What caterpillars does it kill? I'm in florida and getting lots of orange caterpillars w/ black fuzz and lots of green and black ones on my tomatoes
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This product kills both soft and hard bodied insects. Any type of caterpillar will be killed if sprayed with this product.
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It contains Pyrethrin (0.012%) which is the active ingredient that will work as a contact killer for caterpillars. Safer Brand also has Safer Brand Caterpillar Killer which relies on a bacteria which will kill the catepillers, as well as a caterpillar dust. But if you are seeing the caterpillars right now, the spray will work as a contact killer.
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It contains Pyrethrin (0.012%) which is the active ingredient that will work as a contact killer for caterpillars. Safer Brand also has Safer® Brand Caterpillar Killer which relies on a bacteria which will kill the catepillers, as well as a caterpillar dust. But if you are seeing the caterpillars right now, the spray will work as a contact killer.
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I am growing it here in Central Florida. I had overwatered it so it had developed oedema, aka edema. It also developed cercospora leaf spot, (which my swiss chard also developed) a round, purplish spot with tan center. So I cut it way back and spray with Greencure, an organic fungicide and the new growth looks great. I've also sprayed it with Azamax for any pests. So far, so good. It grows quickly so I am looking forward to some healthy summer eating.
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This product will kill any kind of vegetation you spray. However, that is only if you directly spray them. Spraying pest around them and spraying the soil will have no effect on these plants. It Only kills what is directly sprayed.
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I'm sorry, I bought ladybugs for my snowball bush. They took care of the aphids and then left. Best of luck getting rid of the ones you don't want.Anne
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Not sure about stinkbugs..this stuff kills just about everything. I live in Fl. and they shipped to me. Good Luck
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I have been feeding every two weeks. Tomatos are jumping out of the ground. I used the starter when I planted. Hard to tell which one is causing the success. Maybe both. Good stuff.
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I live on the Mississippi coast abuout 1/4 mile from the Gulf. We were plagued with fire ants and it was an ongoing balle using granules and baits until I sprayed the entire lawn with a mixture of Tarus. We have had not one "hill" this year.
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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
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Hello Christopher, My daughter lives in VA & she says it most defiantly kills them. She said it takes a little longer, but oh yes they are dead. We have the pine beetles here in the North West & it kills them also.
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I don't know what a creeping Charlie is but it will kill anything green you spray it on. It only kills the living things, you'll start seeing new sprouts growing after the previous ones die. Roundup has a product that keeps new sprouts from coming back but it's expensive. I spray this stuff every week or other week and it works for me.
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I'm not an expert but my reading tells me Florida summers might be too much heat for redworms. If you need to leave it outside during summers try African Nightcrawlers (Eudrilus eugeniae).
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I'm not sure what the rating was on the sf coverage, but it comes on 2 sponges. I actually split the package with my neighbor (they were afraid with 3 dogs I would only drive them out of my yard and into theirs) so between us, we did about 2 acres on the package, as both houses sit on about a 1 acre lot each. We didn't do areas where the dogs never go, so I'd guess a good 1 to 1-1/2 acres was covered. Did them last summer, so far this year, all 5 of our dogs are flea free at this point. They must have feasted all winter long. I also have seen only a few spiders, maybe 1 catepillar, maybe a dozen rolly-pollies, no grubworms at all. It looks as if they had a larvae feast all winter, and we are bug-poor this year - although I'm certainly not complaining about that! If you're "infested" already, you might want to use something strong to knock them back, give that 30 days to get out of the soil so it doesn't kill the nemotodes, and then put them out, and they seem to have really worked around here. I'm about to do my spring maintenance dose in the next week or two. They say about twice a year anyway, spring and late-summer, early fall, to keep them active in your yard. I assume if they eat all the food sources, they'll only move to the neighbors yard. They are actual insects that need to feed, but they do reproduce also. You just need to get and keep them established in your yard.
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I have yet to see a plant that it doesn't kill. Wherever you spray it, expect to end up with a patch of dirt that you won't be able to grow anything on for a long time. Probably about a year. All of your grass will be killed where you spray it.
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Yes! I searched far and wide for a good insecticide that would also work for widows. I had 3 different species of widow spiders (Southern Black, Northern Black, and Brown) brooding around my house. I was finding 3-4 a day at one point! I sprayed very well around the perimeter of the house and it knocked the population significantly. All of my neighbors were still complaining about them but none around my house! Just to test it, I once sprayed a specimen directly (it was a Northern Black Widow) before going to bed. I came back the next morning and found it dead on the ground.
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Demon WP is a pretty powerful pesticide. My guess is it will kill any crawling insects. I always use two packets to each gallon of water.
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No. This bacterium is selectively toxic to most moth and butterfly larvae (caterpillars). It will control the following leaf eating worms: redhumped caterpillar, bagworm, spring cankerworm, fall cankerworm, gypsy moths (when they are young), tent caterpillar, Elm spanworm, fall webworm, redbanded leafroller, tufted apple budmoth, variegated leafroller, fruit tree leafroller, omnivorus leafroller, grape leaf roller, cabbage looper, imported cabbage worm, green cloverworm, diamondback moth, tomato hornworm, tomato fruitworm (supression only), filbert leafroller, roughskinned cutworm, citrus cutworm, and rindworm complex on watermelons.
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oh i hate gnats also!! so far i havent been bothered by them so im assuming they get zapped as well. it gets alot of moths also.