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Asked by Scott from Hartland, Wi

07/31/2014

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Is Malathion safe to spray on raspberry bushes that already have some fruit on them?
I have a ton of Japanese Beetles that have infested my raspberry bushes and I want to use something safe.

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Yes, you may use Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate on Raspberry bushes that are producing fruit. You may make up to 3 applications per year, at least 7 days apart, and do not apply within 1 day of harvest. Please read the Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate product label before use for complet…
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Yes, you may use Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate on Raspberry bushes that are producing fruit. You may make up to 3 applications per year, at least 7 days apart, and do not apply within 1 day of harvest. Please read the Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate product label before use for complete instructions.

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Asked by Jonathan from Denver, Co

03/01/2015

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Can Bonide Malathion be used as a drench to control root aphids? Can it be tank mixed with other insectisides?

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Bonide Malathion 50E is labeled to be used as a foliar spray. It is a contact kill for a variety of insects and is not labeled to be used as a drench. It can be mixed with other insecticides unless the label states otherwise.

If you are looking for a systemic treatment for root aphids, Merit 2F is a

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Bonide Malathion 50E is labeled to be used as a foliar spray. It is a contact kill for a variety of insects and is not labeled to be used as a drench. It can be mixed with other insecticides unless the label states otherwise.

If you are looking for a systemic treatment for root aphids, Merit 2F is a very good product. It is labeled to be used in/on turfgrass, sod farms, fruit and nut Trees, interior plantscapes, and ornamental landscapes.

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Asked by Debra from Mobile

07/01/2013

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How long do I need to wait before allowing my pets back into an area treated with Bonide Malathion 50E ?

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You will need to wait about two hours or until the Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate application has dried before allowing pets and people back into the treated area.

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Asked by Janice from Whiteville, Tn

08/20/2013

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How much Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate would it take to spray 3 acres?
Need flea control, and a few other ground insects on approx. 3 acres.

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You would need to use approx. 3 pints of Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate to treat 3 full acres. You want to mix at a rate of .5 - 1 fl oz Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate into one gallon water. Please review the product label for application.

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Asked by Bonnie from Mentor,ohio

06/29/2015

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Can Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate be used on 1" Norway Maples that Japanese Beetles?
The leaves are starting to droop.

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Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate is more used on edibles plants and crops and ornamental shrubs and vines and does not list trees on the product label. Talstar P is our most popular product for Japanese Beetles on ornamental trees and would be great to use.

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Asked by David from Greensboro, Nc

03/13/2019

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What product is used to control worms in pecans?

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Malathion would be a great product for worms on pecan trees.  The active ingredients Spinosad or Bacillus thuringiensis can also be very helpful controlling webworms on pecan trees. Both active ingredients are natural and safe to use on edible plants and trees and both of them effect the way a ca…
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Malathion would be a great product for worms on pecan trees.  The active ingredients Spinosad or Bacillus thuringiensis can also be very helpful controlling webworms on pecan trees. Both active ingredients are natural and safe to use on edible plants and trees and both of them effect the way a caterpillar or worm can feed and cause them to stop eating and die.

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Asked by Mike from Kentucky

06/21/2013

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Does Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate kill ground hornets?

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Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate is specifically labeled for hornets. It is more for sucking and chewing insects. You want to use a residual product labeled for them like Talstar P.

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Asked by Theresa from Beaver Dam, Ky

07/24/2017

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Can Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate kill fleas?
My house and yard is infested in fleas.

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Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate is not labeled for fleas Please take a few moments to review our article/video on How to Get Rid of Fleas for information on treating and preventing this pest.

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Asked by James

09/14/2019

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Is Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate for fleas?

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No, Bonide Malathion 50E Concentrate is labeled for flea beetles, but it is not labeled for fleas. Please take a look at our Flea Guide for product suggestions and tips on how to treat and prevent fleas.

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