Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Christine from Ca
    02/18/2020
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    Can I use Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control on Fiddle Leaf Fig?
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    The Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is for use only on ornamental plants, so if the fig tree you have is an indoor tree that does not bear fruit, then you could use this product to treat it as directed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Janine from Port Orford, Oregon
    07/18/2019
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    How soon after Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is applied would it be safe to eat the flowers on a plant?
    I would like to eat the flowers on a plant that was treated with Bonide a year ago. Would it be safe by now? If not, when would it be safe? Thanks!
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is not labeled to be applied to anything edible so waiting at least 1 year after application to do so would be best.

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  • Asked by Connie from Laurinburg Nc
    03/13/2021
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    Can I mix Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control into the soil before potting plants?
    I mix up my own soil combination for my indoor plants. If I know the size of the pot I am going to use, can I mix the granules with the soil prior to adding to the pot? This puts the granules within the pot and not on top. Will that work?
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    We are bound by law to stick to the product label instructions and can tell you that you should apply Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control to the top of the soil as stated on the label. You can contact the manufacturer to see if they have more information on the application you are describing. 

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  • Asked by Mary from Wa
    02/24/2021
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    Can I put Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control in water where I want to root infested cuttings?
    I have a lipstick plant infested with whiteflies. I've treated it with the indoor plant systemic. It's pretty spindly and I'd like to prune it back and root the cuttings. So should I wait a certain amount of time for the granules to work to kill the whiteflies and larvae, or can I put granules in with the rooting water?
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is insoluble in water and per the label, it needs to be applied and mixed thoroughly into the top layer of the soil. Once applied to the soil and watered in, it needs time to get to work as it's making its way through the plant. This will not work by putting the granules into water with your cuttings.

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  • Asked by Shanna from Plymouth
    06/24/2021
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    Why does the top of my soil mold when using Bonide Systemic Houseplant Insect Control Granules?
    When I use Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control for the tiny flies around my plants my plant soil molds. Has anyone else had this happen or know why this might be happening.
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    We have not heard of this issue when using Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control.  Mold is a moisture issue, and in the soil it would be more like some type of algae typically. The granules also could be on a clay type material carrier, so sometimes that will not break down fully and can leave a white "moldy" look on the surface. We recommend you reach out to the manufacturer to see if they have some more insight.
    Bonide- (315) 736-8231

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  • Asked by Gwen from San Antonio, Tx
    07/02/2013
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    How affective Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control this on Dahlia worms?
    Bayer Systemic 3-in-1 did not have an impact on my Dahlia beds for killing the weavel/worms that are attacking the Dahlias. I have used the systemic, dusted with Delta dust several times, used Malathion spray. Please advise. I'm at my wits end and have over 20 new Dahlia plants that are slowly being eaten to their demise.
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is not labeled for any type of worm. We recommend contacting Your Local Cooperative Extension Office and speaking with the Master Gardener to see what is recommended to treat these types of worms in your area.
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  • Asked by Kate from Indiana, Pa
    01/13/2019
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    Can I use Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control for mealy bugs on orchids?
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is labeled specifically for roses, flowers and shrubs.  For more specific information regarding your orchids, you may contact the manufacturer at (315) 736-8231. Please find a rate chart on the product label for the amount of product per plant or container. For example, you will use 2.5 tsp of Bonide Systemic Insect Control Granules for a 4 inch houseplant.

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  • Asked by Thea from Fredonia, Az
    01/10/2024
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    Does Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control kill nematodes
    I've had spider mites & other insects I cant identify, I've sprayed & sprayed with no control, now my plants are covered in clear worms, which I assume are nematodes. I've already lost 5 plant & can't loose more
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    The Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control are not specifically labeled for nematode control, but most broad spectrum insecticides can be used to control them. If spider mites and similar pests have been a consistent issue, a systemic root/soil treatment with these granules would help provide a more consistent form of protection and control on the plant through the year/growing season. If you are spraying only with things like neem oil and they are not working, you may need to take the plants outside and spray them with a residual insecticide such as Talstar that lasts for 30 days, in addition to the systemic treatment. Talstar should also help with nematodes for most situations. Neither of these products should be used on edible vegetation. 

