Did anyone experience stem rot and did it help with hornworms??
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We did not have a problem with stem rot. I don't think it reduces tomato worms (horn worms) but it did reduce the instance of cut worms. Hopes this helps.
1515483
I did NOT experience stem rot and I can absolutely say that I did NOT have the first horn worm....and it was the first year that I didn't. I was very impressed with the product and have already planted my tomatoes for this year...and am re-using the collars. Good luck!
1515484
No stem rot whatsoever. I've used these for years. As for hornworms they wouldn't help with them at all. Those are the larva of a sphinx moth, they fly :) If you find any caterpillars with white cocoons on them, let them be. That's the egg cases of a parasitic wasp, once you have them you will have no more hornworm problem!
1515485
Have used for several years with tomatoes and never experienced a problem with either
1325491
It appears to have killed a good portion of my fescue grass. Half of my yard is now brown, I'm hoping the grass will come back with the rains here in California during the winter. How did it work on your lawn?
1242751
NO, and that is why I purchased it. Total fail. Worthless as far as I can tell. Still have the fungus gnats in a houseplant. My suggestion is to try something else.
1871099
The Black hole(s) worked very well on the gophers. I bought two and sometimes place them back to back in the tunnel. At first, I caught four within a few days after receiving. I believe that I have and infestation. My recent success has not been as good, the gophers will push dirt into trap to trip the release mechanism. I tried the tunnel fill products - they do NOT kill. KILL with black box.
723377
On about the third day, I started feeling bad--headache, kind of like a hangover. The next day I saw the product was working--not to be graphic. On the 15th day, I felt very sick and the next day saw why. For me, the product was very effective and I passed parasites--a lot of small worms and parasites, as well as 2 very large worms, which explained why I felt so ill as they were dying and producing toxins.
599627
mine did not grow they died a waste of money although he really liked them. he will just have to wait for silk worm season and eat roaches and king worms in the meantime he also likes apples. The hornworms were too small and they smelled awfull.
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Not sure exactly how long it lasts but I spray it every two weeks! So far, I haven't had a tomato hornworm for 5 years now!! Worth it's weight in gold just for that fact! Best wishes that it works as well for you!
646344
I use a pump up sprayer and my lawn is Centipede. I was overrun with nut sedge after a hurricane and it took 4 applications to destroy the weed. That was over a year and a half time frame. Just now we are using it once again for a wild violet that blew in during wind gusts. So far one application has withered the outer leaves only I see fresh shoots starting. Unfortunately the day I spayed this area had a cloud burst, where else but over my lawn. I hope someone who has St Augustine will share their findings with you. As far as the Image goes in controlling weeds, I don't use anything else. This product works if directions are followed as stated on label. Scots001.
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Tommy, I wish I could answer your question. All I can tell you is that I started using the product two years ago on the advise of an arborist. I had a "sick" lace bark elm and a crape myrtle that was infested with spiders. All the trees had minor infestations of one sort or another. I treated all my elm and crape myrtle trees with the easy to use Bayer granule product and had excellent results. In fact, I was surprised at the effectiveness. The label does say for use on mealy bugs and other insects. I'd call Bayer at 1-877-229-3724 and discuss your issues with their customer service. This is the time of year to get in done. I did mine about two weeks ago. All my trees and shrubs are looking great! Good luck. Tommy, I wish I could answer your question. All I can tell you is that I started using the product two years ago on the advise of an arborist. I had a "sick" lace bark elm and a crape myrtle that was infested with spiders. All the trees had minor infestations of one sort or another. I treated all my elm and crape myrtle trees with the easy to use Bayer granule product and had excellent results. In fact, I was surprised at the effectiveness. The label does say for use on mealy bugs and other insects. I'd call Bayer at 1-877-229-3724 and discuss your issues with their customer... » Read More Tommy, I wish I could answer your question. All I can tell you is that I started using the product two years ago on the advise of an arborist. I had a "sick" lace bark elm and a crape myrtle that was infested with spiders. All the trees had minor infestations of one sort or another. I treated all my elm and crape myrtle trees with the easy to use Bayer granule product and had excellent results. In fact, I was surprised at the effectiveness. The label does say for use on mealy bugs and other insects. I'd call Bayer at 1-877-229-3724 and discuss your issues with their customer service. This is the time of year to get in done. I did mine about two weeks ago. All my trees and shrubs are looking great! Good luck. « Show Less
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I used 3 teaspoons full to 1 gallon of water. I water my 9 plants once a week. I did it forfour weeks and it did work. We haven't seen any tiny flies in a while now. The plants were infested by a new plant I bought at the super market.I should have kept it apart from the others until I knew it was clean but I didn't. But the natrol WDG worked.
842108
I used the ready mix on my Poison Ivy on a hot sunny day w/several dry hot days to follow. Worked wonderful & killed it. anything that wasn't dead & crispy (blotchy brown/green leaves) I re-sprayed several weeks later. not sure it killed the roots though. don't see any new shoots so far but it's hard to tell since I have lots of PI!
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I treated my lawn last year and sprinkled it among my roses and rose of Sharon-they LOVE to MULTI-MATE in the new opening roses--I HATE Japanese beetles!!! I also squish any I can get my hands on-literally- and have also found a direct blast of raid will kill the beetles already on your plants. the treatment did seem to work on the grass. 2 yrs. ago they were SO invasive; last year not quite as bad. I've only seen a couple this year-so far! good luck.
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That is what I used it on Anne. I got fungus gnats from a soil I used and it was crazy! Never having dealt with them before I thought they were fruit flies until I read up about them. My violets were fine after I used it. I also used fly strips.
1145254
I did the same, Neem kills them. I also have garlic, onion and ginger in the yard, they aren't crazy about the smell.
2019497
We did not put worms in our composter, but it sits on the ground and they made their way in. They did not appear affected by the Ringer. I don't know that I would say there was a double effect; more "couldn't hurt, might help."
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James, It has bagworms on the label and in our experience, timely applications will work well for this pest. The key is to get them early in the season and stay on them. In other words, don't treat once and expect that will do the job for the season.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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I have learned the hard way that those 'scratches' (I call them rain rot) are linked to the immunity of the horse, even including certain parts of the horse. I couldn't figure out why my lovely old gelding kept getting them in the leg he was so injured ... duh!.... What got rid of them (or dented them) is 40% (FORTY %) Zinc Oxide, mixed with triple antibiotic ointment with cortisone cream. I just get a big tube of each and mix them up. I also add some DMSO, any kind of anti-fungal is good, too. Don't wash it first, it really hurts them. I slather that all over his leg and just leave it. After a week or so of that, then I start rubbing with a soft towel and bathe it when it's healed enough not to hurt. I've learned that they're extremely painful. My poor horse! That does do the trick though, and finally it gets very soothing to them, too. Good luck!