Termidor SC should not be applied to palm trees (or other trees). It should only be applied as directed against the foundation.
Termidor SC should be applied in a trench against the foundation of the structure not perimeter of deck. It can also be applied in drilled holes in concrete against the foundation.
Termidor SC should not be applied directly to any foliage, including flowering plants. If you are concerned about ornamental plants being affected by Termidor SC when trenching, this product contains Fipronil which is not a systemic insecticide and would really not be absorbed by plants. Per the …
Read Full Answer »When treating the exterior perimeter foundation with Termidor SC Termiticide/Insecticide, do not spray more than 1 ft out from the foundation and keep applications atleast 5ft away from wells and out of the root zone of any fruit trees as directed on the product label. View the full product la…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Termidor SC has soil binding molecules in it that will allow it to bind to any soil regardless of the density. Apply per the product label for Subterranean Termites and view our How to Treat for Subterranean Termite Guide for more information.Â
We recommend you keep applications of Termidor SC Termiticide/Insecticide about 30 days apart from applications of a pyrethroid. Doing so sooner may impact effiancy.Â
No, Termidor SC Termiticide/Insecticide is not labeled to treat springtails. Below is our guide on how to treat for them as well as all products that we carry to control them ,  https://www.domyown.com/springtails-c-160.html
We apologize that Termidor SC, Taurus SC and Navigator SC are restricted to Indiana so we are unable to ship those termiticides. You can check out a product that we have called Dominion 2L. A 27.5 fl oz bottle will make 50 gallons and treat 120 lineal feet of trenching/drilling per bottle. Please fi…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC cannot be applied to pastures. We recommend consulting with the Dept of Ag for alternate product selections that will best fit your needs.
Termidor SC is not labeled specifically for velvety tree ants, nor is it labeled for ant control treatments anywhere other than around the foundation of a home or other structure. Â Instead, if the ants are actively foraging, you could consider baiting with a combination of Maxforce Complete Granula…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SCÂ has soil-binding molecules in it that will allow it to bind to any soil and does not require a wetting agent.
Yes, you can add a foaming agent to Termidor SC and create a foam. You will also need a foam applicator such as Chapin Poly Foamer.Â
No, Demand CS and Termidor can not be used in the same area at the same time. Termidor SC is a non-repellent product that works with a delayed reaction time and a transfer effect. Termidor SC also has a very limited label that only allows you to use it on or immediately adjacent to a structure. Dema…
Read Full Answer »Yes, you can use Termidor to treat in the crawl space. Inside the crawl space you would need to trench around any piers that hold up the home but the outside trench would be all that is required for the actual foundation if you are using Termidor. The Termidor will last for 10 years to protect your …
Read Full Answer »Termidor SCÂ should be applied after the heating/AC ducts are identified/know the location and by using horizontal rodding. Please find full instructions on page 8 of the label here.
Termites do not normally attack live, healthy trees. If the tree has been damaged by termites it would be advisable to remove the tree and perform a liquid termite soil treatment. Most people are primarily concerned with protecting the big investment, their home, and Termidor SC would be the produ…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC can be sprayed around the perimeter of the home one foot up & one foot out. Once the product has dried it will be safe for pets again. Since the product bonds with the soil, it would not affect your dog even if they're digging there. Keep in mind that spraying termidor does not preve…
Read Full Answer »No, Termidor can not be used around any type of tree. Termites do not normally attack live, healthy trees so you most likely will not find any products that will work as a ground barrier around the trees. Most people are primarily concerned with protecting the big investment, their home, and Termi…
Read Full Answer »Termidor SC needs to be mixed at a rate of 0.8 oz per gallon of water. You will need to use 4 gallons of mixed solution to treat 10 linear feet of trenched area, the trench needs to be 6 inches deep and 6 inches wide and made along the foundation of the home. The backfill needs to be treated as well…
Read Full Answer »Once the Termidor SC is dry you can spray with Bifen or Talstar.