Can this product be used to spray on garden vegetables to kill bugs.
1306355
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.
1306356
No, this Basic H2 isn't safe to spray on vegetables, but the original blue basic h is. They are two different formulas. Shaklee still sells the original blue Basic H. Here is the website I get mine from and it gets shipped directly from Shaklee.http://foreverhealthyplanet.myshaklee.com/us/en/products.php?sku=00042
1027243
That depend on your purpose. I have used it on & around plants with good success. What I'm becoming concerned about is it's use around vegetable and fruit plants. I suspect some of the poison is getting into the plant and I'm not sure I want to be eating it if it gets into the fruit/veggies. If it's just ornamental plants, I don't think you'll have any problems and it should work pretty well.
122783
When used as directed it won't kill plants. Do not use it on or around vegetable plants you plan to eat fruit from. I would look at a product called termidor for termites... You can view the directions and usage on both these products webpage..
1428071
1 tablespoon of Deadbug to 1 quart of water (1 oz = 2 tablespoons) mix only the amount needed for a single treatment. In vegetable gardens it is recommended to use not more than 3 gallons of spray for a 1000 square-foot area. Also for example when growing leafy vegetables the maximum number of applications per season would be 6, minimum days to wait before reapplying 4 days, minimum days to wait from last application to harvest 1 day. This product is toxic to bees exposed to treatment for three hours following treatment. Do not apply this pesticide to blooming, pollen shedding or nectar producing parts of plants if the bees may forage forage on the plants during this time period. This product is toxic to aquatic invertebrates. More information than you asked for :) I hope it helps.
428278
The product is best used to spray it on surfaces like for spiders, ants etc. I am sure it will affect mosquitoes but only if you are able to blast them while they sit or are flying. I did not purchase it for mosquitoes and for me it would be too costly to use as an aerosol for flying bugs.
62008
Yes, it will. It works as an immediate killer of bugs on most plants, and also as a systemic insecticide. That means the roots absorb the chemical and continue to kill insects feeding on it. It probably won't work effectively as a systemic on orchids and may take more than one application. Please also read this: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/orchids/msg1216493017931.html
1798777
Yes, I have found this to be effective on many pests. You have to be careful spraying in the kitchen. You don't want to contaminate foods by accident. I find this product effectively treats and kills all of the bugs I have prayed it on so far. Being right by Indian land, I spray to keep away wolf, hobo, and black widow spiders. This product kills and keeps them away. It should be very effective getting rid of kitchen bugs.
2060652
James, If you meant to ask "will it work ON mosquitoes", the answer is definitely yes. In fact mosquitoes are listed on the label and I have used it for this pest many times with proven results. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
1876584
I would not spray this on food. Use diatemaceous earth powder for gardening.
1079064
I imagine so, it works on lots of bugs. You can contact the seller, they are very nice people.
2113181
It can be used on anything even up to time of eating. There is no insecticide in it so it is safe for all vegetables.
641570
No, I dont believe it would work for that. I use it to cut fondant for cakes and it works wonderful. I dont believe that you would have any luck trying to use it on vegetables.
1612109
the instructions do not list vegetables so I would not use it on them. I purchased it for use on orchids. There are safer fungicides like copper (which is safe on tons of veg) and even baking soda diluted in water.
1469454
I am being honest I think the product stinks. I have been spraying and spraying and I still have bugs in pots of plants of veggies.
695813
This poison relies on direct physical contact. If you can spray it somewhere flying insects might consistently land, I think it could be quite effective.
711072
Works to kill a number of pests on growth and in soil, just mix per directions. Spray or water
2118157
I wouldn't use this product on veggies at all. Not sure what is written on bottle. It is great for other plants.