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  • Asked by Teri from Brooksville
    07/16/2024
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    Is there a curative rate for grubs? Any heat restrictions?
    Have white grubs in st augustine grass. Cut out a 12'×12' area and counted 7 grubs. I did use grubEx the first of June.
    A

    You can use 0.6 fluid oz Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I per gallon of water. Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is labeled for grubs but more for preventative treatments. For best results, soil applications should be done in mid-June to mid-July prior to grub egg hatch. Depending on your region, grub egg hatch is typically from late July through late August. 
    For actively feeding grubs, Dylox 6.2 Granules is recommended for immediate grub control within 24 hours of the application being watered in. Mature Grubs may require a second application.
    Please review our article on How to Get Rid of Grubs for more information.  

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  • Asked by Jack from Columbus Oh
    08/07/2024
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    Amout per gallon to treat for grubs?
    The product label indicates 0.4 to 0.6 oz per 1,000 sq feet to treat for grubs. How is this converted to oz per gallon for a hose sprayer?
    A
    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is applied at 20-25.6 fluid ounces per acre for grubs or 0.4-0.6 fluid ounces per 1,000 sq ft in sufficient volume of water to cover the area (calibrated prior with spraying equipment). It should not be applied in a hose-end applicator.
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  • Asked by Olivia from Austin, Texas
    08/07/2024
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    Can I use this to kill off a mealybug infestation in trees?
    I have a mealybug infestation in 2 of my hackberry trees that are 15-20ft tall. Can i use this product as a soil drench to fix this issue?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is labeled for use in Commercial & Residential Indoors & Outdoors: Termite Treatments, Turf-grass, Landscape Ornamentals, Residential Fruit & Nut Trees and Interior Plantscapes

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  • Asked by Larry from Raleigh, Nc
    12/10/2024
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    Can I use Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I on my Crape Myrtle to treat scale?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is labeled for soft scale and armored scale (suppression) as a systemic drench application
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  • Asked by Ellen from Dugspur, Va
    08/12/2024
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    Can I use Imidacloprid to spray iris for Iris borer?
    If so, what would be the mix, and how often should I spray the iris?
    A
    I've linked a detailed article and study done by the state of Minnesota on this pest for you below. It goes over what to look for and when throughout the year, and what to do to control or stop borers in the iris rhizomes. The treatments are not done in the fall/winter but in the spring and when you see activity of damage starting at the leaves and top parts of the plant since that is where the insect actually enters the plant from, not from the soil. The article goes over when to treat and I've linked to options for spraying if needed. 
     
    Iris Borers
    https://extension.umn.edu/yard-and-garden-insects/iris-borers#:~:text=Iris%20borer%20caterpillars%20(Macronoctua%20onusta,entire%20plant%20dies%20very%20rarely.
     
    Captain Jacks Deadbug Brew Concentrate
    https://www.domyown.com/captain-jacks-deadbug-brew-concentrate-p-1527.html
     
    Spinosad Ready to Spray (hooks to hose)
    https://www.domyown.com/spinosad-landscape-and-garden-insecticide-rts-p-1718.html
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  • Asked by Steve from Myrtle Beach
    08/17/2024
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    Can I tank mix Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I with Bifen XTS?
    Can I tank mix Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I with Bifen XTS for control of grubs and mole crickets (as well as other labeled pests)?
    A
    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I and Bifen XTS more than likely wouldn’t mix well together but you can do a jar test to see if they do for you before applying.  
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  • Asked by Lee from Dayton Tx
    08/12/2021
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    Will Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I work on Crazy Ants?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is labeled to kill ants and it might have some effect on Crazy Ants. Unfortunately because of the nature of the ants and how they act it can be very difficult to treat for them.

    We have a Crazy Ant Kit and Crazy Ant Treatment Article that may help with more treatment options. 

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  • Asked by Evan
    12/06/2016
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    Would Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I be a good product to broadcast spray and spot treat for fire ants?
    If not, what would you recommend?
    A

    Unfortunately, Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I is not labeled to treat for fire ants. We would recommend Extinguish Plus Fire Ant Bait which can either be broadcast or used to treat the individiual mounds. 

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  • Asked by Renee from Spring Hill, Tn
    07/29/2017
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    Is Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I useful for bagworm control?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I is not labeled for bagworm control.  A product like Bifen I/T  would be a better option. Keep in mind that treatments must be done before the bags form in order to be effective.  After the bags have formed, there is little you can do for control other than to physically remove them.  You may want to take a look at our article on Bagworm Control for more information.

