Will this product work in standing water that forms (and takes a long time to soak in) after it rains hard? I live in Texas and our soil is like clay.
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guess you mean ground-water that stays long enough to birth mosquitos , am sure they would work but seems you would have to retrieve them when the ground dried & they might just get buried in the clay... have only used them in my rain barrels and they work GREAT, better than the dunks because they do not float away when the barrels overflow, I think I would use the dunks on ground water because they float
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yes it will ,, it cleared out our mosquito prob by 3/4 and they where bad , like a cloud, i was bitten 20 times with in min's. So give it a couple days to a week and you'll see a noticeable difference
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Well, it didn't work for me in standing water, so I wouldn't be confident in it working for that either. I'd use those mosquito dunks
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I live in Ohio - I have only used it in my rain barrels. I do have to say, that I have had water in my rain barrels up to 4 weeks (because of no rain) and this product has done a good job!
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Hi, I used our mosquito torpedos inside a bio filter we made for our small pond outside. The bio filter is made out of of a tidy cats litter bucket, plastic pipes, scrub sponges, and other kinds of sponges to filter out the gunk coming in to the filter then the water leaves the bucket through another opening and back into the pond. So when we would open the lid to check on the water flow we noticed mosquitos all over the inside of the lid and we wondered how in the heck and why they were breeding there, so we use the mosquito torpedo inside that bucket and no more mosquito problem in there. So its in a bucket where water is constantly in. Hi, I used our mosquito torpedos inside a bio filter we made for our small pond outside. The bio filter is made out of of a tidy cats litter bucket, plastic pipes, scrub sponges, and other kinds of sponges to filter out the gunk coming in to the filter then the water leaves the bucket through another opening and back into the pond. So when we would open the lid to check on the water flow we noticed mosquitos all over the inside of the lid and we wondered how in the heck and why they were breeding there, so we use the mosquito torpedo inside that bucket and no more mosquito problem in there.... » Read More Hi, I used our mosquito torpedos inside a bio filter we made for our small pond outside. The bio filter is made out of of a tidy cats litter bucket, plastic pipes, scrub sponges, and other kinds of sponges to filter out the gunk coming in to the filter then the water leaves the bucket through another opening and back into the pond. So when we would open the lid to check on the water flow we noticed mosquitos all over the inside of the lid and we wondered how in the heck and why they were breeding there, so we use the mosquito torpedo inside that bucket and no more mosquito problem in there. So its in a bucket where water is constantly in. « Show Less
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The Aerify Plus works well on all soil types. I have a son in San Diego and visit, and I've noticed that most of the soils there are not that claylike, so that is a good thing. But they certainly can get compacted , and the Aerify PLUS will help relieve that.
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I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.
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This product is used as a foliar fog/spray. As such if shouldn't be applied in amounts that could do anything to your soils pH. The other ingredients would probably include water and bacterial growth culture. It works.
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Absolutely! My yard is the epitome of clay soil and this thing works great. They do recommend not plugging in very wet conditions.
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In my experience, the product needs exposure to water over time to work effectively. I have sprayed a garden hose on areas that weree under cover with success, although this should be repeated several times over a period of weeks. Product works slowly but effectively.
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Sorry for my English, yes granular work well, I have try liquid and granular. Yes rain or waterring after, and it depend for the time to start working. I live in Canada and it's long before warm temp. Maybe 1 month before beginnig of result. It's the best product I know. Marcel
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I wish I could answer with authority. I've used the product outside for over a year, now. The problem is that, while it is outside, it is also sheltered from rain. I don't know if water would hurt the product or not.
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If the stuff is not mixed right before use it settles. It's very heavy in water and does not suspend well.
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I also have mixed with water. However only for watering soil. I had to shake it up to get the azomite suspend in the water. I don't think it would work so good with DWC. It's a fine powder that may seem to dissolve in water but when left for a few minutes you can start to see it collecting on the bottom. Hope this helps.
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If it rains heavily it needs to be reapplied alight rain doesn't seem to bother. If no rain it should be reapplied every two or three weeks. It really does work and only takes a few minutes. I have 14 large pots scattered over 1/2 acre as well as numerous shrubs hangers etc and I shake it on the flowers and around the base of the pot. Takes 10-15inutes. It smells awful at first but that goes away. Hope this helps. It's the first product that worked for my deer problem
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Absolutely. I worked for me and I have really tough clay soil. I didn't have any really tall ones this year because I caught them early, but it does work on the shorter ones for sure. P.S. dry out those dandelion roots and grind them down. They make a really healthy beverage when you steep them in water!
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You have to dig for the answer on that! I am on my second bottle (of powder) and this stuff DOES work! I have found that two scoops/ gallon works best. Put the granules in a used water bottle, add a little water, and shake it up to really dissolve it. Put in sprayer, then add the water. Top off with dish washing liquid to help it stick to weeds (a couple squirts) Apply when grass is dry, and preferably sunny. Takes about two weeks to really work, and then I usually spot check and hit the tough areas again. This stuff saved my lawn more than once!!
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Yes it does. It comes with a block that you soak in water - it expands to make soil.
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I loved this stuff... grows on the top of the soil so needs lots of water and moisture. but then again I have sandy yard. I live in the south, texas and when we had the drought it died.. I believe because of the heat AND the low humidity... it was terrible.. I have been thinking of planting again..it is beautiful I cannot deny that fact.....
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You don't want the "soft rock" for hard water, as that is for soft water specifically. If you order the "hard rock" it works great, or any of the regular ones with two scoops per load instead of one scoop will work in hard water.
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Has to be worked into the soil. At least with a hand aerator. Helped some, not a great deal, but my lawn has an awful lot of standing water when it rains. Am told I really need to dig a trench and put in some type of drainage. Too much expense and heavy work for me so I went with the pearls.