is it safe for my spider plants
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A small amount shouldn't be a problem, use a spray bottle and one to two mists should be fine
1252870
I just use an ordinary watering can with a fine spout. (Made for indoor plants, this sort of thing http://www.bing.com/shopping/dynamic-design-wc1018fe-watering-can-fern-dydwc1018fe/p/52A25876EC0588715012?q=watering+can+for+indoor+planrs&lpq=watering%20can%20for%20indoor%20planrs&FORM=HURE . How often depends on the time of year, I let the soil dry out a little on top between waterings so it's evenly moist but never soggy. I like to water it with a liquid fertilizer every other month or so and about once a year I will put the plant in the sink or shower pot and all and water it really good- let the fresh water flow through. This will leach out the salt buildup. Dont do this often though, just when you see salty deposits build up around the drain holes is how you know it's time. So , that's the deluxe treatment but spider plants are tough and really forgiving. My plant I bought is still thriving and gorgeous. It's huge and has needed repotted twice since I bought it. Hope this helps.
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I use "Safer" brand insecticidal soap. I've heard that some people have success using a small amount of dish soap, but I've avoided those because I'm afraid they will be too harsh on the plants.
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Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ?A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so." Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ?A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not... » Read More Frankie, there is nothing on the label or on the manufacturer website to indicate if this product is or is not safe with plants. However, on the manufacturer's website they have an FAQ section for this product and it states: "Q: Is it safe to use ParaGuard in Planted aquarium? Can my plants survive ?A: We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert/plant safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert/plant under every potential water parameter. It has been my personal experience that it is generally safe to use in planted aquaria and would not hesitate to do so." « Show Less
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I have only used it on ants and spiders but I don't see why not. Couldn't hurt to try. You could always save it for ant invasions if it doesn't.
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As far as I know it is ok. Miniature Elms don't like systemic insecticides inhibits growth and can kill smell trees (bonsai) just don't lover dose.
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Pretty simple....just put them in the soil and cover with dirt. I don't think you will have any trouble. They came up and are thriving. I have some planted with a spider plant and the contrast is very nice.
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It works great on fire ants, when you top dress the ant mound. As for being garden-safe, if you are growing vegetables in the garden, be careful to not put it on the vegetable plants themselves. I am pretty sure it would not be good for you, and might leave residual on your vegetables. If you are growing a flowering garden, it has not seemed to damage any plants I put it near.
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I don't know about your bushes, but when I used it I sprayed outside around the perimeter of my first floor apartment. Since grass came right up to the building; some of the grass got sprayed, too. I'm not aware of the product yellowing or killing the grass. This product is outstanding on killing the outdoor, big spiders before they make their way indoors. Before spraying the outside perimeter, I used the Terro product on ones getting inside. Regular bug spray from the grocery store was no match to those spiders. To obtain expert advice, perhaps there is a phone number or address of the manufacturer on the can that you can contact. In fact, I just went and checked my can of the product. The number is 1/800/800-1819. Company stated on can is in Pennsylvania. I hope that all of this helps.
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it didn't harm mines i sprayed outside around the windows and inside. i only have aloe vera plants. ofcourse i didn't spray the plant directly just around the plant pot.
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My understanding is that is kills any type of hard shell bug. The product is made of tiny little shrimp. The reason that is not toxic is because the diatomaceous earth breaks down the hard shell of the bug leaving it unable to be protected by its hard cover. While I have never read anything that says that it kills spiders I would think that it does.
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My main focus when purchasing them was for the removal of mice-which did not work. I do not recall if I noticed any spiders.
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I don't know for sure. Isnt helping my palms much though. I don't think this would hurt your plants, but I wouldn't spend money on this for them, as you can get regular plant food cheaper. Good luck!
1060527
Plants are rooted but I'm having a hard time with spider mites. I think it was infected by another plant and the mites have almost killed it twice. Over all the plant is as expected. I am hoping that it will flower this year or next, if the mites don't kill it.
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I am not sure about spiders although I have heard it's a natural repellant. I got it to help keep rats out of my outdoor rabbit cage and it works well. I didn't spray it, I put it on cotton pads and put them around the perimeter . Sorry I couldn't be more help. Good luck!
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I don't believe lastiseal will harm your plants in any way. I would use it.
587122
While I cant comment on your exact flora, I can tell you this product is extremely harsh to young plants. I wouldn't bring it near anything you dont want to lose.