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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the active ingredients in GardenTech Sevin insecticides?
Sevin Insect Killer Ready to Use, Concentrate and Ready to Spray products contain the active ingredient zeta-cypermethrin. The active ingredients in Sevin Insect Killer Granules are zeta-cypermethrin and bifenthrin. Sevin-5 Ready-To-Use 5% Dust contains the active ingredient carbaryl.
How do Sevin insecticides control insects?
Sevin products are non-systemic insecticides. This means that the product is not absorbed into the plant or distributed through the plant's systems. Sevin products remain on the plant surface and kill insects by contact when they crawl on the treated plant or ingest the treated plant surface. Sevin insecticides continue controlling pests as they gradually break down in the environment.
When is the best time to apply Sevin insecticides?
The best time to apply pesticides is during morning and evening hours when winds are calm and no rain is forecast for 24 to 48 hours. This reduces the likelihood that products may be blown or washed away. It also minimizes unintentional contact with beneficial pollinator insects, which are most active during daytime hours. Sevin products can be used throughout the growing season. Refer to product labels for required intervals between treatment and harvest of edible crops.
Once I've applied Sevin insecticides, how long do I have to wait until people and pets can re-enter the area?
With Sevin Insect Killer liquid products, keep the treated area free of people and pets until the product spray has dried. For granular applications, wait until the treated area has been watered in and dries thoroughly. For dust, wait until the dust has settled before re-entering the treated area.
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Tiny Little Critters and Tiny Children Beware
Four of my rose bushes are infested with some type of tiny critters, but I am not sure what it is. I bought Sevin to use on four of my bushes that were not doing well. Sevin is so easy to use and it is bringing my rose bushes back to life. The only thing is that the white powder can be seen all over the bushes, I don’t know if you can see it in the picture that I took. My concern is that if I wash it off, will the bush be exposed again to those tiny little bugs? Also, I am hesitant on cutting any of the flowers to make a bouquet for inside the house. Is the residue toxic? My other issue is that my grandchildren run around these bushes, and I fear that they will get it on their clothes or body. In other words, I am plagued by a handful of concerns about the toxicity of the product. I am going to try and find a remedy that does not involve harsh chemicals. I rated the product three stars because of the effective job it did in getting rid of those tiny critter. My worry is how it effects the environment and people exposed to it.I hope this is helpful!,
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Tiny Little Critters and Tiny Children Beware
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020
Four of my rose bushes are infested with some type of tiny critters, but I am not sure what it is. I bought Sevin to use on four of my bushes that were not doing well. Sevin is so easy to use and it is bringing my rose bushes back to life. The only thing is that the white powder can be seen all over the bushes, I don’t know if you can see it in the picture that I took. My concern is that if I wash it off, will the bush be exposed again to those tiny little bugs? Also, I am hesitant on cutting any of the flowers to make a bouquet for inside the house. Is the residue toxic? My other issue is that my grandchildren run around these bushes, and I fear that they will get it on their clothes or body. In other words, I am plagued by a handful of concerns about the toxicity of the product. I am going to try and find a remedy that does not involve harsh chemicals. I rated the product three stars because of the effective job it did in getting rid of those tiny critter. My worry is how it effects the environment and people exposed to it.Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020
I hope this is helpful!
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poisonous and dangerous if not handled professionally, no wind -seriously affect your eyes & skin.
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