On average you would use about 2 gallons of water per 1000 sq/ft.
The mixing ratio for Dylox 420 SL Insecticide is dependant upon what you are treating for. Typically, you would use 4.6-6.9 oz per 1,000 square feet. Therefore, one 2.5 gallon jug of Dylox 420 SL Insecticide will cover 46,000-69,000 square feet depending on the ratio used. The amount of water is not…
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Dylox 420 SL Insecticide is safe for humans and pets once the area that has been treated has dried. Please follow the label insturctions for application guidelines.
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide can be applied while you are seeind. In fact it would be a good thing, since you would be watering more often.
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide would only help you with the grub issue and if they are actively feeding, it is not labeled for bill bugs. The best time of treatment for billbugs is the same as the grubs, before they hatch so usually in the spring time is best. We would recommend Merit Insecticide Granules…
Read Full Answer »The amount of Dylox 420 SL Insecticide will depend on the what you are treating for. For most pests, such as cutworms, armyworms, chinch bugs, etc., the mixing ratio is 4.6-6.9 fl. oz. per gallon of water. This will treat 1000 square feet. For mole crickets, the mixing ratio is 6.9 fl. oz. per gallo…
Read Full Answer »Dylox 420 SL Insecticide will be good for 3-5 years from the date of purchase if stored at room temperature.Â
We sell many products labeled for prevention and treatment of grubs. Dylox does comes in the SL (soluble liquid) but also in a Granule. The granule formulation is better for smaller areas. Keep in mind that Dylox is an immediate curactive treatment only, not a preventative treatment for grubs. Carba…
Read Full Answer »Per the Dylox 420 SL Insecticide product label: Do not use in hose proportioned sprayers. You will need to apply with a pump or backpack sprayer.
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide works by both contact and ingestion. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions for the pest you will be targeting.
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide will not harm the lawn in any way even if it's a new seed. Dylox only last for 48 hours and is designed to knock back heavy populations of grubs and other pests in the lawn that are already heavily feeding on the lawn and doing damage. You would base when to put it dow…
Read Full Answer »We would advise to apply Dylox 420 SL Insecticide within 24-48 hrs within any rainfall before or after, mixing at the recommended rates so that the material can leave the residual to be effective for eliminating the taregted pests in the area.
Yes, with Dylox 420 SL Insecticide, you will need to use enough water that is going to give complete coverage of the soil or turf. Two gallons of water will ensure that the product is getting into the soil properly. The type of equipment used will determine the concentration required. Please let us …
Read Full Answer »Dylox 420 SL Insecticide is best product for third instar grubs because it works later in the season and provides a longer effective application window. Â It should be applied when they are actively feeding, so whatever time in your area that is, is when you should apply. Â Using Dylox will not dire…
Read Full Answer »Dylox 420 SL Insecticide provides fast acting grub control and is labeled for sod wedworms.
Dylox 420 XL Insecticide is the product we would recommend to treat an active infestation and it will work as long as the grubs are actively feeding. You will use 4.6 - 6.9 oz per 1,000 square feet.
Yes, for white grub control, you should use 6.9Â fl oz of Dylox 420 SL Insecticide per 1000 sq ft in sufficient water. 1 Acre is 43,560 sq ft, so for 2.5 Acres, you would use a total of 751 oz of Dylox SL to treat that entire area.
You need sufficient water to get through the thatch layer after applying Dylox 420 SL Insecticide, this could be about 10-20 minutes.
Yes, per the Dylox 420 SL Insecticide product label irrigation after application is required. Â You should irrigate with sufficient water to thoroughly wet the the area but not to the point of runoff.
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide is not labeled to specifically target fleas and chiggers, so we would not recommend using this product for those pests. We have a great guide that has a lot of useful information and tips for flea control here: https://www.domyown.com/how-to-get-rid-of-fleas-a-483.html