In particular time of the year to use this product? I live in the Midwest. Thank you
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Can use this product as long as the soil temperature is mild, say, above 45 F. The main thing in the instruction is that the nematodes die in sunlight so best to apply in the evenings to wet soil. Also ned to soak the content in water for half hour to revive the nematodes which are packed in coarse saw dust/chip material that has to be filtered out so as not to clog nozzles of say a watering can.
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I use this product from April thru October in the Northeast and I foster cats, so I have a number to contend with fleas. Whatever months are comparable temperature wise in the Midwest to those months would be the period you should use. rt you can look up the temperatures at which fleas florish or temperatures below which fleas are dormant, and you will be all set.
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I live in the RGV of Texas. I only have a home garden but am planning to attempt to gropw a little in a bucket this fall. Not even corn in the fields is growing well with the heat we have had this summer. Last winter was cold. I'll let you know.
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Hey Allison, I live in Beaumont, Texas so am somewhat familiar with your climate. Plant seeds in the spring, probably around April. It's a little cooler where you live. I plan to sow my seeds in March. Good luck.
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We live in Maine so for much of the year we have cool nights. The microsfleece may be too warm for the summer months (3 -4 months for us) but it works very well forthe rest of the year.
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I have not had a need here in the NW. Being a food plant I would be hesitant to use it near the corn. Perhaps spraying weeds in late fall after corn is harvested and with plenty of time between spaying and planting in the spring to decrease chance of exposure to the corn....
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Depending where you live, I would put it down in the fall, so by spring the chemical is already traveling throughout the plant. I am in IL.
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Sorry, I didn't see the first part of your question. I think I'd wait till after the cold weather, that should be long enough for the poison to dissipate.
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I Lie in an area where the weather changes frequently. One day it is hot, the next it is overcast, the next it could be raining. This product works for me. My furniture is in good condition and I continue to use it. I Love this product. I cover my furniture in the winter and re-apply the product in the spring. I reapply a couple of times throughout the summer. I hope this helps..
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Very pleased with product. Did not need to use it this spring/summer season. Using the old one more time. Will find out more about it next season. Do not use in north in winter as winters can be harsh here.
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It has worked this winter in Oklahoma on the couple of occasions we used it. Was probably in the high 20s to low 30s at those times.
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I would imagine that early spring right as new growth starts to develop or just prior to the new growth forming would be best. Just be aware that this product will kill good insects as well as the bad which is not good especially if used in abundance outside. I use this on my indoor plants and would recommend a natural product if possible outdoors.
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I live in Minnesota and we just got 5 inches of snow. I think you will be fine. In my opinion the crabgrass preventer is an extra bonus as your just giving your grass the food to start growing for the year.
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It is recommended to use this product in springtime when the tree leaves are emerging. That is when the insecticide has the greatest flow from the tree roots upward. I used it late summer in hope that there was still some capillary action to draw this drench into the tree.Use it once a year. I recommend boring 1 inch to 2 inch holes into the dirt near the base of the tree to contain the run-off and serve the root system more quickly.
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It is troipical so I'd put in a pot and bring insice in winter. I put mine in south window area - dead of winter it is abt 50 in that rm at night
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I used it in Texas and it worked pretty well. I think it would work even better in Nebraska because of the milder temperatures. As soon as we hit our summer temperatures here, this stuff will die out for sure.
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I use mine year round BUT I'm in Louisianna-- we hit Temps around 10deg last year--leave mine under the hood--So I think as long as you leave it somewhat protected should be fine
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I use mine year round, three years now. The univent is inside the greenhouse, so unless it's freezing in there you shouldn't have a problem.I'm in Colorado and it has been below -20 degrees F several times.