can I use it on African violets?
1133604
You could, but I would not use foliar spray. I would drench the potting soil with 1 teaspoon / per gallon.
976101
I don't have a scientific answer, but in my experience this product has been effective until the bottle is empty. It takes me years to use up a bottle, so I conclude that it doesn't have an expiration. If you haven't used it in a while, I suggest you use it for 2-4 weeks and see how your plants respond. It can't hurt them, and if they become more vigorous you'll be pleased. My African violets respond very quickly with new flower buds, for instance.
1535120
According to other comments here it will kill Wild Violets. I have no first hand experience with killing Wild Violets.
991061
I've used it around well established plants with no noticeable consequences. Don't get any of the spray on the leaves. It will kill any green it touches.
1049595
we have never used it on succulents, however it should work Ok, but make sure it is well diluted and do not overdo it.
812682
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.
167440
To my knowledge, it can be used on any plant, indoor or outdoor. It also is supposed to prevent any insect infestation. I'd go ahead and use it but you can email the company if you have doubts. They're always eager to help.
1593898
I personally never had African violets but I would still say yes that it would be great for any plants because I have had many types of plans under these lights and have gotten nothing but blooms from my Oxalis, amaryllis even my Christmas cactus that i had never even seen bloom before had under this light!
2102838
I never sprayed it onto wild violets but I can tell you it will kill them because it killed everything else it was sprayed onto...I even mixed it stronger and killed some small brush that was cropping up in a fence row!
231706
you could simply use something like ivory liquid but I recommend using a surfactant specifically for use on plants
1202284
I don't grow lilacs, sorry. But I have used it on crape myrtles, flowering pomegranate, fringe tree, and a host of other shrubs. I cannot imagine that it would damage lilacs.
758527
I have used it on my potted Japanese Maples that had scale mites and it worked great. Follow dilution directions and less is more for potted plants (if that's your case)
486702
I dated a Violet once, she was pretty wild all right, but beyond that I have no idea what a wild violet is. The instructions that come on this product say that it's good for nutsedge, wild onions and wild garlic, but you'd be advised to check the manufacturer's Website for additional particulars. Let your fingers do the walking here: http://imageforweeds.com/
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No, their label definitely states this product is for non-edible plants & not to use near ponds, lakes, streams etc'. Keep out of reach of childrenWe bought this for spider mite infestation on our indoor house plants & it worked very well for that sort of problem.
533787
I would not recomend it. I used it on my plants. Better to get plain Neem oil to use.
167910
I do not know, use it on just pot plants only. would check with the company on this.
729105
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.