Will this get rid of bag worms?
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I am not 100% if this Bonide will kill the tent/bag worm larve. In my experience, tent/bag worms can olny be killed with a lepidopteran insecticide such as Up-Star Gold or Talstar(it has to contain Bifenthrin) . The insecticide foliar spray must be applied in May to late May when the larve are active and out of their "bag" or "tent" feeding on the foilage. If still unsuccesful..a ladder and a pair of scissors in the fall is a great organic way to get rid of them. Good luck!
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I am back to answer this question I looked no the bottle and it says that it would be good for bag worms,qborers,beetles,caterpillers,codling moth,gyps moth, Japanese beetle,loopers,leafminers,spider mites, tent caterpillars.trip and more.Can be used on fruit, vegetable, beries, citrus, grapes, nuts and ornamentals
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It does not bother worms or birds. It only bothers moles and possibly mice.
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I have a feral community that had a real problem..I was able to eliminate the problem using Conquer and Archer insecticide. To eliminate the larvae I use beneficial nematodes from arbico organics 3x a year in April, July and Oct... FYI I live in the NY area.
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It should, it killed fruit flies, yard flies, and the ones that bite (which I thought were horse flies)...
971242
I would not be able to answer that. We use it as a disinfectant in our chicken coops and to spray on our shoes and clothes to keep from spreading any illnesses from coop to coop or if we've gone to someone else's chicken farm. It does help eliminate respiratory problems when used in a cool mist humidifier, but I have never read anything on this product that said it would cure any type of worm problem. Sorry.
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I don't know if it would work on that or not. Plain bleach or ammonia usually keeps those types of insects away
48912
Yes it will work perfectly to kill all the ants, roaches, etc. Indeed it kills all insects. This is a very powerful product. Since I introduced it in my home, no more roaches nor insects. Sprinkle around corners and little holes in your house especially in the kitchen area, cabinets, under the stove, fridge, etc
70705
Not sure about that. I did have a plumber tell me he put a few of these containers in a septic tank and it cleared out the system (pretty impressive). Drain Flies? I would "Google" that (how to get rid of drain flies). Hope this helps.
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I think it will get rid of anything as long as it is set up the rite way...there are different settings & a motion detect mode....you have to mess with them alittle....I haven't had no rabbits for a while now ....and it does move the stray kits around....
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If they are what I think they are, they are called pot worms. They thrive in low PH and high moisture conditions. They wont hurt anything but they mean that your bin is too wet for the red worms (which are red when born). Add some newspaper, straw, dry leaves or finely ground egg shells (or even a combination of all) then mix in with current bin contents to help dry up excess moisture. Bin bedding should only be as wet as a wrung out sponge. After correcting give it a few days to get back to normal. White worms will dissolve into your compost so no need to remove. Hope this helps. Good luck!
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I looked at the pamphlet on the container. It did not list bagworm specificalmly. my experience with this product is protection from a wide range of creatures that feast on leaves a trunks of trees.
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Sorry for late replay.No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms .For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard.Hope it helps.
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yes, and will reduce there population but this product alone will not rid you of roaches , I suggest using this as a tool to find out where they hang out , place under stove fridge under sink cabinets microwave ect ... then bait them with Advion Roach Gel Bait 30 Gram 2 Tubes 666301 .good luck
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Yes. I use baits and gel. Gets rid of all of them. Dont use spray posons ,it keeps them away. You want them to come and take the bait.
533352
Not sure. Didn`t work eliminating my gophers.I would check with the manufacturer.
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Suppose so - it should be used on areas with bad smells, drains, it did not kill the drain flies that we have.
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I think so - I plan on throwing the whole mess in a plastic shopping bag, tying it in a double knot and then disposing of it and good riddance. The whole thing stinks to high heaven and I haven't seen an appreciable decrease in flies around here...call it the end of a disgusting experiment. Onward.