does this get rid of mealy bugs?
877636
The label says it does. I can't answer for sure being I don't have that problem.
877637
I'm not sure about mealy bugs...there are better systemic insecticides to control them..I bought this since my hollies have a scale problem. That's a tough insect to get rid of!
877638
You bet. This is the only product that will also eliminate lace fly that love to eat azalea leaves. It's pricy, but it sure does a good job.
1242750
Yes, it killed all the flying bugs for a few weeks...but then they came back. I haven't been good about re-applying it as I should. It seemed to work in all my different plant and soil varieties.
911158
I have read the answer is "yes", but you have to be careful to keep it away from areas where you have bees as it will kill them too. I believe it will kill all bugs.
227009
This product will kill on contact, but it has to be direct contact. There is no lasting effect. So, you cannot pretreat an area. The bugs can and do return to an area that was previously treated.
793865
I have never used it for bugs or garden pests but a friend of mine has a terrible fly problem...she puts this on all her window sills and it coats the flies wings and they die. So it MAY work on grasshoppers.
226337
I do the same as the other responder. Spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes and rinse it off with the hose. If there is a little left a damp sponge will remove it easily. This is the best bug remover I have ever used, even if the bugs have been on for awhile.
749153
Yes, a friend of mine used this when her son had bed bugs in his apartment, it was the only thing that did work!
1180202
You can't control and eliminate them with just this. You need an exterminator. And after the 2nd time they were here, I have had none. I used this product all around my bed and bed frame, every night. And I even sprayed it in my bed a couple of hours before I went to bed. It has a great minty smell. I also purchased the bed bug powder and put Glad containers under every leg and powder in it. And a mattress bed bug or allergen encasement. Good luck
789009
It works on Bedbugs which are very hard to get rid off, I would say one of the hardest. Once I sprayed it in a corners of the room and bed and mattress all kinds of bugs showed up dead. I would give it a try.
268731
I didn't buy it for bedbugs, but I highly doubt it. I have heard (living in NYC where they are pretty common) that the only way to get rid of them is to hire someone to come in and exterminate them. Best of luck!
144657
Dee,It is recommended to delute it with a carrier oil, I think I used almond oil. It smells nice and does seem to keep the bugs off. Good luck and hope it works well for you too. Sure is better then the commercial sprays with deet which usually gives me a headache. Let me know if it works for you! Hope it does brossjoyce@gmail.com
1430205
Don't bother, it's nice but not effective to get rid of the eggs, bugs, etc. I'm sorry but I had to spend the big bucks to save my animal's health in the end! It works to kind of drown those that are hopping around but does not end the cycles of bugs life!
1443574
No, the best way is to apply it to strips of cardboard then you just throw away the board and the bugs. Then repeat as needed.
1713430
no nothing, it takes a few days before you see the bugs start dying off, sence using this product i am completely roach free.just recieved my secong order, i use it in my rentel propertys, way cheaper than the pest control company and get 100 percent results.
751610
A lifetime ago I took horticulture classes and we were told that putting a plant in a clear plastic tent or small plastic greenhouse (sort of a plant quarantine hospital) and adding an insect strip for a week or so (then it can be wrapped in aluminum foil and placed in a zip type bag with pkg instructions for safety) would get rid of mealy bugs. I know it worked for me and did not harm my plants.
1564985
I bought the Ecosmart insecticide for roaches. As far as I could tell, outside of a hideous smell it did absolutely nothing to kill anything but the time you spent to put it out. It may drown bugs, but I wouldn't trust it for anything else.
962290
Yes, it should. You have to completely clean and treat their enclosure also and remember to re treat a few times a week apart to kill newly hatched mites.