Safe for other Plants? Snake Plants, Spider, Pothos and Norfolk Pine? Thanks
862248
This company makes plant-specific fertilizers, I would check into them first. I use this on Palms and Cactus with great results.
862249
Miracle-Gro Miracle Gro Shake N Feed Palm Food can be used on all types of plants.
862250
I don't know for sure. Isnt helping my palms much though. I don't think this would hurt your plants, but I wouldn't spend money on this for them, as you can get regular plant food cheaper. Good luck!
1511591
I checked the manual for you (http://www.generalhydroponics.com/genhydro_US/product_labels/AzaMax.pdf) and Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena braunii) is not specifically listed, but I think it should be safe. I agree that you may have Spider Mites (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_mite) and that is what I got Azamax for. They were rapidly wiped out after only one treatments and have not come back since.
2043514
I use "Safer" brand insecticidal soap. I've heard that some people have success using a small amount of dish soap, but I've avoided those because I'm afraid they will be too harsh on the plants.
2095519
Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ? A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so."
789010
Yes any bugs,spiders, a plant specialist recommended it I had a tree that was being killed by a bug I sprayed it around all my trees and have no bugs.
1284624
From my limited experience with gardening and deer in the northeast U.S. I must say that any purslane seems to vulnerable to deer feeding habits. If you really want to please the deer plant very expensive hosta hybrids,deer REALLY like these! Seriously though i wish you success in your deer aiding efforts. I'm sure you have a different agenda than North east gardeners.For us question is similar to asking "What food should I leave in my kitchen to best attract and enhance roach populations. Best luck in your quest!
89075
Actually, the little devils are a terror. I borough some potted plants in from the greenhouse and with in a week or so...they had exploded! if, your gnats are inside on your plants, change and re-pot your plants new pots and all, wash the plant it's self with an insecticide soap, leave them to their self, as you will need to watch and re spray again, till your sure that you have captured the little ones. As for your question...Spectracide Triazcide is a stronger chemical for out door use, lawns and scrubs...I used it for my entire back gardens, NOTE keep children, frogs, fish from exposure. A very fine mist with an extended wand so that you can get upper and lower leaves, kills, molds, grubs, ants, just about everything that crawls, again as this needs several applications, as the bugs are happy making new ones, I only needed 2 applications, Also, I had a brown spot and kept growing, no animals either, I sprayed a very fine mist on the spot and within a week or so, it is gone and not returned. a fungus? I assume. Hope this helps you, any questions just ask. Brenda
158294
Another safe alternative to chemicals thats definitely safe for kids and pets is pine o pine. If you have a yard sprayer that hooks directly to the garden hose, mix 50/50 pine o pine and distilled vinegar and spray your yard, it will make all flying and crawling insects leave or die including fleas... Remember pine o pine not pinesol. I've located it at my local kroger grocery store it's like $1.62 nice and cheap. Ooh yeah and your yard will smell great, won't hurt grass either.
51086
This material is totally safe for growing veggies or anything else you are going to consume. What you want to stay away from is green treated timber as well as railroad ties. Both are saturated with heavy toxic chemicals that would leach into the soil, and thus become absorbed by anything that grows in close proximity...
2002583
I put my sticks in flower pots around my patio or directly in the flower bed. I'm always careful to ensure they aren't in contact with a flammable substance (like dry mulch).
1500234
The product says it's safe for plants and fish. I use it in my pond which has both plants and fish and I treat my pond twice a year just to be on the safe side. I haven't lost any plants or fish due to the use of this product. Hope this answers your question.
744480
Yes no problem. Better use in fresh then salt. Will promote plant growth but not for any use in live corals
2182559
It works great on fire ants, when you top dress the ant mound. As for being garden-safe, if you are growing vegetables in the garden, be careful to not put it on the vegetable plants themselves. I am pretty sure it would not be good for you, and might leave residual on your vegetables. If you are growing a flowering garden, it has not seemed to damage any plants I put it near.
633849
Although I don't have traditional cacti, I have used on my snake plant, which is in the cactus family. Work great! The plant gets minimal attention, and has been thriving since I started using the Jones spikes.
2271863
According to this website: http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.html It is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.
1936754
I use it on boxwood shrubs. It is a systemic insecticide (ie:poison). Therefore, I personally would not use it on or near anything that might be ingested by humans or any other desirable animal--dogs, cats, birds etc.
2271865
According to this website:http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.htmlIt is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.