hang the traps where the bees are and they will find it.
2013017
Not sure about that, it has worked on everything from yard to household insects for me, great product
159878
I don't think it impacts bees. I have a honeysuckle and never seemed to impact their population while this product is in use which usually last 6 weeks from spraying.
1998375
I have not had an opportunity to use it on any of these but I am sure it would work if they alite and stay put long enough for you to run get it. Wasp and bees may come at you if you miss. But that is the same risk you take of you used a swatter.