I don't like it mainly because it kills predators too. And also the dust sucks ass, but my biggest issue is it killing my good bugs.
I seen a video where testing homemade pest killers and neem oil didn’t kill anything, the fastest killer was dish soap and water. Killed in 1 minute, next best was pyrithium.
Teach me, I have a container of this stuff and I’m not really sure what to do with it. I have kids, a dog and chickens so I have to be careful. I’ve seen the dog, chickens, and the kids eat dirt so you can’t trust any of them.
Just a small little little bit of granules will cover a whole pot, applications on bottle gove exact measurements but recalled like a tea spoon for, wow, like quite a bit lol a quarter bottle could surround a 1,500 square ft home. a tea spoon it says per 25 square feet so you can tell already, one potted plant hardly needs any. I think it is hazardous to eat of course but it melts into the soil and gnats larvae feed and die off it and grown gnats sense it coming out the entire plant and stay away. I would think there are ither things in the soil or media that one would use that is toxic to consume. Perhaps metal mesh screen/cage kind of thing? but yea. it is just bacteria and there would be soo little i would think it is ok.
Well now I gotta google it and see what’s going on.
Same ingredient, BTI which the mosquito bits come in 19$ 30oz from moster gardens which 4-5 pieces will cover the plants whole life just be patient with it and take a few waterings. I am suprised it did not work for you. Same ingredient.
Microbe-Lift, i can put in 1 drop... shake up water & be watering 30secs later. No straining out pieces. 300 drops is a 6 year supply at 1 drop per week. $20 for 6 years lol, its just better/easier.
I do coco/perlite daily feed so also depends on that setup. I would run through it faaast. I actually read a tip to switch to powder nutrients, for this same reason.