Summitresponsible solutions Mosquito Bits - Quick Kill FamilyValue 1Pack (30Ounce)

Works. Organic. Going to add it to soil from now on.

I had a terrible gnat problem for two years. Someone suggested this and it absolutely works. I make essentially a tea from it by pouring a couple tablespoons into a picture, then pouring hot water let it steep until the water is cool as you don’t wanna put hot water in a plant. When it’s time to pour into the plant, be sure to strain out the granules, you do not want those sitting in the plant soil they will rot and attract more gnats. Pour the strained liquid into the plant for normal watering will end the net problem within a couple weeks

I keep this around all the time. I put them in an old spice jar with a shaker top and keep in my gardening bucket. That way I can easily grab it and shake them into any standing water whether there are mosquito larva (wrigglers) in the water or not. I also have a couple of 5 gallon buckets that I intentionally fill halfway with water, throw in a handful of grass, and put in a mosquito dunk produced by the same company. Female mosquitoes, ready to lay eggs, love it and the dunks make sure none of the larvae survive. Kills thousands of mosquitoes without insecticides that kill “good” insects. BTW, the bacteria in these are safe for children and pets (however, I put screens on my buckets, just to be on the safe side). Be sure your screens have holes big enough to let the mosquitoes in. Chicken wire works.

Bought for the gnat control.Seems to be working. I need to do the second treatment on the house plants.It’s better but not gone. It’s easy to use. There is no odor. And the bag will last awhile.

This product will help Control fungus gnats but not necessarily rid you of them forever. I have a large number of house plants and a couple treatments will pretty much rid me of them.If you introduce a new plant or new soil you will have a higher rate of re-infestation.I’m currently struggling with a high infestation from the bags of soil I purchased for my flower and vegetable seedlings. Those little suckers feed on your seedlings roots and will quickly kill your tender plants.I find that I have to use the Mosquito Bits for every other watering to keep the gnats under control in my greenhouse.Soak 4 Tablespoons of bits in a gallon of warm water for no less than half hour. I stir it every few minutes. Strain off ALL of the bits and give your plants a good drink. (The bits will mold if left on your soil). You cannot store the solution beyond about a day so plan accordingly.The used bits are supposed to be safe to put in your compost. They are just a carrier medium. Good luck!

Received my order today and my package of mosquito bits had a hole in the bag. Half of the bag had spilled out.

There are popular rings you can purchase of this product, however if needed a large supply for a bigger pond, this makes more sense. I sprinkle as much as I need, making sure the shallow damp edges of my pond have protection too. It also works well in open drain reservoirs, or pooled wet areas in your yard. This size bag goes a long way.

I sprinkle this around my land, and into drains when raining. What I like is that it starts in the grass & dirt (me sprinkling the granules.), the rain comes, some water pools in areas and collects those granules and mosquitoes don’t stand a chance. Now, just cause I take precautions doesn’t mean my neighbors do and clearly the lakes are bigger breeding grounds. Mosquitoes can still come from their (neighbors) yards. However I did notice a reduction in mosquitoes when I took responsibility for my yard. I have drainage around my land and I make sure to use the donut-shaped dunkers in those. I break those up and drop them in. This is something you have to stay on top of.