what happens if it rains after ecosmart granules treatment in yard
511041
doesn't matter, because the product is not worth the money. It did not help the insect problem in our yard at all and it did not rain.
511042
If it is a heavy rain you will need to re apply the granules.. ..my husband and I really like the product...
511043
It still works for me but I would suggest you call the company foran answer like that.
1880375
It should kill the earwigs, too. You should apply the diatomaceous earth when it is dry outside and with a duster but, try not to breathe while dusting.
1353942
No. I applied the spray around the exterior foundation of my home last Fall and plan to apply it again this April. I think the killer spray did help to keep ants and roaches out of my house this past winter. Once the product dries, rain has no effect.
342536
After you watered your lawn. It seemed like you needed to reapply. For Rabbit, Rabbit pellet is better, last for a few week with or without water
366231
I would think it would work to just sprinkle the granules over the rocks. When you water, the granules would slowly dissipate over timesinking down into the roots. That's just MY opinion.
1325491
It appears to have killed a good portion of my fescue grass. Half of my yard is now brown, I'm hoping the grass will come back with the rains here in California during the winter. How did it work on your lawn?
1743130
It takes time for the vegetation to die. I sprayed our driveway & it took about a week before I saw things start to go brown. but a few days after I saw things start to turn brown, everything I sprayed was dead. It did a great job!
1522605
We do not use it near our garden. We use it for our brick patio and walkways. I can tell you, if you have a low spot and good amount of rain the pellets/powder can float/move to a low spot. This year we had a lot a rain and it move to a low spot and killed the grass.
1997865
No -- the stuff you put in needs water and air (and "green" stuff) to turn into compost, so rainwater is a welcome addition.
67363
Amber, not if it's a thick pile. It depends on your grass and if your lawn is even. I have a slight bank and it doesn't work as well than if the yard is perfectly flat. Don't know if this helps you or not?
2038132
This is designed to be applied AFTER the Japanese beetles have laid their eggs in the soil and their invasion has subsided. That is around late July in Upstate NY but may vary in your warmer climate. The IMPORTANT thing is that it gets soaked into the soil after it is put on the lawn. This means a good watering or preferably before a soaking rain. The hatching grubs will eat the spore, it'll multiply in their carcesses and multiple many times over killing successive generations of grubs.
1315038
We bought this for our son who lives in Denver I used it to mow his front yard and did not notice this. It was fall so there were a few leaves.
134273
pour granules into a push spreader if the area is large. if area is small i would fill a plastic cup a sprinkle all over just like you would grass seed.
784370
I applied it twice in one week and cannot remember if it rained. It worked great in those applications. I would reapply if they do not go away.
230557
Keep your family and pets out of the area while the application is being made, then water the lawn. Once the treated area has dried, it is safe for your pets and children to be back on the lawn.
1107263
I don't know, but I am pretty sure this stuff works by being dissolved into the ground. I would think if it went into the ground it would be okay, but if it washed away before it dissolved, you might apply more, at least after the rain slows down.
1328530
I'm adding some new soil and will mix it with what I used last year. When I plant, I add a little Miracle gro fertilizer to pump up the soil as well. I hope we don't have as much rain as we did last year!