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  • Asked by George from Tucson, Az
    06/15/2019
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    Can Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control be used on ferns?
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control should be safe to use on ferns when applied as directed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Jared
    01/08/2024
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    Will Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control work on millipedes?
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control are not labeled for millipedes. Here are the products we carry labeled for millipedes

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  • Asked by Joe from West Chicago Illinois
    10/29/2022
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    When is the 15lb jug of Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control estimated to be back in stock?
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    We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience, but we do not have a current ETA on when the Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control will be back in stock. You can request to be notified via email when this item is back in stock by going to the item's page and clicking on the "Email Me When in Stock" button. If you need anything else, please let us know.

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  • Asked by J
    09/08/2021
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    How soon after applying Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control can I bring outdoor plants inside near other plants?
    Outdoor plants have mealybugs, I don't want them to spread to my indpor plants. How long after applying should I waot before bringing the plants in?
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    You will need to give it some time for the Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control  to be absorbed through the roots and translocate through the plant. It will depend on the size of the plant. We would recommend waiting at least 7 days before bringing the plants inside.

    For a foliar insecticide treatment in addition to the systemic granules, we would recommend Talstar P at the mix rate of 0.25 to 0.5 fl oz per gallon of water. Spray the foliage of the plants and allow the application to fully dry before bringing them back inside (typically a couple hours). Please view the product label for more information. 

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  • Asked by Al from Kingston, Ok
    03/14/2017
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    What systemic do you recommend for aphid control on house plants?
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control would be good to use for aphids on houseplants.

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  • Asked by Thaddeus from Sc
    06/04/2021
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    Can Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control be used on indoor containerized plants? The label only states "container plants" but do not see where "indoor use" is okay.
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control can be used on houseplants per the manufacturer following the container plant instructions on the product label. If preferred, indoor plants can be moved outside for the application and once the soil has dried then moved back indoors. 

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  • Asked by Linda from Scarborough, Maine
    01/10/2019
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    Can you please provide me with the dosage amounts for container plants for Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control?
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    The labeled rates of Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control are dependent on the size of the container plant.  Please see the labeled rates for your specific plants.

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  • Asked by Chezzo from Oxford
    04/08/2021
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    Can I use Bonide Systemic Insect Control granules on pots contains bulbs that are shooting?
    I have planted some colocasia and caladium bulbs indoors. Can I use this given the shootshave just started
    A

    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control may be applied to bulbs that are shooting. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.

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  • Asked by Jennifer from Evansville, In
    03/16/2021
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    Is are Bonide Systemic Granules safe for peace lilies?
    I wintered my hibiscus in my sunroom and had no issues until the last month. All of the sudden, there are whiteflies on it and now I'm seeing a few on my peace lilies too.
    A

    The Label states Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is for use in flower beds, roses and shrubs. It does not specify peace lilies. You can contact manufacturer to confirm if they are safe for your peace lilies.

    BONIDE Contact
    (315) 736-8231
    https://bonide.com/contact-us/

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  • Asked by Ann from Goodwater
    02/15/2019
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    How do I mix Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control in a gallon container to put in spray bottle for houseplants?
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    Bonide Systemic Insect Control is labeled for outdoor residential areas only. You may be able to use something like Bonide Systemic Houseplant Insect Control instead. 

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  • Asked by Becki from Milwaukee, Wi
    01/23/2021
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    Is Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control effective against a scale infestation on houseplants?
    I have several potted plants of varying sizes that have scale infestations that I have not been able to eliminate. A large monstera deliciosa is the most problematic but they're also on a few dracaenas, an orchid cactus, a pilea and a couple other arid succulents.
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    Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control is effective for controlling scale on potted plants, including houseplants if used as directed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Julie from Fredericksburg, Va
    01/01/2021
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    Can Bonide Systemic Granules Insect Control be used on vegetable seedlings to control fungal gnats?
    Seedlings cannot be permitted to dry out during the germination process so fungal gnats are always a problem indoors when growing new plants.
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    Bonide Systemic Granules are not labeled for use on anything edible. Fungus gnats are primarily a problem caused by overwatering of your plants. You can eliminate your fungus gnat problem by drying out the soil of your plants for several days since they cannot thrive without moisture in the soil.

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