What are the ingredients? I see some customers spraying on edible plants, fruit and vegi's, but is it safe?
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Its active ingredients are: Putrescent Whole egg solids (ewwwww!), Rosemary oil, and mint oil. Kaolin, Potassium sorbate, sodium chloride, vinegar, xanthan gum, and water make up the base. It is perfectly safe for all crops and it works very well for our overabundance of deer! It works by smell and by taste---deer dislike it, but it is not unpleasant to humans when spraying it. Hope this helps!
2279014
I'm not sure if they are sprayed. I do know they use non-gmo almonds with no additives. They blanch them in a hot water bath to remove the skins in this particular one.
1440293
I would really reccomend against it. It kills everything. I sprayed some of my house with it, and about 4 months later there is still things dying where I sprayed it.Probably wouldn't be safe if you want to eat the vegetables.
1395138
The ingredients in this product are not toxic to bees, however; we do not recommend directly spraying them with the product. We recommend applying according to the directions on the label. If a bee were to come in contact with a plant that the product has dried on, the bee would not be harmed.
1995672
In my opinion, there is NO CHEMICAL that is organic. We , living on a farm, plant the bottom rows for the critters and the top rows for the humans. We don't spray our trees, even though our Government says it's safe. We may lose a little of our garden to pests, but with the help of certain plants, flowers and beer for the slugs, we survive. When I have an ant or other insect problem, I use Bifenthrin Multi-use because it's what the pros use. Organic -------------- probably not but you might contact the manufacture and ask them. Sorry, that is the best I can tell you. Good luck .
1464231
The bottle says nothing about slugs or snails, lists the following: thrips, katydid, leafminers, worms, catepillars, borers, cabbage worm, ...... I don't believe this is for lawn insect control, mostly for fruit trees and ornamentals?
988795
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
1352218
If you didn't spray the fruit, you should be fine at any time. If you got it on the fruit, I would just rinse thoroughly. There isn't anything toxic, just smelly.
670785
NO! Search "Basagran Sedge Control label" and read the label. It is not labeled for vegetables. It may even kill some. There is nothing on the label suggesting it is acceptable to spray on food crops. It is irresponsible to suggest it can be used for anything besides turf and ornamental, as labeled.
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I spray veg and fruits with a light mist of CHICO WASH - an organic food wash that kills bacteria and viruses and since one of the ingrediaents is ascorbic acid -- they hold their color. This works GREAT for me. I have 3 of them -- tomatoes, grapes, apples, peaches -- all have turned out Great. Dennis
2043964
Good heavens no! They are organic sprouting seeds. Why would one want to contaminate them with a disinfecting solution?
1650060
Sprayed? I don't quite understand what you are asking. It is 100% Neem oil. It is a syrupy solution that has to be diluted with water. I have been told by an organic farmer that this is one of the major things they use for pest control.
2041602
Hi, Lucia, in order to have that particular question answered you would need to go to the Punati website or contact the manufacturer directly to have that answered correctly. I highly recommend the product, but that does not mean that it is 100% toxic free. Good luck.
495795
when used as directed it leaves a waxy thick natural coating that the bugs either get stuck in or cannot eat leaf through and thus die. The plant consumes the wax over a couple week period and that is why you would not spray edible plant within 21 days prior to harvest. Product is good for plants and All natural. A serious gardeners tool to maintain a healthy garden. Has an order and an unpleasant taste.
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I really can't say. I looked it up on the internet and it says it's safe with roses, flowers, shrubs and containerized plants. But I also see that Bonide has a 32 OZ citrus, ready to spray fruit & nut insecticide. All natural, all in 1 insect & disease control. Natural choice. Great for citrus, fruit & nuts, & also vegetables, ornamentals, houseplants & lawns. Truly effective & all purpose. It is available at Amazon. I'm not an expert, just a user of a great product. Good luck.
1988808
It is difficult for consumers to know isn't it? Without a list of ingredients, everyone is just guessing. Since this product has been safely used for both a food additive and a homeopathic medicinal for years, it does not seem dangerous in any way. Only Dr. Christopher knows for sure and he's not talking.
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According to this website: http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.html It is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.