I recently planted sweet corn, attacked by black corn flea beetle, corn worm &amp; I believe a fruit fly (causing fruit worms) can this work.
1050756
I don't know - however, you might want to contact VJR Organics that sold me the Neem Oil through Amazon - their Amazon email is g4xt72k6f41y6w3@marketplace.amazon.com
1357716
If the peach borer arises from larva in the ground around the tree, the answer is yes. To be sure, contact the Agriculture Extension Service in your state and pose the question.
2055207
Here is a quote from the bottle's PDF: "CONTROLS scale insects, mealybugs, apple aphids, European red spider mites, leafminers, leaf rollers (redbanded, obliquebanded, fruittree), light brown apple moth, powdery mildew, rust and other insects and diseases listed on this label. " I think this would do the trick.
2033655
I'm not an expert on insects, but I believe that Terro will not work on gnats (which bite to get blood and do not feed on fruits and vegetable. Google gnat control and perhaps you will find a home remedy solution.
789288
We don't have alot of flies, so I can't really answer. It has really helped our flea problem.. You also need to know that there are different neomatoids for insects- you may want to call the company to see if another "species" is a better choice for your area and type of fly.
979105
the fly traps I bought where all yellow and you opened the flaps to reveal 2 sides of sticky stuff...I had little success on my hicksi yews..i ended up using malithion and this gave good rusukts if sprayed early in the morning and weekly or bi weekly depending on the problem..yews are notorious for flys..a good dose of a high nitrogen on spring helps and or the evergreen spikes you drive in the ground next to the plant..a strong plant will fight off apgis and flies..also a lot of water just before winter sets in
1752480
The best way to deal with the fruit flies... I control them with apple cider vinager and a drop of dawn dish soap. Then I let the worms eat everything in the bin before I add anything else.. I use Heinz cider. Not sure why but I've tried other brands and did not catch any flies. I also use a stemless wine glass. I've been doing this for several years and no mater what u put in your bin. Ur gonna get other visitors. As long as they aren't harmful to the worms they can be controlled.
132902
I used this to plant sweet corn, and, with the additional seed plates, popcorn. Should also work fine with dent corn. Not many seeds you can't plant with this if you're not too picky about spacing.
1672231
I used catfish punch bait and marshmallows. Had to get fishy or the hogs would root it up
599627
mine did not grow they died a waste of money although he really liked them. he will just have to wait for silk worm season and eat roaches and king worms in the meantime he also likes apples. The hornworms were too small and they smelled awfull.
1990937
Preferably live bugs. Most of the time they catch enough on their own. I have a baggie over one of my plants to provide greenhouse humidity, and it still seems to catch tiny moths and gnats. Always use only distilled or R/O water and the flytrap growing media. Every time I have tried to vary from this, I have started the slow demise of my plant.
215297
I put one in my sunroom to catch those little gnats that fly around potting soil. Seemed to do the trick, but perhaps they were fruit flies. If they can be attracted to a vinegar-y smell, then it would likely work for you since they'll climb down inside and drown.
1836962
I used it on leaf miners because they are inside the leaf and a surface spray wouldn't kill them. Haven't tried it on scale, but it should work because it puts something in the tree sap that kills the bugs. We're eating the lemons and oranges from the trees, and so far (six months) have encountered no problems.
950633
I don't think that bait would be attractive to fruit flies. It's really designed for house flies and blow flies.
1871160
The battery may be dead. Or it not getting a good connection. Try a 12 volt battery that wat I used in my feeder and it throws corn every far on the low setting.
224527
I treated my lawn last year and sprinkled it among my roses and rose of Sharon-they LOVE to MULTI-MATE in the new opening roses--I HATE Japanese beetles!!! I also squish any I can get my hands on-literally- and have also found a direct blast of raid will kill the beetles already on your plants. the treatment did seem to work on the grass. 2 yrs. ago they were SO invasive; last year not quite as bad. I've only seen a couple this year-so far! good luck.
1503755
My guess is other grubs like locust and such. It may affect earthworms and other larva in the soil.