Can I spray this in my garden on the plants?
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Yes, we spray the whole yard and our gear den too. Just like anything you buy in the store, make sure you wash it before you eat it
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See the Mosquito Barrier website. Yes you want to spray all your plants throughly especially the one that are in shady areas that retain moisture. This is where the mosquitos rest during the day.
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I used it all season on my garden plants and ate salad greens from the garden the same day I applied Mosquito Barrier. No ill effects. They didn't even have a garlic taste :-)
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See the Mosquito Barrier website. Yes you want to spray all your plants throughly especially the one that are in shady areas that retain moisture.This is where the mosquitos rest during the day.
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No just spray it, with in the week it will be dead including the roots. Be careful of drift, it will kill other plants. Sooner or later you will have to cut the plant, but it is easier to cut them after the leaves fall.
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I'm quite sure you can use this on any plant. It just needs to be watered down. The instructions are very clear on the label.
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Absolutely you could use in your garden....it is safe anywhere for humans.....but if you are having rodent troubles in your garden, look into another product sold by Amazon, Diatomaceous Earth (you can get it in 2.5 jars, or up to 50 lb bags) to also use for pest, rodent, and insect repellant in your garden.....you can use it on your pets' food, or eat it youself....in combination with the peppermint oil (mixed with water) sprayed on your garden, you should really be happy fast.
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I believe the packaging says to avoid spraying directly on flowers I\ve sprayed directly on plants and veggies with no ill effect whatsoever though. Its ineffectual if you want to deter garden insects like aphids and such. Its pretty ineffectual in deterring any insect to be honest. It used to be a good product but now it does nothing.
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It depends on what you spraying. If you use natural diatomaceous earth, then yes.
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Not really, this product is designed to kill greenery. I have sometimes sprayed around trees accidently and nothing happened to the trees or roots
785644
Yes it can. Imix it up and put a good healthy does on the nut grass and it kills it out. HOWEVER the nut grass will come back with time if you get a lot of rain but that does stays in the ground for a long time. I try not to put the spray too heavy around the base of any of my plants. I am getting ready to mix up a batch tomorrow and it is the only product that works on the nut grass in South Texas.
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It is nontoxic, but I believe if you spray too much too close to vegetable plants you risk killing the vegetable plants. If they are large and established a little to kill the surrounding weeds should be ok
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Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
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It's concentrated - You'll need to dilute it in water (directions on bottle) before spraying on plants and in your garden.
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I am not certain,if the instructions say differently don't use it...but I would just apply a small amount {test section} and see how the plant reacts.."Safer" recommends to apply in the late afternoon,because direct sunlight effects this additive that is the organic and controls the leaf eating creepy crawlies.Using a spray bottle,I don't see why not,just watch the amount you mix in the spray bottle...I follow the the 1 gallon instructions when i mix...it is a concentrate so be careful.
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While both products can be used to fight pests in gardens, we do not recommend mixing the products together for application. They can both be applied separately according to the application instructions.
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Probably not. Also this is too low a quantity to dose a garden with. Try a cat repellent or scattering pinecones in your garden
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Try reading the label. It is not for gardens! It is to be used by registered pest control professionals only. It should not even be sold on Amazon, especially to people that do not read the label!!
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I am sure you could. I use it on everything and never had it hurt anything yet except sprayed it on some plants once to kill potatoe bugs and the plants turned brown because I mixed it too strong.
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Yes, but you should consider that it will kill all insect life that comes into contact with it, including ones beneficial to the garden. I wouldn't want a completely insect-free zone for very long in my garden.