Can it be applied to wet sod or when it is raining?
174801
If it's wet that's totally fine but if it's raining when u spray it's might not be as effective
174802
Excessive rainfall shortly after or during application can diminish results but you should not be concerned about applying when sod is wet. Thanks for considering your purchase through AgCareDirect and AgCareProducts.
856697
While really a question for Natural Industries my experience with the product would indicate that it needs to be absorbed into the soil and root area to work well. That given some rain after application might be a positive thing. I use on flowers and vegetables via foliar spray and as a soil drench. Excessive rain may be a problem - balance for me is the answer.
1293057
In must cases yes. If what you paint will be exposed to rain or other wet conditions I would suggest sealing.
2283522
Yes. Mix at the rate of 2 fl. oz. (4 Tbs.) per gallon of water and spray foliage to the point of run off. Best time to apply is early in the morning.
1339270
It depends on how you applied, if you mixed with water and sprayed you may need to re apply. If you spread the granules then just wait for it to rain.
1594387
I've only used it on mandolin pick guards and knife handles. I imagine it is not necessarily all weather, but could be re-applied...
1547910
One of the vials shown in the picture makes 2 gallons mixed with water in a sprayer. You can use the whole 2 gallons inside or outside but you won't need that much for one application. You just need to let it dry before allowing people or pets in or near the sprayed area. It works best when sprayed around the foundation & eaves of the house or barn. You could probably use on your fence perimeter along the ground but not sure how long that would work if it rains a lot in your area.
718490
Yes but make sure it doesn't kill your turfgrass. It works best when applied with a surfactant.
1388917
You want the ground to be moist before application. Just after a rain would be ideal. In my opinion, if your city uses chlorine/chloramine to treat the water, you could lose some of the nematodes to chemicals. I used a water filter rated to remove most of the chlorine to water the lawn and to apply the nematodes through a hose-end sprayer. You must mix the contents with water first (not in sunlight) and let set for 30 minutes. Then strain out the media they came in. You should use some type of sprayer under low pressure. Be sure to do it when it is very cloudy or at dusk. Sunlight kills the critters. That's why the ground needs to be soft and moist so they can merge into the soil effectively. You want the ground to be moist before application. Just after a rain would be ideal. In my opinion, if your city uses chlorine/chloramine to treat the water, you could lose some of the nematodes to chemicals. I used a water filter rated to remove most of the chlorine to water the lawn and to apply the nematodes through a hose-end sprayer. You must mix the contents with water first (not in sunlight) and let set for 30 minutes. Then strain out the media they came in. You should use some type of sprayer under low pressure. Be sure to do it when it is very cloudy or at dusk. Sunlight kills the... » Read More You want the ground to be moist before application. Just after a rain would be ideal. In my opinion, if your city uses chlorine/chloramine to treat the water, you could lose some of the nematodes to chemicals. I used a water filter rated to remove most of the chlorine to water the lawn and to apply the nematodes through a hose-end sprayer. You must mix the contents with water first (not in sunlight) and let set for 30 minutes. Then strain out the media they came in. You should use some type of sprayer under low pressure. Be sure to do it when it is very cloudy or at dusk. Sunlight kills the critters. That's why the ground needs to be soft and moist so they can merge into the soil effectively. « Show Less
1797499
No, you have to spray it on the garment to saturate the fabric and then dry it in a dryer to set the rain protection. It works well but it takes time and attention to the directions provided.
1475789
In dry weather, but not for long lasting effects. For outside I use Talstar and a growth inhibitor in a pump sprayer
1141208
I saw results in less than a week, as long as you do not get heavy rain for a few days it should be fine to apply the product.
686290
Yes. 0.5 of rain or irrigation within 3 days of application is required to activate the product. See "General Use and Precautions" on the label.
1939845
Yes, but it's important that the chemical is absorbed into the hills and ground around the hills. If you can use hose watering, that's good. Otherwise wait until about 24 hours before a rainstorm to apply.
85233
J., If you review the label, you'll learn there is no mention or directions indicating that it can be mixed with water. Basically its to be applied by sprinkling it over the lawn so to answer you question; you need to apply it as a powder.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
497163
Yes it can though it may weather faster and idk how it would do in rain. If you do I would use a giant tarp to put over it when done
1382598
Yes. My husband used it on an archeological dig where he had to remove sod.