Mosquito Bits
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Mosquito Bits Granules from Summit
Environmentally friendly biological mosquito control
- Registered by the EPA in all 50 states
- BTI is not toxic to humans, does not pose a risk to humans, and is approved for pest control in organic farming operations.
- Harmless to beneficial insects, pets, birds, fish, horses, and livestock
- Quick-acting and starts killing mosquito larvae within minutes
- Easy to use – sprinkle or broadcast over standing water to kill mosquito larvae
- Water your plants with a "tea" made from Mosquito Bits to kill fungus gnat larvae in the soil
- 20 lbs. treats up to 1.8 acres
- 30 oz. treats up to 7,500 square feet
- 8 oz. treats up to 2,000 square feet
Directions for Use:
- For Houseplants: To control fungus gnats, simply shake the granular Mosquito Bits onto the potting soil in houseplants and other container-grown plants. Mosquito Bits can also be mixed with potting soil prior to planting. When the plants are watered, the BTI in the Mosquito Bits is released.
- For Bigger Areas: Sprinkle one teaspoon per 25 square feet or one tablespoon per 75 square feet (1/2 pound per 2,178 square feet) over the surface of standing water found around the home. Mosquito Bits should be applied uniformly. A seven-to-fourteen-day interval between applications should be employed.
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