Is it safe to use on indoor citrus trees?
1658845
No, not safe to use on indoor citrus trees only if you plan to eat the fruit. Safe otherwise, works great on eliminating fungus gnats. It imitates nicotine. Nicotine sulfate was the only product that had the skull and crossbones on it when I worked at the garden store.
1658846
I really can't say. I looked it up on the internet and it says it's safe with roses, flowers, shrubs and containerized plants. But I also see that Bonide has a 32 OZ citrus, ready to spray fruit & nut insecticide. All natural, all in 1 insect & disease control. Natural choice. Great for citrus, fruit & nuts, & also vegetables, ornamentals, houseplants & lawns. Truly effective & all purpose. It is available at Amazon. I'm not an expert, just a user of a great product. Good luck.
1658847
The major restriction is that it should not be used on edible plants. If your tree is just ornamental, that would likely be okay, but if you use the fruit, it would not be safe. The product label does not otherwise restrict use as to specific plants. You could likely download a copy of the label from Bonide's website.
1761617
Absolutely not to be used indoors. Not only a very smokey process, but use indoors is dangerous.
30075
I would imagine so. I do not recall any warning on the box or in the ad that specified. " indoor use only." Hope that helps.--Jeffrey in DE.
415634
I would say "No". It works great for oranges, limes and lemons though. It's made with plastic parts, so be gentle with it.
302475
Yes. I've used all kinds of citrus oils in this diffuser as well as my larger one with no harm to the plastic inside. As long as you don't leave it sit in there for weeks, you should be fine. (I even forgot to empty it once after using Bergamot, which is very strong, and it sat for 2 days and still no damage.)
578973
I've used citrus oils in mine. Just clean it out regularly with vinegar water.
1695441
It is safe to use indoors. Don't allow pets or children around it until it is dry. Suspend does not leave any visible residue and works better than any other pesticide I have used.
630081
I have only used it on indoor plants. I did not notice any odor and I'm the sort of person who thinks everything smells.
1752583
This product works great, I purchased it here and got two cans. I would not use it indoors but I am a cancer survivor and my docs recommended I avoid any contact to products such as this. You could because the odor is not that strong but I would not feel comfortable recommending its use indoors.
2121228
Yes you can. I have used both orange and lemon with no problem. Make sure you're using small amounts like a couple of drops.
892659
Jobe's has "Large Indoor Plant" spikes, #5402, but I like Jennifer's idea of the tablets specifically for citrus. I think an organic fertilizer would usually be safe, but would it have the nutrients that your plants need?
892658
I believe it's probably too strong for indoor & potted plants. I also grow a variety of citrus plants in pots & I have found that Lutz Super Citrus Tablets are WONDERFUL for potted citrus. You can find these on www.lutzcorp.com. I hope this helps. :)
1011746
I guess that it depends upon what it is being used on. Basically, no. I have been using this product for years for all sorts of things with absolutely no problems - indoors or out.
1377227
Yes, I've used it on my avacado and citrus trees and it seem to give them new life.
630300
I'm honestly not sure, because I bought this as a gift for family members. However I've looked it up online & it looks like other models by this company say not to use citrus oils in them, thus my suggestion is to stay on the safe side and not use them.
1752580
I think it's safe/ However, it is VERY strong scented (it stinks!)...for about three days. Air out your room/rooms when you use it. It does work great. I've been using it for about six years now.
506810
I use all types of essential oils. Yes you can use citrus oils. It works well. I use it every day at home and I have one in my classroom too.