how long do they stay around after being applied do they die off in winter months
1719748
I was told that they remain dormant if the winter months are cold. In the warmer climates they are active, but should be watered down every 4 mos.
1454044
With use---especially this winter--mine does not last too long. The product is always moist even if it has lasted a couple of months and does seem to still work. I buy two at a time. I can't vouch for the technical chemical potentcy. Marlene I.
810477
They withstood a New Hampshire winter. I decided to take them inside for their second winter. With limited charge time in the winter they don't stay lit long anyway. In the summer they stay on all night.
2204377
Indefinitely as long as you store them in a safe place. You should keep them some place where they will not be exposetto temps above 80 degrees.
2020450
I only had one chance to try out the gloves after I applied the product, so I can not say how long it truly lasts. There seems to be enough liquid product to reapply 3 or 4 times. Longevity would also depend on how you use your gloves and how often you use them. In my case, I used AnyGlove on my motorcycle gloves and it lasted for several hours of riding and still worked at the end of my ride. I wouldn't suggest having a snowball fight with the gloves but for casual wear a bottle might last a winter.
599628
As long as you shake out the droppings they can last like a month to a little longer .. I put mine near a heat source and they doubled in size in a day . keep em warm to make em grow fast and keep em cool to slow it down
2208134
It depends on how heavy the usage is on your system. They usually last about 3 to 4 months with our system.
283653
You can store these in your refrigerator (Do Not Freeze) for up to 2 months. Make sure you apply it during the evenings or early mornings. Noon to mid afternoon will kill them as the suns rays/heat are too strong.
1679828
Yes I leave them out all winter.They will not stay on as long as the sun will not charge them to full capacity .
1874987
They will stay if you have an aphid infestation, but once that's cleared up they will leave. Within 1-2 weeks they were all gone from my garden.
783471
They ship a random selection of plants, so it is hard to answer your question. It depends on what you get. Some would probably survive outdoors in indirect light during warm months. I doubt any of these would survive a winter freeze. Perhaps if they were covered from the winter elements.
2185733
It will die if it is freezing and you put it outside. You will need to keep it indoors until the danger of frost is over. When I put mine outsode , I keep it in a pot.
565080
I really can't say as we just installed them this past spring before the whirlybirds started dropping from the trees. I am looking forward to see how they do once the leaves really start to fall.We usually have mild winters, so it's hard to tell as far as icicles go.....
429403
Depends on how many pantry pests you encounter--if you have a goodly amount, the sticky surfaces will fill up with flying insects quickly. I think they last between one and three months.
2278825
Its less than one year and they are covered in snow. They are still working. I bought these lights with the intention they will last for 5 years or more. Time will tell.
1211021
Three months or so. The sticky surface will last as long as there is surface available - I think that it is the moth mating pheromones (sp) that likely wear out.
907006
I am pretty certain they have shelf lives that are months. But we freeze them and they last for very long times and work perfectly when thawed.