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Question: Will this help control stink bugs before an infestation starts on tomato and pepper plants if applied before an infestation starts?
Document: Came quicker than promised and was what we ordered. We use this to help control pests in the garden and is applied using a coffee can with holes in the bottom.
I haven't been able to find this stuff locally, so a 50lb bag at this price is great. I will be using it for my chicken coop to keep the smell and bugs under control.
They never take it seriously to really find all the hiding place because it is not their house. They don't give a darn.Shipping is expensive but the total would be just $60 comparing to hundreds or thousands of dollor you pay for pest control. The reason I gave 4 stars is while DE really works, it does make your room messy. If you can stand the white powder all over the place then this is the perfect solution for killing bed bugs. Cleaning up the powder is actually pretty easy though. Just vacuum them up.
Because insects will most likely walk over the DE and hide, so they actually won't expose to the DE continuously.I caught a lively adult bed bug and put it on a piece of paper, put a circle of DE around it. So when it finally walked over the circle I caught it immediately and put it in an open jar. It walked fast at the first few minutes, and after like 10 minutes it just didn't walk at all unless I kicked his butt. After a few hours I know it was dead because it was so dry that one of its leg came off after shaking the jar very gently!Avoid paying thousands of dollars for pest control, most of them do not know how to control bed bugs actually.
The barrier that they recommend to keep slugs out of the plants is a joke. I put a line of it around my flower beds and the slugs go right over the top of it.Earthworks Health has a video explaining the product and I'm sure glad I didn't do as they suggest and drink the stuff! Sorry I wasted my money and time on this garbage.
Don't worry about leaving any residue, since they are natural and non-chemical. I do recommend leaving DE in crevices, corner, around baseboard and under your bed. Put many of them everywhere in the kitchen if roaches is a problem to you. Leave them and they work for you quietly and efficiently.Sorry for this unorganized review. I rarely write review for most products I bought, but for this thing I just couldn't help. Because it does works!
I still give the alpacas Ivormec once a month for M worm but for 5 days once a month I dust their grain with DE to help intestinal parasites. So far I have yet to have any animals (horses, alpacas, dogs, cats) with parasite problems since I started but I would like to do this for a full year or 2 before coming to any conclusions.I have hardly used any of my 50lb bag so I'm sure I'll have this for a long time and look forward to finding more uses for it.
Then I tried the DE. I made use of an empty dish washing-liquid bottle, (for the spout-tip), and filled it with the DE so I could &#34;spray&#34; the powder into every crack and crevice by 'squeezing the DE-filled plastic bottle. I then applied a &#34;moderately thick&#34; dusting over the carpets. Lastly, I dusted my mattress on both sides, and made sure it got into every mattress seam, etc.
There's a reason this is priced so low...and it isn't simply to alleviate the cost of shipping it!I purchased this for a flea infestation in my yard & planned on using what was left over to feed to my dogs just to make sure they don't get worms. This product killed a few fleas but did NOT noticeably impact the flea population in my yard. I did not have it analyzed but would bet it is diluted with something - and I mean a lot of something else. Here's why I say that:I've used food grade DE before.
I can attest to DE Food Grade working on bedbugs. About a year ago, I suddenly found my small single-apartment unit infested with them - it was insane! From what I could gather, mine was a fairly 'heavy' infestation. Both the physical and psychological affects on me from these parasites, was enough to almost push me over the edge; no fooling. After doing careful research online for possible ways to get rid of them, I first tried a couple of 'traps' (including a yeast trap) but to no avail.
Answer: yes