Sevin Sulfur Dust 1.25 LB

Like the old can better, ton of this comes out when you squeeze. Will try the mixing into water spray bottle option and spraying plants. Helps with rust spots on my bushes. Used it years ago and it didn’t come back until now. Just need to get used to the new bottle shape.Update: this stuff has toxic chemicals in it. Was outside working on irrigation system and got some on me that was dusted on the bushes last week. Wasn’t worried because I thought it’s just sulfur. Oh no… glad I looked it up. This stuff is banned in England, Australia, Sweden, and Iran. Do yourself a favor and research the product. I felt it must be safe since it’s for use on food with photos of tomatoes and someone applying it without gloves. I am so glad I looked it up; jumped in the shower and threw my clothes in washing machine trying to make sure it was off me. I was moving around the irrigation nozzles and kept bumping into the bushes dust was floating everywhere because we haven’t had any rain. OMG. I’m throwing mine away and buying plain sulfur. Use this with caution.Info from gardening website:Is Sevin dust harmful to humans? Yes, it is harmful because Sevin dust contains a deadly poison Carbaryl that is lethal enough to kill a man if swallowed or inhaled accidentally. Sevin is toxic for humans because it is suspected to cause cancer. Sevin is banned or illegal to use without a license in many countries.

I got this to control ants in my greenhouse. Easy to apply and works well. You can lay a thick amount or just a light dusting based on how vigorously you squeeze it. Start with a light touch.

This has clear instructions and I really do think it has kept my roses pest free. But realize it’s not a on and done application, you have to do it routinely per the instructions.

I haven't actually used any yet but several people directed me to this brand and all were very happy especially the fact that when bugs walk through it and drag it back to their nest it kills it all

Terrible taste after harvest

Great product that’s 10 ⭐️ in getting rid of those pesky bugs.

It took a week or two, but all the carpenter bees that were infesting our porch died or left after 2 weeks. It did nothing at first, so I think you have to give it 2 weeks to work. We also used it on the wood that the bees were using to land on, so not sure how well it would work if the bees are getting underneath a wooden structure.

Packaging before shipping was unsatisfactory!