Malathion 57% is not labeled for tick control. We would recommend to use the Outdoor Flea and Tick Kit, once the treated area is completely dry it is safe for your dogs to be back in the yard.
Malathion 57% is not labeled for Elm Seed Bugs, it could kill it if you spray it enough to suffocate it. We would need more information for a better recommendation. You can email us at [email protected] or call us 866-581-7378 Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm EST.
When using Malathion 57%, each of the vegetable and fruits you have listed have a different ratio to use per gallon of water. You would use any where from 0.15 - 0.28 fl oz per gallon of water for each one you have listed with squash requiring the most of 0.28 fl oz per gallon. However, watermelon only requires .15 fl oz per gallon. So unfortunately, there truly is no catch all for your over all garden that would cover everything based on the product label.
Malathion 57% can last on plants for over 3 weeks.
You did not mention what you are treaing for on your question however, Taurus SC Termiticide is not labeled to be used on or near anything edible like the Malathion 57% is generally used for. So with that being said, no you would not want to mix these two products together.
Malathion 57% is labeled to treat crickets on strawberry crops. If you are treating for residential lawns and perimeter treatments(not edibles), any of the synthetic pyrethroid products here will work great for you treatment.
Malathion 57% should be applied when the dogs are not present. They can return to the treated areas when the surfaces have completely dried.
Malathion 57% is not labeled for treatment of fleas and ticks in the lawn. We do carry an Outdoor Flea and Tick Kit that would offer great results if applied as directed. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Fleas and How to Get Rid of Ticks for a successful eradication program.
Malathion 57% is not labeled for use on horses or any other animals.
Unfortunately. Malation 57% is not labeled for gnats. If you are looking for a more natural product to treat for gnats, we would recommend a product like Essentria IC3, or if not then we would recommend like Talstar P. Each of these products would also be safe for the lawn.
No, Malathion 57% is only labeled for outdoor use.
Malathion 57% is not labeled for grubs. Please take a look at our Grub Control Guide to find another option that will work for your needs.
The mixing rate of Malation 57% is .15 to .20 ounces per gallon of water, which is about 1 teaspoon.
Yes, Malathion 57% is labeled to treat for aphids, can can be used on all the trees that you have listed above. Please be sure to reference the product label for the correct usage rates.
Yes, Malathion 57% is labeled to treat for grasshoppers. Please be sure to check the product label for the correct mixing ratio as it is different depending on what crop you are treating.
The pre-harvest interval (PHI) can vary from 0-7 days, depending on what vegetable you treating. Please refer to the product label for information on the specific vegetables you are treating.
The product label for Malathion 57% recommends that you apply it when temperatures are 65 degrees or above. As a general rule, the best temperature range to apply most insecticide products is between 65-85 degrees.
No Malathion 57% is not labeled for bedbugs. Please take a moment to review of How To Treat for BedBugs Pest Control Guide and our Bed Bug Control Kits for all the necessary products to fully treat for bed bugs.
Malathion 57% should be sprayed using a hand or backpack sprayer as it is not labeled for thermal fogging applications.
Malathion 57% is not labeled to be used on lawns nor for sod webworms. A better product to use would be Talstar P.