can this product be used on the vegetablke garden
939556
You can use it anywhere you like. TO BE HONEST DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY IT DOESN'T WORK!!!
939557
I apply the granules and spray around the perimeter and down the rows between the vegetables. I am sure that I'm overly cautious. I am able to keep all animals out by doing it the way that I do. I have had great success. I have hungry oppossums, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, mice and some critters that I do not know their names. After a heavy rain, I must repeat the procedure.
939558
yes, but I would keep a foot or so away from veg plants. This is 100% organic and It actually works and go a little heavier application than it says and use as often as it says. There is always going to be products that don't work for some and there is always some that you will never please and be realistic, it does keep small pest away including neighboring pets, but don't expect as some do for it to keep a Grizzly away, then again??????????????
939559
I would not use it directly on a vegetable garden, but it can used around the periphery of the garden , no closer than 24 inches.
939560
yes but you should put it around the garden on the ground a bit away so the critters do not even get close...that is how we use it and have been for a few years..you CAN put it right in the garden box or around plants but I am not sure if it would affect the Ph of the soil etc...we also use it all winter sprinkled around the perimeter of the house to keep mice out..it works great!
939561
Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless you're lucky and have less obnoxious, more re-trainable, critters than the ones here! Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless... » Read More Nope. Only non-edibles / ornamental plantings. Besides, its been completely ineffective for me on porcupines, chipmunks, woodchucks. The third party amazon people wouldn't issue refund because I couldn't return the product (obviously since I had to apply it to see if it worked!); and Bonide has yet to respond to refund (I bought numerous bags to keep re-applying because it says to be patient and re-apply... Well, 3 bags later, my plants still got chowed down! So: direct answer - No. Additional info: don't waste your money on this product anyway - unless you're lucky and have less obnoxious, more re-trainable, critters than the ones here! « Show Less
967352
Based on all that I have read it should be safe. I do not recall a warning for garden use. Ultimately, I think the manufacturer may be best suited to answer your question definitively.
1678455
I'm not certain about this question because I haven't planted veggies. I have successfully used Preen with ornamentals. Sorry I can't be much help on this one.
167440
To my knowledge, it can be used on any plant, indoor or outdoor. It also is supposed to prevent any insect infestation. I'd go ahead and use it but you can email the company if you have doubts. They're always eager to help.
1440291
I have never used it in the garden. It is wonderful to kill fleas though. It is the same stuff they put on dogs to kill fleas so it probably would not hurt people but I am not sure about plants.
2174021
Yes, absolutely. This is ideal for that purpose. We used it on two of our vegetable gardens in NC weather and had a lot of success.
881512
The packaging states that the product is for use in container gardens or hydrogardening applications. My belief is that this is because the product changes the Ph of the water or soil to which it is added. If I add much of this to a hydro reservoir, I must then adjust the Ph and this might be challenging if we are talking about the soil in your yard. If Ph isn't a concern, I would think this product would be safe to use on outside ornamentals.
2169343
It can be but I would try and get some of the "Tiger Bloom" from the same manufacturer. It would provide better blooms (geared more for plants than vegetables) if that's what you're looking for.
1035796
My understanding is yes, it is applied to the soil and supposedly "Natural", hence "Gnatrol". I did not use it on herbs or vegetables, I used it on house plants.
1471447
No. It has very little nutrition for your plants. I am a square foot gardener and highly recommend the book a method. You can replace the use of this with Mel's mix.
1858123
Yeah it's used for soil based set ups. There's another fox farm grow big product just for hydroponic set ups and the bottle is blue.
988796
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.
1440292
Try reading the label. It is not for gardens! It is to be used by registered pest control professionals only. It should not even be sold on Amazon, especially to people that do not read the label!!
528489
I use it on my veggies for powdery mildew. It says "safe for organic gardening".
319740
Yes, I used it in my organic vegetable garden--and it worked! The active ingredient is castor oil, and the rest is sawdust, granite, and corn starch.
1105789
I haven't yet, but I was going to try growing cucumbers on it. I'm sure it will work fine. Try it !
1027908
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.