Can you use it on edible plants?
444840
I Definitely would not use it on edible plants! A landscaper told me it is toxic. Good luck.
444841
No, their label definitely states this product is for non-edible plants & not to use near ponds, lakes, streams etc'. Keep out of reach of childrenWe bought this for spider mite infestation on our indoor house plants & it worked very well for that sort of problem.
444842
I would not do so. Being systemic, you place it on the soil, when watering it seeps into soil, the plant takes it in, and bugs will die by eating the plant. Therefore, although not an expert, I would say NO.
444843
No. The insecticide is drawn up from the roots to the entire plant. That is what will kill the insects on the leaves and in the dirt. It works great on house plants though.
1876584
I would not spray this on food. Use diatemaceous earth powder for gardening.
1669539
This "paint" is for coloring FOOD only. That's what make it edible. You can use whatever utensils you choose to apply it to whatever you want to apply it too. On the package the ingredients are water, sugar and coloring. Does that answer help? I hope this make sense for you.
2007690
Do not use it for edibles. The systemic is drawn through the roots to all parts of the plant. Any insects eating the leaves do die off.
1013201
The way I have been using it is on a one gallon sprayer, I use a cupful. it works on a variety of pests and its safe on edible vegetables and fruits. I have been using it for a few years with good results.
2053950
Yes it is organic and can be used on any type of editable fruit or veggy. I use it on my tomatoes ect
633848
Yes, I don't see why not. But, I have a large collection of cactus and succulents and I use plant food specially formulated for them.
1678357
Yes, it can, although it is slightly oily (which is helpful in control of pests) however, I would be less inclined to use it right up to harvest. I guess I would allow 2-3 days. That is not intended as a definitive word on the subject, just my opinion, so less washing/rinsing would be required on some vegetables. It is an excellent product! BTW, the company has great service. Hope this helps.
2178424
No. It is not to be used on areas that will come in contact with food. Great for gluing decorative china and porcelain figurines, however.
1171720
Yes you can. Just don'tspray on the foliage on the plant that you don't want to hurt.
1118620
Hello, I do not think so, its probably should not be used on something used for food.
22109
Yes, of course rooting hormone is safe to use with edible plants. All this does is encourage the early production of a root structure. I have used it successfully with rose cuttings but do not how it would perform with trees. Those are usually grafted onto existing stock.
1511462
No. It is used as a plant and weed killer. It will burn your skin if you get any on you. It is not to be ingested.
237341
Yes. This product is a bacterium that is selectively toxic to caterpillars, so it will not hurt plants, people, pets, birds, or anything besides caterpillars. It can be used on broccoli to control cabbage loppers, tomatoes to control tomato horn worms, as well as on fruit trees to control tent caterpillars. Can be applied up to the day of harvest.
389094
I have never used it for anything other than preserving plants as ornamentation. I have never used it in food.
2208429
I would not use it on any edibles. I mainly use it for mosquito problems down in the gulf coast.
1866402
I have not tried that, but I would think so. I actually did use it on apples for my dehydrator.