We don't have the exact spreader setting to apply Bifen Granules with your model spreader. The easiest way to determine the correct setting for your needs is outlined below:
Ex: If you need to use 3 lbs of product per 1,000 sq ft you would add 3 lb of product to spreader, start with a medium setting, then apply product to a 20 x 50 ft area (1,000 sq ft). If you have product left, your setting is too low. If you run out of product, your setting is too high
Bifen Granules is not a systemic so will not be absorbed but is also not labeled to be used around edibles. Applications should be kept outside the dripline of the Pecan trees.
Bifen Granules are a pet and child safe product when applied correctly because it is broadcast over a lawn in small quantities. Please be sure to follow the product label for proper application. Please see our Flea Treatment Guide for more details on how to treat this pest.
Yes, you can absolutely use the Bifen LP Granules on your rock landscaping for further control. Water it in with roughly 1/2 rainfall equivalent and it will slowly break down over about 2 months or so to give continuous insect control. Many customers do the same thing you are with spraying around the foundation as it gives you the ability to get vertical surface treatment and any bushes that may be around as well as long term protection further out with the granules.
Because granules can last longer than a liquid residual, we don't recommend reapplying Bifen L/P Insecticide Granules sooner than 30 days.Granules wouldn't be the best option because the granules will usually sink below the thatch layer. When treating for fleas, it's better to use a liquid insecticide, you can use Bifen IT. With Bifen IT, when treating for active fleas, you can re-treat every 14 days. A liquid insecticide is better because the residual will be in the soil, thatch and grass blades as well, offering a better residual. Once you have it under control, you can continue to treat every 30 days, especially if those around you are not doing anything to control the flea activity. Take a look at our Flea Prevention Guide, Step 3, for more tips for Outdoor Yard Flea Prevention.
Bifen Granules must be applied dry to turf with a spreader and then must be watered in with 0.5 -1 inch of water.
Bifen Granlues will not have any effect on the rooting or health of your sod andmay be applied either prior to or following the laying of sod. We would recommend that you read over the product label for complete use instructions for your target pest.
Bifen L/P Insecticide Granules are broadcast with a spreader and watered in for treatment of many turf and ornamental pests. When watered in correctly according to the product label instructions it will treat pests that feed at the base near the thatch.
We recommend to continue using the Bifen L/P Granules for outdoors to protect your lawn from a broad range of insects. We do recommend treating in your wall voids and behind your outlets with an insecticide dust that will leave a long residual such as Delta Dust. It is water resistant and will last up to 7 months. To do a complete treatment we recommend our Roach Control Kit Rotation A. This kit comes with several products that should be used together to eliminate roach infestations.
If you have any other question in regards to roach control, please review Cockroach Treatment Guide
Bifen L/P Insecticide Granules are labeled for many insects such as mole crickets, ants/fire ants, chinch bugs, ticks, cutworms, armyworms, sod webworms, centipedes, millipedes, billbugs, pillbugs, sowbugs, etc. Please see the label for a complete list.
Bifen Granules are an excellent option for ticks in your lawn. You will broadcast them across the lawn and water the product in once it has been applied. This will last approximately 2-3 months in the soil.
Bifen Granules should not affect the bees as long as they do not land on the soil/areas treated with it. Though it is a non-selective insecticide which means that any insect that is contacted with the insecticide will be killed. You can help limit this effect by only applying the product when bees are not currently visiting the area that needs to be treated.
We are not sure why Bifen Granules does not have roaches on the label, but it is the same product as Talstar PL Granules, and roaches are listed on the Talstar granule product label. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Roaches for a successful roach control program. We do carry Roach Control Kits.
Yes, it is recommended to apply Bifen L/P Insecticide Granules when the ground is dry and be watered in after the application.
Unfortunately, no Bifen L/P Insecticide Granules is not labeled for use in potted plants. You can use Bayer Advance 12 Month Granules as an alternative.
Bifen Granules are broadcast with a spreader and watered in for treatment of many turf and ornamental pests. It is watered in according to the product label instructions for pests that feed at the base near the thatch.
Bifen Granules will not harm ornamental flowers and plants in much beds. It should not be applied around edible plants.
