Garden Safe 32 oz. Insecticidal Soap Ready-to-Use, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Love this stuff for my apple trees. I use this, then switch in a couple days to the one with neem oil, or the one that has all three, neem, insecticide and miticide. I have probably purchased at least six bottles already this year (I don’t like mixing the concentrates.)Apple trees are new to me this year, and require a bit more looking after than my peaches and pears, because of the aphids. Two of the columnar apples arrived with aphids unfortunately, so it has been a job. They are not spreading to the red delicious or golden sentinels, so that’s a relief.Then with the warm weather came the Japanese beetle hoard. They prefer the apple trees leaves over everything else. Go figure. Going out before dawn with a flashlight and a cup of soapy water kills them, but they can leave beetle grubs behind in the soil, so that has to be treated too. I purchased a large bag of Milky Spore to scatter anywhere I have seen the beetles. It just needs a rain or a light watering in.

This product works! It's made from minerals (not poisons) that will enhance the soil so that our cats, the earthworms and the wildlife are unaffected. On the morning before using this bait we manually killed 365 slugs and a few dozen snails. That evening we applied it and watched wide-eyed as the slugs mad a beeline for the pellets and instantly fed on them. By the next morning we could only find a dozen live slugs and quite a few blackened/dehydrated slugs that never made it home. In the days following that first application we saw a few isolated slugs. After it rained we reapplied and finding a slug these days is like stumbling on a unicorn.

I dislike chemicals in the garden and try a natural approach. The wetland slugs surrounding our property are mundo difficult. They're the biggest pain the rear to get rid of slugs that I have ever dealt with. They laugh at natural tricks such as eggshells, coffee and beer traps. I decided to give this a try. After the first application, I am not seeing as many adults, but still seeing babies.

Last year slugs and snails were ruining my many perennials and annuals. I would spend and hour+ a day plucking them from leaves and tossing them into soapy water. I had tried the tuna can with beer placed in the ground as a way to bait the snails, that proved to be a wast of time. I finally tried this product and WOW! A very light sprinkle of the pellets at the base of my plants completely saved my gardens! I only had to re-sprinkle the pellets a month after, so they work a long time. I bought this 2nd bag so I won't run out! I even put some in my planters since slugs and snails seem to find their way even there. (I re-purposed an old plastic parsley flake shaker and filled it with the pellets, makes the application go quickly!)

So, far so good. I finally put some of this product done and I had to make sure the the ground was wet before using. To be sure I will wait for the next (2) weeks just to make sure it is working

Only works for a couple of days and then it grows mold, I saw slugs crawling right around and over it, I did see less babies but the big ones came right back. The amount of rain we've had isn't helping. May be good for a small population but my yard is infested and it isn't helping as much as I'd hoped. The little snots are eating all my plants, crawling up the side of my house, and making it difficult to walk through any part of my yard without getting stuck on my shoes. Yuck!!! Maybe next year I'll spread this before they lay a million eggs and have better luck, seems most of these slug baits grow mold regardless of the brand. I'm not sure what to do next.

I like to spray it helped to control the gnats in the bugs that come from plants that is in the soil and it helped to thin it out, so it really worked try it

I am really impressed wit this insecticidal soap. I used it on my vegetables and bugs are gone. It is gentle, organic and doesn't leave any harsh quimical or smell. I definitly recomend it to any gardener looking for a natural and reliable insect killer.