Reddit Reddit reviews Bonide (BND802) - Leaf Eating Worm & Moth Killer, Thuricide Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt) Outdoor Insecticide/Pesticide Liquid Concentrate (8 oz.)

We found 5 Reddit comments about Bonide (BND802) - Leaf Eating Worm & Moth Killer, Thuricide Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt) Outdoor Insecticide/Pesticide Liquid Concentrate (8 oz.). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Bonide (BND802) - Leaf Eating Worm & Moth Killer, Thuricide Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt) Outdoor Insecticide/Pesticide Liquid Concentrate (8 oz.)
INSECT KILLER - This pest control is great for use on redhumped caterpillars, cabbage looper, diamondback moth, omnivorous leafroller, tent caterpillar, and many more.PROTECTS VEGETABLES, FRUITS, NUTS, SHADE TREES & ORNAMENTALS - Thuricide is designed for use on a variety of plants including almonds, apples, pears, cherries, grapes, oranges, celery, broccoli, cabbage, pecans plus shade trees and ornamentals.CONTAINS BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS - The active ingredient of this product is Bacillus thuringiensis, also known as Bt. Bt is a natural occurring, soil-borne bacteria that has been used since the 1950s for natural insect control.FAST ACTING FORMULA - Thuricide is a bacterium which is selectively toxic to many moth and butterfly larvae. The insects stop feeding and die within 2-3 days of ingestion.EASY TO APPLY - Product instantly mixes with water and should be applied as a spray using a mist blower, hose-end sprayer or pressurized hand sprayer. Product can be applied up to the day of harvest.
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5 Reddit comments about Bonide (BND802) - Leaf Eating Worm & Moth Killer, Thuricide Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt) Outdoor Insecticide/Pesticide Liquid Concentrate (8 oz.):

u/purplefox11 · 8 pointsr/outdoorgrowing

Spray BT using a lawn sprayer once a week only at dawn or dusk. It is a natural bacteria that crystallizes and kills caterpillars when they ingest it. It is safe to use until harvest. Use 1oz of BT per 1 gallon of water.

You are probably getting bud rot because the caterpillars are destroying your plants circulatory system thus causing parts of your plants to die and mold.

I had the same problem 4 weeks ago and this method fixed everything.

BT: Bonide Chemical 802 Bacillus Thuricide https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009ONSQ6O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_pXXNBbVHRTYFB

Sprayer: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000E28UQU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_b0XNBbZB8CBGC

u/flaminglasrswrd · 5 pointsr/Hydroponics

Mosquito Dunks use a bacteria derived pesticide commonly referred to as BTi. It is non-toxic to just about everything but the particular pests. It is fine to use in your system.

Several subspecies of Bacillus thuringiensis are used as organic pesticides. E.g., Thuricide (BT kurstaki) can control leaf eating moths and worms.

Fun fact: The genetics for synthesizing the pesticide were used to develop one of the first GM crop known as BT corn.

u/leo-theleopard · 3 pointsr/outdoorgrowing
  1. Your soil looks too solid and clumpy but that’s already been addressed by others, which may or may not hinder its growth, meaning smaller yield.

  2. I started a clone July 1st, it was only about 6 inches tall and had only about 3 nodes. This is that clone 16 days later. It’s pretty big for how late I started it. There’s hope for you!

  3. Given the correct care and conditions, you can get your plants to grow a decent amount this time of year.

  4. PLEASE make sure to do preventative pest and fungal control on your plants while they’re in vegetative state. You do not want anything stressing them out at this point in the season, since they’re so small. I’d recommend Bonide Sulfur Fungicide to prevent powdery mildew AND BT Insecticide to prevent caterpillars from eating your plants. Spray these two weekly on your plants, follow the directions on the bottle for the ratios. Spray at dawn or dusk, do not spray during direct sunlight.

  5. Disclaimer: I don’t recommend spraying the aforementioned fungicide and insecticide in flower state, because the sprays can leave residue on your buds, which you do not want to smoke. If you do need to spray in flower because you’re battling pest or fungal problems, absolutely make sure to give your harvest a bud bath when you chop them down. The bud bath will wash away any mold/mildew, debris and residues from sprays.
u/spiceydog · 2 pointsr/marijuanaenthusiasts

Fungus gnats thrive in wet soil and their larvae often will come in the bag with your potting soil, unless it is pasteurized. Here's a helpful page on how to deal with them:
https://farmerfredrant.blogspot.se/2010/12/fungus-gnats-on-houseplants-how-to.html

I've been successful controlling them with Gnatrol, which is a biological larvicide but I'm currently unable to find any smaller quantities than 16 pounds of the stuff on either ebay or Amazon ATM...

I did find this product, whose active ingredient is bacillus thuringiensis, same as Gnatrol, but it is in a lighter concentration. It might be worth a shot.

u/fescen9 · 1 pointr/HotPeppers

Looks like a Cabbage Looper, Bacillus Thuricide works for me.