You will need to use 1.4 to 1.8 lb per 1000 sq ft. depending on the type of pest you are treating. Please read the ImiGold 0.5 G product label for specific treatment information and to find the correct usage rate for your needs.
The problem with the honey bees is when they gather nectar and pollen from treated plants. In this case you will likely be treating your lawn and not flowering trees and bushes which should limit the exposure to the honey bees. The other option would be to use Milky Spore to control the grubs. Milky…
Read Full Answer »The best time of year to apply Imigold 0.5 G is fully dependent on the type of vegetation you are treating and the pest you are trying to control. For the correct usage information you can read the product label or contact your local cooperative extension office and request to speak to the master ga…
Read Full Answer »We have never had any reports that the Imigold 0.5G causes grubs to be more active after the treatment. It does make sense though that after an insect such as a grub comes into contact with an insecticide that they will start to behave a bit differently as many of the insecticides interrupt their ne…
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ImiGold 0.5 G is pet safe as long as the pet is out of the area during the application. The pet can safely return after the area has dried.
Hi Yield Grub Free Zone can be sold to CT. Also, Adonis 75 WSP which also contains Imidacloprid can also be sold to CT. If you still want Merit, most folks will just have the product shipped to a family member or friend outside that restricted state and then they will ship the item to you.
The Imigold 0.5 Granules are not the same as the Premise Granules. Imigold is specifically for use in yards for grub and other lawn infesting insects that feed on turf. While the active ingredient is the same, the carrier is different in the two products and it has a completely different base and is…
Read Full Answer »Imigold will not work on bagworms. For bag worms you must you a spray like Fertilome Borer, Bagworm and Tent Caterpillar spray on the foliage of the plant. No systemic soil drench or injection product will work on bag worms so spraying down all the surfaces they are on of the tree/plant is the only …
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