     

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  • Asked by Alfredo from Roosevelt Ut
    05/27/2018
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    Is Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I labeled for spiders?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I is not labeled for spiders.  We would recommend something like Onslaught FastCap Spider and Scorpion Insecticide instead.  You may also want to take a look at our Spider Control Guide for more information.  

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  • Asked by David from Bowie, Md
    08/29/2018
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    Will Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I affect the success of overseeding?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I will not affect overseeding.

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  • Asked by Thomas from Spring Hill, Fl
    12/04/2018
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    Can I use Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F on my agave Americana and Spanish bayonets? It seems the snout nose weevil is eating the roots and killing them.
    A

    While imidicloprid products like Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I have been recommended, they are not specifically labeled for Agave Weevils. Please contact your Local Cooperative Extension Office for further information on treatment. 

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  • Asked by Mike from Auburn, Ky
    05/12/2019
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    Can Prime Source Imidacloprid be used as a broadcast spray on turf to kill grubs ?
    A

    Yes, the Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F T/I does give instructions for treating grubs in turfgrass on the product label.

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  • Asked by Dave from Clinton Twp. Mi
    03/30/2020
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    Does this product treat Ash trees for emerald ash borer? EAB is not listed on the label for control.
    A
    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is not labeled for emerald ash borers. I would recommend taking a look at Dominion 2L as it is labeled for the insects. There is also a really great Q&A on the treatment of emerald ash borers using Dominion 2L. I have provided the link to the Q&A below. 

    https://www.domyown.com/can-use-dominion-2l-to-treat-ash-trees-for-emerald-ash-borer-qa-5694.html

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  • Asked by Ken from Morrisonville Ny
    03/22/2021
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    Will Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I help keep moles away?
    I was told this will kill the insects that moles eat and the moles will move somewhere else. Anyone have experience with this?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I will help to eliminate some subterranean insects that moles consume and that may help moles move along. There are some pests such as earth worms that likely will not come into contact with the product that can keep the moles in place. Please take a few minutes to read over our mole control guide to learn more

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  • Asked by Beverly from Arco, Id
    04/23/2021
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    Can Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I be used for pine and spruce tree scale and borers?
    A

    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is labeled for soft scale and armored scale (suppression) as a systemic drench application. Ferti-lome Tree and Shrub is another product that is also labeled for soft scale and armored scale (suppression) that can be applied to trees at the rate of 1 oz per inch of of distance around trunk. 

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  • Asked by Works from Port Allen, La.
    05/19/2023
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    Is there a temperature restriction when applying product to the lawn?
    A

    There are no temperature restrictions for Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I.

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  • Asked by Jose from Miami, Fl
    10/10/2021
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    How many ounces per gallonf of Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I to use for soil drenching around ficus and coconut trees to treat whiteflies?
    A

    The rate of Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I for soil drench applications to treat for Whiteflies is 0.1 to 0.2 fl oz (3 to 6 mL) per inch of trunk diameter. Diameter at Breast Height (D.B.H.) = is measured at 4.5 feet from the ground. Uniformly apply the dosage in no less than 10 gallons of water per 1000 square feet as a drench around the base of the tree, directed to the root zone. Remove plastic or any other barrier that will stop solution from reaching the root zone.

    Please view the product label for more information. 

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  • Asked by Dave from Detroit Michigan
    06/20/2022
    Q
    Mixed with weed control?
    Can this product be mixed with weed control and sprayed on lawns?
    A
    Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I generally can be mixed with a weed control product but we do recommend doing a jar test before hand to be sure the two will mix together. 
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  • Asked by Connie from Columbus, Nebraska
    07/26/2022
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    Looking for a product to kill the bugs that are killing my pines. They hollow out the inside of the limbs
    This kills the tree. They are 40 feet high pines. Had them for at least twenty years. I have never seen the bug.
    A
    A systemic product such as Prime Source Imidacloprid 2F Select T/I is best used for sucking pests such as aphids, scale, and whiteflies that feed on the green tissue of plants. If you are seeing limbs and/or trunks that are being eaten from the inside out, that is usually carpenter or termites who are breaking down the decaying wood. Keep in mind that these insects are generally only attacking a tree that is already dead or dying from other factors rather than the initial cause. We recommend that you inspect the trees for other signs of insects, disease, and other stress, and possibly consult with a local arborist to help you assess the general health of the trees.
     
    If you are able to identify a specific issue, then we can assist you with treatment options.
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