There would be no valid reason for mixing Bifen XTS with Talstar P or Tengard. Mixing 2-3 insecticides together does not make either stronger and can contaminate an area making it highly repellent so that insects will avoid it and neither can do their job of killing the insects. If you want a faster knockdown product, you can add something like Exciter.
The rate for Bifen XTS for wasps is 1/3 oz. per gallon of water. You can find complete application instructions on the product label.
According to the Bifen XTS product label for budworms on ornamentals, you would use 0.26-1.28 ounces per every 10 gallons of water.
Two insecticides, like Bifen XTS and Permtherin SFR 36.8%, should not be mixed together. They're both synthetic pyrethroids and creating such a mixture could be too strong and backfire, causing insects to avoid the treated areas. Tekko Pro IGR, however, can be mixed with either of these insecticides. Although Bfien XTS would be the better option in treating chiggers, mosquitoes, fire ants and fleas.
Bifen XTS is labeled for both tent and webworm caterpillars. You will use 0.07-0.15 fl oz per 1000 square feet. This generally mixes in 1-2 gallons of water. This can be done every 21 days as needed.
Bifen XTS can be applied once a month to the listed exterior areas.
Bifen XTS should not be applied at this time of year directly to azaleas for aphid and lace bug control. It is an oil based product that could damage the plants if not applied in cooler temperatures. We would recommend that you use a water base product that will be gentle on these plants and apply in the evening or early in the morning such as Bifen IT. Dominion 2L Termiticide Concentrate should be applied as a drench around the base of the shrubs/bushes in no less than 10 gallons of water per 1000 square feet. Direct application to the root area is best for lacebugs and aphids.
Bifen XTS should be applied 25 ft away from areas with water. Apply on a non windy day to avoid drift to water areas.
According to the manufacturer, for chinch bugs, you will use 1/6-1/3 oz. of Bifen XTS per gallon of water. To maximize efficacy against subsurface pests, apply with a non-ionic surfactant and irrigate treated areas with 0.25-0.5 inches of water immediately following application, taking special care to prevent run-off or puddling.
Bifen XTS is only labeled for indoor use in basements and crawl spaces for the treatment of subterranean termites. If used according to the product label, it should not have any effect in the main living space of the home.
Bifen XTS can cause burning to the lawn if applied during the heat of the day. It is best to apply in the morning before temperatures get too high.
Yes, Bifen XTS is labeled for armyworms. According to the product label, it is mixed at 0.07-0.15 fl oz per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft when treating armyworms.
Bifen XTS is labeled for army worms. You would mix 0.07-0.15 oz per 1000 square ft. The label states to ensure that the best control of Armyworms, Cutworms, and Sod Webworms is achieved, postpone watering or mowing for 24 hours following application.
Yes, Bifen XTS is labeled for army worms. Be sure to read the product label for complete application instructions.
Bifen XTS can be used to control stinkbugs outdoors. Bifen XTS, like most products, is not specifically labeled for stinkbugs because this pest is so new to the industry. Most professionals use the highest allowed usage rate on the product label for the area they are treating when trying to control stinkbugs.You should treat monthly through November for stinkbugs and other overwintering insects. You can start earlier next year around the July or August.
