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Sevin Concentrate is a great economical bug killer for treating larger areas such as large gardens, fruit trees and ornamental trees. Sevin Concentrate provides excellent control of leaf eating and plant sucking insects and it has the shortest pre-harvest interval. You can also count of Sevin Carbaryl Spray Concentrate to control ticks that may carry Lyme disease.
Sevin Bug Killer Concentrate has been trusted for over 50 years to protect your fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants from over 100 different kinds of insects. From Japanese beetles to spiders and even earwigs, Sevin Bug KillerLiquid Concentrate does it all. It also is great for protecting your trees as well. It will not penetrate plant tissue and is environmentaly friendly, so you can protect your harvest and also enjoy it for the entire season.
Use on lawns is prohibited
| Active Ingredient: | Carbaryl - 22.5% |
| Target pests: | Alfalfa Caterpillar, Armyworm, Cucumber Beetles, Cutworms, Flea Beetles, Green Cloverworm, Japanese Beetle, Lace Bugs, Leafhoppers, Squash Bugs, Sweet Potato Weevil, Thrips, Tomato Hornworm, Tomato Pinworm, Tortoise Beetles, Ticks, Ants (except pharaoh, harvester, and carpenter ants), Azalea Leafminer, Blister Beetle, Brown Tail Moth, Elm Leaf Aphid, Eriophyid Mites, Fall Armyworm, Fuller Rose Beetle, Plant Bugs, Scale Insects, Tent Caterpillars and many more pests * See label for complete list |
| For use in: | Fruit trees, ornamentals, vegetable gardens, shrubs, flowers, outdoor insect perimeter control in residential areas |
| Application: | Mix 1.5 oz - 3.0 oz per gallon of water and applied using a hand pump sprayer or a hose end sprayer * See label for complete application instructions |
| Pet safe: | Yes, when used as directed on label |
| Yield: | 3.3 to 10.6 gallons of finished solution |
| Shipping Weight: | 1.37 lbs |
| Manufactured By: | GardenTech |
| UPC: | 613499071002 |
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Sevin Bug Killer Concentrate is also easy to use. It comes with an included easy to use, no mess measuring chamber, so you can easily pour in the right amount of concentrate, so you can go straight to protecting your garden. Use it throughout the growing season, to provide full protection from all kinds of insects.
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26 of 26 people found this review helpful:
kill oleander caterpillars
By Tom in the villages,fl. on 04/04/2012
Verified Purchase
mixed concentrate in sprayer ....haven't saw any more for 3 weeks now...it must be working
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19 of 21 people found this review helpful:
Treating Bagworms
By in Toms River, NJ on 07/29/2013I was beside myself with 100s of bagworms all over my evergreen trees and shrubs, killing them. I used ecosmart insect killer, killed many but still had a bunch left. I tried Sevin and no more bagworms! Love this product! It works and not too expensive!!
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16 of 17 people found this review helpful:
Works for me! Sevin Ready Mix Spray
By Jmc in Sparks on 07/12/2012I sprayed it on herbs, broccoli, zucchini and spaghetti squash. It took care of the leaf eating bugs. All plants showed no ill effects. JMC
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16 of 17 people found this review helpful:
Worked better than other insecticides
By Mic in Midwest USA on 08/28/2012I spray for cucumber beetles and sucker bugs. Sevin is safest and works the best. Sucker bugs will kill a plant in hours if not treated in time.
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15 of 15 people found this review helpful:
Good stuff
By Ai in Dallas, TX on 07/05/2012This is very good to kill my peach borer in August
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11 of 39 people found this review helpful:
killed my produce!
By Cheryl in Double Oak, TX on 07/11/2012will never use again. this killed my zuchinni and it is still on other produce. Instructions do not even say how long you should wait to eat produce sprayed with 7 dust!!! It is even in the soil! Do not use!! I have use other sprays that did not kill my garden and I trusted 7 dust and never will again!
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10 of 14 people found this review helpful:
MIX IT A LITTLE WEAKER
By Kelly in Oklahoma City on 07/14/2014I KILLED my entire garden with this stuff. :( I suggest mixing it half as strong as label suggests. It burned up all the foilage and now I have no garden anymore. I have no bugs tho too! I might go buy some more plants, but it is late July now, so it might be too late to even find any half way big enough to have time to produce anything. I am just warning everyone this product REALLY works so well that I think you could mix it half as strong and still have it work. It is just a garden.. and I will get over it, but I wish I had been scared and mixed it weak just to be on safe side. Chalk it up to a learning experience for me I guess.
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7 of 9 people found this review helpful:
Be careful with peppers.
By Dave in Illinois on 06/22/2014Killed my cutworm problem just fine (coult the lil jerk wiggling an inch form a stem), but as the reason I rarely use it unless I have to, it's within an hour of application caused my plants to start wilting. I bought a brand new sprayer just so there would be no contaminants mixed in. Dangerous stuff, or I've done it wrong.
