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Bayer Advanced Complete Insect Killer query

15 years ago

This product is the .72% Imidacloprid strength comes in a containter for attaching a hose & spraying. Well, the attachment is cracked...can't use it that way. There are no instructions for mixing the product and using a hand held sprayer. Anyone know how I could mix this to use in that manner...hate to have to throw this away. TIA Sheila

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westoh Z6
15 years ago
Sheila,

The concentrate is usually at 1Tbl per gallon, not sure about the hose-end variety.

Bob
cjwatson
15 years ago
As Bob said.
I have the .72 strength (non-sprayer), and it's 1 TBS per gallon.
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Sheila
Original Author
15 years ago
Thx. I had glued it together earlier in the week, but it was a mess, just couldn't really control the spray. I'll finish the spraying tomorrow.
joycehowell_cox_net
15 years ago
Have grubs eating roots of lantana. How do I apply Complete Insect Killer.
highjack
15 years ago
The instructions are on the bottle.

Brooke
wuness
15 years ago
On a related issue. I used this product recently on my outdoor orchids. I probably sprayed for three minutes or so. How long does it take to deplete the concentrate? How do you know when the concentrate is gone? I thought about asking Bayer but maybe someone in the orchid world knows.

wuness

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