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Sevin dust is labeled to protect fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and lawns from over 65 different insect pests. Sevin does not penetrate plant tissue and breaks down easily in the environment making it a safer to use, environmentally friendly product. Professionals have trusted Sevin 5% dust for over 30 years to provide protection from virtually any outdoor insect.
FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY - Sold in a 3 pack (3 x 1 lb. containers)
Product Documents
Active Ingredient | Carbaryl - 5% |
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Target pests |
Fall armyworm, Japanese beetle, flea beetles, leaf hoppers stink bugs, raspberry maggot, blueberry aphid, blister beetles, boxelder bugs, lace bugs, psyllids, leafrollers, tent caterpillars, thrips, millipedes, sod webworms, ticks, earwigs, ants and others * See label for complete list |
For use in | OUTDOOR USE ONLY Fruits, Vegetables, Ornamental Plants and Home Lawns |
Application |
Using a hand duster, apply a thin even layer of dust over the upper and lower leaf surfaces Lawns: 4 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. Vegetable Gardens: 0.5 - 1.0 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. * See label for complete application instructions and pre-harvest interval days |
Pet safe | Yes, when used as directed on label |
NOT FOR SALE TO | CA |
Shipping Weight | 3.61 lbs |
Manufacturer | GardenTech |
UPC | 613499070135 |
EPA Registration | 432-1209-71004 |
Sevin 5% dust is labeled to protect fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and lawns from over 65 different insect pests. Sevin does not penetrate plant tissue and breaks down easily in the environment making it a safer to use, environmentally friendly product. Professionals have trusted Sevin 5% dust for over 30 years to provide protection from virtually any outdoor insect.
What is Sevin Dust?
Sevin insecticide dust (made by Garden Tech) is a popular name-brand pesticide containing carbaryl, a pest control product that has been used by gardners for years to control insects in gardens, ornamentals and on crops and edible vegetables. Sevin dust is considered a broad-spectrum insecticide, meaning that it will kill the majority of insects that come into contact with it. This includes insects that infest vegetable plants as well as some pollinating and flying insects.
Sevin dust bug killer is available in a dust form as well as a liquid concentrate. Most gardners prefer Sevin Dust as it is easier to apply in the dust form and comes in a covenient 1 lb. shaker container. Be careful when applying Sevin on flowering plants or flowers that attract pollinating insects as Sevin will kill those beneficial insects if they should come in contact with the chemical. Sevin has low toxicity to mammals when used as directed.
Fire Ants!
By Anita on 06/05/2016
I work with wolves, and we receintly moved the entire pack to a new facility. It was over run with Fire ants and biting our poor wolves feet and bodys. I put the powder on the opening of the ant hill, and no more ants! The other products just made them move their hole about a foot away, but I'm not seeing any new holes.
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potato bugs
By Bill on 07/29/2014
Great
By Cj on 09/28/2020
Now I want it gone, can I just spray it with water to get rid of it? Do you think the wind is stirring it up.
Dust such as Sevin Dust can move with the wind if it is applied very heavily or to very dry areas. We do not think there would be concern about being on the deck above where the product has been used. If you wet the area with a hose or watering can, then the dust will break down more quickly and be absorbed into the ground.
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This was for Asian Beetles.
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The Seven Dust 5% is not labeled to be watered after application. The label does state that if applied to home lawns, apply after rain or watering and do not water for at least 2 days after application.
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Sevin Dust 5% can be applied to the leaf surfaces lightly.
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We are already picking peas. The stink bug are stinging my peas. Just need to know how many days after application before we can start back picking? Thank you.
The harvest time after applying Sevin Dust for pinkeye purple hull is 21 days.
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Sevin Dust 5% is best applied to dry areas with no rain or watering the area 2 days after application. You should reapply if rain occured within that time.
entering an outdoor outlet on our deck.
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Sevin Dust is for outdoor use only and is not labeled for scabies. Scabies mites only live on/in the skin and we do not carry anything to treat humans. Most folks need to visit their doctor to receive the medication needed to get rid of scabies. You may spray your furniture with a product such as Steri-Fab to kill anything on furniture, though treating the home is usually not necessary.
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We dusted 2 days ago & the duster put out a rather heavy coating. We have squash, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes & canteloupe. We want to kill the cucumber beetles, but don't want to harm the plants.
Per the product label for Sevin Dust, you should apply a thin, even film of dust to plant surfaces. Do not reapply more than once a week. If there is still a heavy dust application after several days, then you may rinse the plants to remove excess dust to prevent phytoxicity or other sensitivity. Be sure to follow the label for pre-harvest intervals and maximum number of applications per year.
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