Liquid bifenthrin isn't so bad. I have the granules. Maybe I could liquify a little ...gatormac2112 said:
Liquid bifenthrin isn't so bad. I have the granules. Maybe I could liquify a little ...gatormac2112 said:Talstar P
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Although some would say not to do that as it kills bees, you could knock them off regularly with water.
The aphids I know and love are green, but I'm sure they come in many flavors. I also ordered some praying mantis egg sacks from amazonstotea said:Aphids? http://www.hiddenvalleyhibiscus.com/care/aphids.htm
Last year my hibiscus had a couple different bugs that I couldn't ever identify. I tried neem oil, but all it did was almost kill the neighboring salvia.
So, if those aren't aphids, all I can say is good luck!
Yeah I avoided the flowers and most aren't open. I lost my neem oil extract when I moved, but need more.Ecks from Tex said:I try not to spray the actual flowers because it will kill the bees.
I spray Bifin on the ground and woody parts of the plant. Then I spray a pure neem oil mix (not neem extract you buy at stores) on the foliage and flowers