Is this effective control for coddling moths in my apples and pears?
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Please read (from first page of product on Amazon.com): Captain jacks dead bug brew Kills bagworms, borers, caterpillars, codling moths, gyphys moths Also kills loppers leaf miners, spider mites, tent caterpillars, thrips and more Contains Spinosad, a naturally occurring soil dwelling bacterium that was collected on a Caribbean island from an abandoned rum distillery 16-ounce concentrate; easy to use
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My experience is with spider mites and aphids, you would have to read the directions for Moths.I think it kills with a Bacteria its not an insectiside. Best Wishes Joe
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I believe so ...but if you read further on ..you will find out that this product kills bee's ... which Iam not willing to do ... so I don't use it anymore .. Thanks Terry
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The master gardener that I talked to said that it is effective on coddling moths and if you spray in the evening after the bees are asleep, it does not harm the bees.
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I believe so ...but if you read further on ..you will find out that this product kills bee's ... which I am not willing to do ... so I don't use it anymore .. Thanks Terry
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These didn't work for me either. The only answer I found for Fast little wool moths was bug bombing the house, closed up For several houers. I wish I had a more benign answer.
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I would imagine that firm pears would work. You might get a bit at the neck end that didn't peel completely, but I see no reason why it would not work for the predominance of the fruit. I'm suggesting this on Bosc or other firm-textured and tight-skinned varieties. We have peeled some very irregular apples and had no difficulty.
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do not know using for control of peach leaf curl. dont know about snow crab
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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.
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unfortunately yes. We had to resort to something as inch worms were exfoliating most of our mature trees and creating quite a mess in the yard. We used it specifically to get rid of these worms and only used it as directed. Once the inch worms were controlled we had no need to use it anymore
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It will do the job for you - just mix it accordingly. This product saved a 50 year old peach bearing tree - we are expecting a banner crop this year! I highly recommend it for any problems with blight, fungus, etc.
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I don't know about that, I used it for roaches mostly and it seemed to take care of ants and spiders also; not sure about moths My opinion though, is that anything that can kill a cockroach, can probably kill anything!
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Preferably live bugs. Most of the time they catch enough on their own. I have a baggie over one of my plants to provide greenhouse humidity, and it still seems to catch tiny moths and gnats. Always use only distilled or R/O water and the flytrap growing media. Every time I have tried to vary from this, I have started the slow demise of my plant.
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I don't know about peach tree's, but it stopped leaf rot on my apple trees and while powdery mildew on my tomatoes.
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I use it on my mango's - seems to keep off pests. I do not put on the fruit (when fruiting) pre or post fruiting for maitaining a clearn tree). Tomatoes, same, treat soil only and bugs have been reduced. I live in FLA - aka Bug haven :o)
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have not used on swiss chard. It does control powdery mildew on Gerber daisies and other leafy plants.
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Here is a quote from the bottle's PDF: "CONTROLS scale insects, mealybugs, apple aphids, European red spider mites,leafminers, leaf rollers (redbanded, obliquebanded, fruittree), light brown applemoth, powdery mildew, rust and other insects and diseases listed on this label. "I think this would do the trick.
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Well I never saw moths in my case, only holey sweaters. I don't have holey sweaters any more. Plus it's a proven fact that cedar repels moths. Here, have some Martha Stewart musings on the subject...http://www.marthastewart.com/264609/the-basics-of-mothproofing
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Yes, I did a ton of apples, actually that is what I bought it for. Works great, just cut them up some.Good luck.
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Yes, it also attracts and kills moths. I didn't see any bees in it however...
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I'm afraid I don't know. I bought this specific for the pantry moth which invaded our home via bird seed. I took some time to research on Google to discover which moth was the culprit. Good Luck!