Malathion 57% is NOT labeled for use on any animals. This product is only labeled for certain insects on plants, fruits and vegetables and specifically states that it is harmful to animals. Please refer to the product label for how to use it in the proper areas only. If you are looking for a product safe to use on your pet for flea control, you could use Permethrin SFR which has a very low dilution that is safe to be used on pets by either wiping it on with a towel or using it carefully as a dip.
Malathion 57% should be sprayed using a hand or backpack sprayer as it is not labeled for thermal fogging applications.
The Malathion 57% label does not state that a surfactant should be used.
Yes, Malathion 57% is pet safe if used as directed. Pets need to be kept off the lawn while the product is being applied, but it is fine for them to return to the area once everything is dry.
Malathion 57% has the broadest label and is our most popular product for customers that need to treat fruit and vegetables plants. Always read the product label to be sure the plants you need to treat are listed. We also recommend contacting your local cooperative extension office to seek advice on the best products for plants and insects in you region.
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 not labeled for grubs. Please take a look at our Grub Control Guide to find another option that will work for your needs.
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% is not labeled to be used in lawns or on flowering ornamentals so we cannot provide rates for this use. A better option would be Talstar P which is known for being gentle on plants and is the most used product for general pests in lawns.
According to the manufacturer of Malathion 57%, you should not use the product over your entire yard. We do carry a full line of products that are labeled for use on lawns, gardens and other landscaped areas. You can see these products by clicking on the Lawn and Garden section on the left side of our homepage or by clicking here Lawn and Garden.
Malathion 57% is not labeled to be used on lawns for lawn pests. Also voles spend a lot of time above ground and they eat plants, not insects, like moles. We would recommend reading over our guides on moles and voles to be sure you have correctly identified what you are dealing with. There are also helpful treatment guides as well.
Malathion 57% is labeled for squash vine borers. It does not list corn borers, specifically. The product is labeled for corn and other listed insects.
Malathion 57% is labeled for treating spider mites and is safe if used as directed on tomatoes and watermelons.
Malathion is labeled for use on ornamentals. It is not specifically labeled for roses. We would recommend using Fertilome Triple Action. It is an insecticide, miticide and fungicide in one. It is safe for use on roses and other plants as well.
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% is not labeled to be used on lawns nor for sod webworms. A better product to use would be Talstar P.