What else besides Japanese beetle grubs does this kill?
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It only works on Japanese beetle grubs any other type of grub you should use BT bacillus thuringiensis, it works all all grubs except the Japanese beetle.
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This is what the pkg itself reads: "1 application can last up to 15 years in the soil. St. Gabriel Organics guarantees product performance for 10 years.Milky Spore only kills the grub stage of Japanese beetles does not harm people, pets and the environment.Environmentally friendly,Does not harm bees"
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My guess is other grubs like locust and such. It may affect earthworms and other larva in the soil.
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I used it for Japanese beetles. It didn't kill on contact, but the next day they would be gone. I cannot tell you if it works on sawfly larvae as we don't grow perennial hibiscus here in Wis. Sorry.
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Hi Susan! Thanks so much for your question. The great news is the Indoor Pest Control Spray is effective in killing carpet beetles. Let us know if we can help with anything else!
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I can't say for sure. IF you have allowed the boards to remain outside for some time it's possible that some wood-boring beetles got it. If so, I don't THINK that "timbor" would help with the original infestation but MIGHT keep out new bugs. However, those pesky beetles are pretty hardy. I suggest you get in touch with a commercial control business OR the local county agent who will advise on this possible problem.
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It takes a while for this product to work, so the sooner you use it, the better. I bought this product in late July last year and while the Japanese Beetles had already destroyed my lawn at that point, it did help to eliminate the birds pecking at the lawn for larvae. This summer I noticed some Japanese Beetles have returned, but they aren't interested in my lawn but rather my neighbor's fig tree. I've had absolutely no issues with my grass dying or the birds pecking at the lawn and I suspect it is because of this product. I'm not sure how it works, but it's working! I read somewhere that this stuff somehow multiplies in your lawn over time and then at some point needs to be reintroduced (years later). I wouldn't put off on using this.
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As far as I know, it kills any insect. It just stinks quite a bit because it contains Petroleum Distillates.
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Dottie...the labels says it kills and repels ants beetles (non specified) centipedes cockroaches crickets earwigs fleas millipedes pantry pests pill bugs silverfish spiders sow bugs ticks and other crawling insect pests. I'd say give a bottle a shot, try to spray it on the beetle itself and the affected areas.
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Not sure on grubs, this product really got rid of many of my pests like aphids and other leaf dwellers. My fruit trees are pest free and my garden box is thriving.
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Pretty well but hasn't killed them all. over time I'm confident. There is a bait they make that seems to have good reviews. I'd look up German cock roaches.
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I bought this after learning that this product is apparently effective in preventing Agave plants from being killed by a particular grub. When a previously health Agave plant suddenly appears like it is "collapsing", often times there is a grub attacking the core of the plant. Feeding this to the plants BEFORE they are affected, may be a preventative measure. I only know this from googling about insects that destroy agaves and as I had this problem, I bought this product; I have not however used it yet, so I don't have personal experience with it. Hope that is helpful.
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This stuff kills everything. I did not have creature alive after I set it off. Stink bugs, ants, spiders were all dead. These were set off in my kitchen and even insects in the upstairs bedrooms with the doors closed were dead.
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I don't know but I would not recommend it as it has a very strong odor outdoors. That is what attracts the beetles.
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Eugenol 2.9%, thyme oil 0.6% other ingredients peanut shells,wintergreen oil 96.5%...seems to work repels strange beetle like bugs my sister says are oriental cockroaches...barely see them now
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It doesn't affect the birds in my flower beds. I'm in California. They still come and make a mess looking for grubs. (hahaha)
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We have a beetle that swarms and is always trying to get into the house especially on the south side of our home. Yes, they do get under the siding and winter over. They will make stuff orange if you squish them and they are not Ladybugs. Please look this up. You are likely having an infestation of something called Asian Beetle. They are attracted to certain flowers and around September or so they are terrible swarms of them in the late afternoon sun. These are not a friendly beetle like the Ladybugs. I would put a photo in here if I knew how....just type in Asian Beetle and you will see, they really do look a lot like a Ladybug. We have a beetle that swarms and is always trying to get into the house especially on the south side of our home. Yes, they do get under the siding and winter over. They will make stuff orange if you squish them and they are not Ladybugs. Please look this up. You are likely having an infestation of something called Asian Beetle. They are attracted to certain flowers and around September or so they are terrible swarms of them in the late afternoon sun. These are not a friendly beetle like the Ladybugs. I would put a photo in here if I knew how....just type in Asian Beetle and you will see,... » Read More We have a beetle that swarms and is always trying to get into the house especially on the south side of our home. Yes, they do get under the siding and winter over. They will make stuff orange if you squish them and they are not Ladybugs. Please look this up. You are likely having an infestation of something called Asian Beetle. They are attracted to certain flowers and around September or so they are terrible swarms of them in the late afternoon sun. These are not a friendly beetle like the Ladybugs. I would put a photo in here if I knew how....just type in Asian Beetle and you will see, they really do look a lot like a Ladybug. « Show Less
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I'm pretty sure it will work on the grubs.. The weevils, I have had good luck with Neem Oil.
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No, it does not kill honeybees. It will kill most lawn insects (crawling insects), but not honeybees.