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Asked by Michele from Peoria,il

07/02/2012

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Can I water my plants 24 hours after applying sevin dust?

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You should wait at least 48 hours after applying Sevin Dust before watering plants.

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Asked by Elysia from Baton Rouge

06/24/2015

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Watering after application of Sevin Dust 5%?
Good Morning. I read on one of the other questions that I should wait 48 hours after application before watering. The problem with this is I live in Louisiana and my plants are all in pots it just gets entirely to hot to wait 48 hours. It has been so hot here I have actually had to water them 2- 3 times a day this week. Would it be okay if I water them with a slow running hose directly in the dirt with out getting the leaves wet?

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As long as the Sevin Dust 5% does not get wet then watering the soil of the plants should be fine. Once the dust gets wet it is not longer effective.

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Asked by Judy from Conway Arkansas

06/21/2015

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How long after applying Sevin dust can I eat my vegetables; tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers etc?

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Per the Sevin Dust Product Label: Pre harvest interval after applying sevin dust to Cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers is 3 days. See the product label for the full list of edibles and pre harvest intervals for each.

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Asked by Stormy from Lynchburg

08/11/2016

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Can I use Sevin Dust on my tomato plants?
I hear locust but today I saw a few on my tomato steaks? If I dust my tomatoes with 7, will it help?

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Yes, Sevin Dust can be used on tomatoes for various insects. This product is only labeled to be used up to 7 times a year. Wait at least 3 days before harvest.

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Asked by Marnie from Boise, Id

06/20/2018

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Do I need to apply Sevin Dust 5% again after the rain?
I applied sevin dust to my plants the other day and then we had an unexpected rainstorm. The powder has dried to the top of the plants but should I reappy the powder again?

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When applying Sevin Dust, or any other insecticide dust outdoors, you want to have as many dry days in a row as possible to allow the product to work. Once it rains it will wash away the dust as it is not designed to stick to the surfaces outdoors long term.

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Asked by Kate from Memphis, Tn

07/01/2016

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Are veggies safe to eat if I applied Sevin Dust 5 days ago, but I can still see it on the plants?
I applied the dust 5 days ago but I can still see it on the plants and veggies. Are they safe to eat? (All after their required harvest period of 3 days, but I'm concerned since i can still see the dust.)

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As long as you are outside the Pre-Harvest Interval window for each plant according to the product label for Sevin Dust, then the food would be safe to eat after washing.

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Asked by Jody from Hockessin De,

06/04/2015

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Is it safe to apply Sevin Into soil? Please explain!
After reading the labels, I noticed that soil application mentioned. I am making my own potting soil. I am using recycled soil. I wish to apply seven into the wheelbarrow full of soil, and mix to help kill the different listed bugs I have had an issue with. I am using established plants, not seeds. I have used this product religiously for about 6 years now. But, is it okay to just add it to the soil? Will it kill all manner of pests just like if sprayed to the plant? Will it only kill soil bound insects, and eggs?

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According to the manufacturer, Sevin Dust should not be applied directly to soil that you are making. It will dissolve within the soil. It should only be used around established plants and the soil around those.

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Asked by Chris from Overland Park , Ks

06/24/2014

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Can Sevin Dust 5% be mixed with water to spray the vines and leaves of squash?
I have a bag of dust and an empty bottle that used to have Sevin spray in it. I don't feel comfortable "sprinkling dust"... "How much is just right ?" from this bag.

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No, Sevin Dust 5% should not be mixed with water. The rate of use for squash is .5 lbs per 1000 sq. ft. If you are not comfortable using dust, we would recommend Sevin Concentrate. This can be mixed with water and sprayed directly onto the plants.

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Asked by Mike from Sacramento, Ca.

03/28/2013

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Can Sevin Dust 5% be used on dogs as a flea powder etc?

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Sevin Dust 5% is not labeled for use on animals. We do carry Hi-Yield Garden, Pet Livestock dust which can be used directly on dogs for flea control.

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Asked by Kris from Richfield Utah

06/14/2015

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Can I water right after using Sevin Dust?

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You should not water for at least 2 days after applying Sevin Dust and reapply if rainfall occurs.

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Asked by Tony from Koxahatchee Fl

12/21/2014

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How long do I wait to water plants after applying Sevin Dust 5%?

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You should wait at least 48 hours after applying Sevin Dust before watering plants.

