Can this be used or literally combined and mixed with DIatomaceous earth for pest control in organic veg garden?
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While both products can be used to fight pests in gardens, we do not recommend mixing the products together for application. They can both be applied separately according to the application instructions.
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the two main ingredients are vinegar and clove oil. It will kill the vegetable plants if they are sprayed, but the components of the spray are non toxic and acceptable for organic vegetable gardening.
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As noted by others it can be mixed with just water, but you can also add it to a number of pesticides instead of water so you get a combined effort with one spray application. Just confirm with your pesticide supplier that you can mix with IGR.
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I believe you want another type of diatomaceous earth. Food grade is not treated with the chemical that is used for pool applications. Food grade is pure and is meant to be edible for animals and people.
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Yes. My garden is only organic. But you don't use it on the plants that are ready to have fruits. Don't use it on green salad like arugula.spinach etc.
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Absolutely you could use in your garden....it is safe anywhere for humans.....but if you are having rodent troubles in your garden, look into another product sold by Amazon, Diatomaceous Earth (you can get it in 2.5 jars, or up to 50 lb bags) to also use for pest, rodent, and insect repellant in your garden.....you can use it on your pets' food, or eat it youself....in combination with the peppermint oil (mixed with water) sprayed on your garden, you should really be happy fast.
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Hello, We do not recommend that type of application and will not be effective against soil inhabiting insects. Thanks for asking! Andrew Hemmer
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If you use diatomaceous earth in the Pest Pistol, it could help you get rid of roaches. I bought this item to help spread diatomaceous earth (food grade only) around our yard to help prevent fleas on our dogs. It also could be used in the home to help spread the earth on our carpets if there was a flea outbreak. Diatomaceous earth is able to scratch the hard shells on adults and then sucks the moisture out of their bodies and any eggs they managed to lay. According to this website, http://www.diatomaceousearth.com/natural-roach-killer/ , it would do something very similar to roaches and I know it is used on bedbugs too. Hope this answer helped. If you use diatomaceous earth in the Pest Pistol, it could help you get rid of roaches. I bought this item to help spread diatomaceous earth (food grade only) around our yard to help prevent fleas on our dogs. It also could be used in the home to help spread the earth on our carpets if there was a flea outbreak. Diatomaceous earth is able to scratch the hard shells on adults and then sucks the moisture out of their bodies and any eggs they managed to lay. According to this website, http://www.diatomaceousearth.com/natural-roach-killer/ , it would do something very similar to roaches... » Read More If you use diatomaceous earth in the Pest Pistol, it could help you get rid of roaches. I bought this item to help spread diatomaceous earth (food grade only) around our yard to help prevent fleas on our dogs. It also could be used in the home to help spread the earth on our carpets if there was a flea outbreak. Diatomaceous earth is able to scratch the hard shells on adults and then sucks the moisture out of their bodies and any eggs they managed to lay. According to this website, http://www.diatomaceousearth.com/natural-roach-killer/ , it would do something very similar to roaches and I know it is used on bedbugs too. Hope this answer helped. « Show Less
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It can certainly be sprayed on vegetables to clean them..but as far as killing bugs?..not sure on that one as this is such a mild product and meant to be mild enough to use on multiple items without caustic chemicals. If you're referring to a vegetable spray for use in a garden...I don't think this is your product.
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Hi, this should work with any powder type substance. I used it with diatomaceous earth. (bed bugs) You may want to try diatomaceous earth (Food Grade Only!) it is non-toxic, and natural. Hope this helps.
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Yes. Very well. Mix with an IGR. Insect Growth Regulator. Gentrol Concentrate IGR Insect Growth Regulator-1 oz ZOE1006
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I would assume so, I use it for Venus Flytraps. Its a fairly fine grained peat, w/no additives
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No, but there is a better solution. "Diatomaceous Earth" Sprinkle this stuff around your bed, and they'll be gone in a few days. Works like a charm.*Top Rated* Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth 5 Lbs
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It's organic you apply it very liberally to plant leaves top and bottom it is not as fast acting as the organic stuff I got at wm but it works without killing the plants which the other stuff was probe to do I have no knowledge if the pest u ask about but it does work on the red and green bugs and ants but apply early and late to protect plant and bees
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Works to kill a number of pests on growth and in soil, just mix per directions. Spray or water
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Please just buy some Diatomaceous earth...fixes any crawling insect problem fast!
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Renee:From what I have read, there are some organic pesticides made from castor oil and dish detergents. I don't know what the mixing ratios are though. A little searching on the internet may turn up some possibilities. Good Luck.Sterling