Will this kill Azalea and Rhododendron Lace Bugs?
1661733
This is a systemic product, meaning the roots pull the product through the roots into the plant after the insecticide has been applied per label directions. Most any insect that is a plant eater or sucks on any part of the plant is doomed. A list of insects are usually listed by the manufacturer on their web site. You should find that your Lace Bug problems are taken care of. It's best to anticipate the problem and apply around the plant per the product instructions prior to insect problems coming up.
408963
It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
1803082
It should, it killed fruit flies, yard flies, and the ones that bite (which I thought were horse flies)...
88499
It will kill caterpillars that eat the leaves it is sprayed upon. Therefore I do not spray it on dill or milkweed so my butterfly friends are not harmed.
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
562964
I wish I could answer that for you. That moth appears that larger than the tiny moths I was trying to kill. I apologize that I don't know their name but I would not recommend buying large quantities until you know for sure. For me, this product didn't do any good. It didn't even kill aphids. I found out recently that my Lysol All purpose cleaner can drop a house fly right of the air. I would try it, if these moths aren't on plants that you appreciate :) Sorry I couldn't answer you question.
1199364
Most all soap insecticidal solution's should work against things that eat your plants. This one worked well but I have had better luck mixing up my own solution of soap flakes & water & is much less expensive.
1654100
Hi, I don't know. I only used it for silver fish and small beetles. To be honest, it doesn't really do a good job of killing bugs, but it does slow them down enough to catch them. I like this product because it is non-toxic. It's good enough.
1128987
I treated Catalpa Trees with it and it worked great!! I wouldn't know about Azaleas....Sorry.
2202128
Yes. it killed the stink bugs in my garden even though I didn't spray too close to it :(
2024509
Yes it says in the product listing pdf file that it kills: Leafhoppers, Leafminers, Whiteflies, Thrips, Mealybugs, Loopers, Caterpillars, Aphids,Fruit flies, Beet Army worms, Mexican Bean Beetles, this was directly copy and pasted off of the back of their label, hope this helps everyone
1242750
Yes, it killed all the flying bugs for a few weeks...but then they came back. I haven't been good about re-applying it as I should. It seemed to work in all my different plant and soil varieties.
2121595
It will kill any bug that is attracted to the light, so yes it kills moths too if they fly into it. Mostly mosquitoes are attracted to it though.
2091217
Yes to both nuisance plants. but it may also kill nearby plants. UR welcome.
162533
It will work only temporarily. You need an insecticide with Imidicloprid in it. It's a pesticide that will actually bond with the plant so that when the bugs feed on the leaves they will die. Cy-Kick will kill what's there but will run off and become ineffective very shortly after (1-2 days).
1930944
It will kill them yes, but only if the flies go to it. Flies are not attracted to light like many other bugs. There are special traps made just for flies that would work much better for you, because they will attract the flies.
1612040
I checked the label and it says that it does kill Japanese Beetles ( adults ) I have not had any here but it has kept all bugs and things off my plants. I love it.