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3 of 3 people found this review helpful:
The Best
By William in Raleigh, Illinois on 08/05/2016I've been using liquid Seven Concentrate for years and it kills bugs. Do My Own Pest Control sells it a little cheaper and does a great job of packaging and shipping it to me fast.
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Liquid Sevin
By Richard in Searcy, Arkansas on 06/04/2017I noticed my garden vegetables getting damaged by bugs and such. I received the Liquid Sevin and applied it to my garden. It works perfectly, the bugs are gone. I sprayed my Muscadine Vines also. Great Chemical.
Have a question about this product?06/21/2012 Larry from Atlanta , Ga
QWhat are the mixing instructions for Sevin Concentrate?
AYou will need to mix 1.5 - 3.0 fl oz of Sevin per gallon of water for most applications. You can see the Sevin product label for complete usage instructions by clicking on this link: PRODUCT LABEL. Product labels are also available on individual product pages on our website in the product description box.
05/18/2012 Carol from Loveland
QDoes the Sevin concentrate wash off in the rain? We are spraying pine trees
AAs long as the Sevin application has had about 24 hours to dry before rain fall occurs the application should not wash off of the treated area.
04/11/2011 Rick
QHow much Sevin Concentrate do I need to use per gallon of water for tomatoes?
What concentration for tomatoes? And bi-weekly maybe but not more than 5 times per season?
AYou will need to use 1.5 oz of Sevin Concentrate per gallon of water. The maximum applications of Sevin concentrate for tomatoes per season is 7, applied as necessary. The last application of Sevin concentrate must be at least 3 days before harvest.
10/01/2011 Debbi from Greensboro, Md
QWhat is the shelf life of Sevin Concentrate?
How many years can you keep Sevin Concentrate?
ASevin concentrate, like all of our concentrates, can easily last up to 5 years on the shelf as long as you keep the lid on tight and keep the bottle out of direct sunlight. It also helps to shake the bottle every few months if you have not used it in a while.
05/05/2014 C. from South Carolina
QHow long do I wait until I let my dogs go outdoors after spraying Sevin?
I plan to spray liquid 7 (hook to water hose type) for ticks in my yards and trees. How long do I wait after application for it to be safe to let my dogs back into the yard?
ASevin Concentrate is safe for pets once the product has completely dried.
12/16/2017 Guy from Ft Lauderdale, Fl
QCan I use Sevin Concentrate on orchids?
A Sevin Concentrate can be used on flowers such as orchids.
10/28/2017 Jerry
QCan Sevin Concentrate be used in a home?
A Sevin Concentrate is for outdoor use only and cannot be used inside homes.
10/20/2017 Tom from Pennslyvania
QIs it safe to bring a plant indoors once it has been sprayed with Sevin Concentrate?
A Yes, you can bring a plant indoors after the application of Sevin Concentrate has had time to dry completely.
09/29/2017 James from Wichita County, Tx
QHow much Sevin Concentrate do I use for 1 gallon of water to kill webworms?
A You will mix 1.5 fl oz of Sevin Concentrate per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft for webworms.
09/24/2017 David from Camby, In
QWhat rate do I use when spraying Sevin Concentrate around the outside of home for insescts?
A You will need to mix 1.5 - 3.0 fl oz of Sevin Concentrate per gallon of water for most applications. You can see the Sevin product label for complete usage instructions.
09/24/2017 Dennis from Gilbertsville, Pa
QWill Sevin Concentrate help control spotted lanterfly?
A No, Sevin Concentrate is not labeled for spotted lanterfly.
09/03/2017 Patricia from Hamilton
QWill liquid Sevin kill European Hornets on lilac bush?
I have an infestation of European Hornets on my lilac bush and they are girding the branches and killing the bush. If I spray liquid Sevin at their chew sites, will it kill them? Is Sevin systemic, i.e. will they take it back to their nest and kill other hornets?
A Sevin Concentrate is not labeled for hornets or other stinging insects so would not be recommended. It is not systemic and would not be carried back to any nest, either. A better option would be to use a product like Bifen IT on the bushes to help control those that contact a treated area. We also have a great guide on treating waps and hornets here.
08/28/2017 Aaron from Oklahoma
QCan you use Sevin in an electric pump trailer sprayer?
A Sevin Concentrate can be applied with a pump-style tank sprayer or hose-end sprayer.
08/24/2017 Peter from Kitchener
QWhat is the ratio of Sevin Concentrate to water for grass to kill Chinch bugs?
A Sevin Concentrate cannot be applied to lawns. We recommend using Sevin Granules that are safe for the lawn and applied for controlling chinch bugs. Apply at a rate of 1.15 lbs - 11.50 lbs per 1,000 sq ft using a ground or hand spreader.
08/19/2017 Dave from Reading, Pa
QWill Sevin Concentrate kill spotted lantern flies?
A Sevin Concentrate is not specifically labeled for spotted lantern flies. We recommend that you contact your local cooperative extension office for more information on treating this species.