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Asked by Ron from Fort Smith At

04/20/2015

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How many days do I have to keep my dogs off of seven dust

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Pets need to be kept of out the treated area until the Sevin Dust 5% has time to settle. The dust will likely settle within 1-2 hours.

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Asked by Alaine from West Columbia, Sc

11/30/2011

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Will Sevin Dust kill bed bugs?

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Sevin dust is not labeled for bedbugs and cannot be used indoors. We recommend that your purchase and use one of our bedbug kits. These kits come with everything you need to treat all of the different areas of the infested rooms. We also recommend putting bedbug mattress and boxspring encasements on…
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Sevin dust is not labeled for bedbugs and cannot be used indoors. We recommend that your purchase and use one of our bedbug kits. These kits come with everything you need to treat all of the different areas of the infested rooms. We also recommend putting bedbug mattress and boxspring encasements on your bed.

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Asked by C from Nacogdoches, Texas

06/14/2016

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Can Sevin Dust be used on green beans?
Is it safe to freeze or eat them once applied?

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Yes, Sevin Dust is labeled to be used on beans. You would want to be sure and wash and rinse them throughly before freezing or eating them once used in the growing process. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.

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Asked by Philip

08/01/2011

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Does Sevin dust Cicada Killer Wasps?

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Yes, Sevin dust should work like any other dust. If you get the Sevin Dust in the hole or burrow where the Cicada Wasp is nesting, it will pick up the dust on its body when it leaves the burrow.

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Asked by Lona

06/24/2016

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Can I put Sevin Dust 5% on wet leaves or will it burn the plant after watering?

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Sevin Dust 5% should be applied when target plants or treatment areas are dry. The Sevin Dust 5% label does state that some phytotoxicity may occur on tender foliage in the prescence of rain or high humidity of several days duration following an application.

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Asked by Amanda from Lansing, Mi

04/13/2012

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If I use sevin dust to kill ants in my compost pile, how long before I can use the soil to start my seeds?

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You do not have to wait any period of time as long as the seeds you are planting are listed as an allowed plant on the Sevin product label. You should not use Sevin dust in the compost if the seeds you are planting are not listed on the product label.

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Asked by Deanna from Keithville, La

06/07/2018

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Will a heavy coat of Sevin Dust hurt my garden plants?
We dusted 2 days ago & the duster put out a rather heavy coating. We have squash, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes & canteloupe. We want to kill the cucumber beetles, but don't want to harm the plants.

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Per the product label for Sevin Dust, you should apply a thin, even film of dust to plant surfaces. Do not reapply more than once a week. If there is still a heavy dust application after several days, then you may rinse the plants to remove excess dust to prevent phytoxicity or other sensitivity. B…
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Per the product label for Sevin Dust, you should apply a thin, even film of dust to plant surfaces. Do not reapply more than once a week. If there is still a heavy dust application after several days, then you may rinse the plants to remove excess dust to prevent phytoxicity or other sensitivity. Be sure to follow the label for pre-harvest intervals and maximum number of applications per year.

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Asked by Jason from Wetumpka, Alabama

01/28/2015

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How long does the Sevin Dust need to be down on the yard before it rains?
trying to kill all insects and mites

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When applying Sevin Dust, or any other insecticide dust outdoors, you want to have as many dry days in a row as possible to allow the product to work. Once it rains it will wash away the dust as it is not designed to stick to the surfaces outdoors long term. A better option would be a residual insec…
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When applying Sevin Dust, or any other insecticide dust outdoors, you want to have as many dry days in a row as possible to allow the product to work. Once it rains it will wash away the dust as it is not designed to stick to the surfaces outdoors long term. A better option would be a residual insectice like Suspend Polyzone that you mix with water and after its dried for 6 hours, will hold up to rain and most outdoor elements for roughly 90 days before reapplication is needed. Suspend Polyzone can be applied to lawns, trees, flowers, ornamentals, bushes and on and around the home as protection as well. It is not for use on edibles so a product like Thuricide or Fertilome Triple Action would be better for pests on edibles/gardens.

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Asked by Karen from Strawberry, Ar

06/26/2018

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How long after Sevin Dust is applied can I eat my green beans?

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After applying Sevin Dust 5% to green beans "edible-podded legumes" you need to wait at least 3 days prior to harvesting and consuming.

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