bug killer for indoor plants Indoor Home Bug Control Bundle – Maggie's Farm Ltd

bug killer for indoor plants Indoor Home Bug Control Bundle – Maggie's Farm LtdAn assortment of Maggies Farm products to handle almost any indoor pest problem, both for control and for prevention. Details This bundle includes: Home Bug Spray: A 24 oz plant oil based home bug spray insecticide that kills and repels over 100 home invading insects, in a ready to use, trigger spray bottle. Ant & Roach Killer: A 14 oz plant oil based crawling insect control aerosol, specially formulated to be lethal to ants, roaches, and other

An assortment of Maggie’s Farm products to handle almost any indoor pest problem, both for control and for prevention. 

Details

This bundle includes:

• Home Bug Spray: A 24 oz plant-oil-based home bug spray insecticide that kills and repels over 100 home-invading insects, in a ready-to-use, trigger spray bottle. 
• Ant & Roach Killer: A 14 oz plant-oil-based crawling insect control aerosol, specially formulated to be lethal to ants, roaches, and other crawling insects.  
• No Spill Ant Kill: A unique, patented high-moisture rigid gel bait formula made with naturally-derived borax, with all the advantages of liquid bait and without the mess.  
• Spider & Insect Dust: 7 oz of plant-oil-based spider & insect dust for use indoors and out, formulated to kill quickly and provide long-lasting protection against a wide variety of crawling insects including spiders, ants, and bed bugs. 

Bundle Savings = 12.5%

How to Use

Home Bug Spray 

For an active pest problem – Spray Home Bug Spray on the pests directly.  Contact as many pests as possible. If also using the Maggie’s Farm No Spill Ant Kill Bait, Ant Killer Bait, or Roach Killer Gel Bait, it is important not to spray Home Bug Spray in the same area as the bait stations. This product is a contact killer and repellent, so you want to be sure not to repel pests from an area where you put down bait. 

For preventative treatments – Apply a 2 to 3 foot band on the foundation.  Also apply around window frames and doorways, around vents, openings where utilities enter the home and other possible entry points. 

Ant & Roach Killer

For an active pest problem – Spray Ant & Roach Killer on the pest directly. Contact as many pests as possible. If also using the Maggie’s Farm No Spill Ant Kill Bait, Ant Killer Bait, or Roach Killer Gel Bait, it is important not to spray Ant & Roach Killer in the same area as the bait stations. This product is a contact killer and repellent, so you want to be sure not to repel pests from an area you put down bait. 

For preventative treatments – Apply a 2 to 3 foot band on the foundation. Also apply around window frames and doorways, around vents, openings where utilities enter the home and other possible entry points. 

No Spill Ant Kill 

For an active pest problem – Place stations in areas inaccessible to children and pets where ants are seen. Often, invading ants nest outdoors. It will help to bait outside, close to where ants are found entering the structure. Ants normally follow specific trails from the nest to food or water. Placing No Spill Ant Kill stations close to these trails will improve control. 

For preventative treatments – For a perimeter defense system, place bait stations near the foundation or where ant trails are found. Spacing the bait stations every 5 to 10 feet around the perimeter will provide the best results. 

*Please note that you should not use insecticide sprays in and/or near areas where bait has been placed. It is important to allow the target pest to find and take the bait placement back to the colony.

Spider & Insect Dust

For an active pest problem – Apply dust directly to nests and infested wall voids. Apply, as a light dusting, at a rate of about 2 oz per 100 sq ft. If directly treating a nest or an area with a number of pests present, a heavier dusting is recommended. 

For preventative treatments – Dusts tend to work slower than sprays, but they tend to last much longer, up to 6 months. They are good for applying to places spiders and insects hide and to places where pests might enter a building.