Will this kill bees?
1395136
No, it does not kill bees not even hornets. But as I recall it was extremely thick and smelly.
1395137
The label does not mention that it is safe to use around bees-- so it would probably kill them.
1395138
The ingredients in this product are not toxic to bees, however; we do not recommend directly spraying them with the product. We recommend applying according to the directions on the label. If a bee were to come in contact with a plant that the product has dried on, the bee would not be harmed.
855160
No, this will only kill grubs in the soil. You might look into Diatomaceous Earth to kill those types of bugs organically. Good luck!
663167
As far as I know, it kills any insect. It just stinks quite a bit because it contains Petroleum Distillates.
2086132
No Marvin it doesn't work for bees and no one on this earth should want it to? Please explain why on earth you should want to remove even one bee. Wasps/Hornets I get but bees?. Without them our sorry arses would be toast. No pollination, no food, period.....
1080014
It won't kill flies in a time frame that you will be able to see it happen. It's slow. It's not like they'll come in contact and drop over like many other pesticides. Most bee spray drops them right out of the air, dead on contact. This is for an entirely different purpose. You may not see the flies die, but as long as more are not coming in, pretty soon they'll all be dead. And it does seem to work a very long time. They say a year, I'm not so sure I'd go that far, but it's worked for me for 5 months now.
639728
It kills all insects even worms and bees of types :-( but does its job :-) hope this helped
2104944
If a carpenter bee has already drilled its tunnel into the wood then the Drione dust can be used to kill them. It works. I don't know what Suspend SC exactly is, but I am not sure it will help when the carpenter bees are already in the wood.
2109805
Yes it will kill them. Not at first but after about a day or so they die. I have dealt with an infestation of them at one time, so I know how bad they can get. It's cheaper than getting the bug guy out here. Don't use too much at one time. A pea size here and there is all you need.
1529497
not that I know of. I use it to kill Argentine Ants which were destroying my a/c unit.
164871
No. Besides winding up in the fruit, it will be in the pollen and nectar, and will kill the bees that are needed for pollination.
2035381
I don't know of anything contained in this product that would hurt bees. The smell might make them gag, but it really didn't seem to discourage bees from visiting flowers that had been sprayed, and the Liquid Fence had dried.
1045152
Drione dust would only help if you are able to apply directly to the holes the bees have bored. It will then kill the adults coming in and out of the holes, then when the larvae hatch, it will kill them when they come out of the hole
2111597
As far as I know, as long as it is applied as directed and is absorbed by the plant, it will kill any insect that feeds on that plant. I bought it to take care of a infestation of bugs which were covering and killing some sago palms (cycads) in my yard. The plants are still alive and the bugs are dead.
377517
Do not kill the bees since there is a bee shortage. Check your yellow pages for bee removal companies. Some of them will remove hives for free.
2048809
I tried it twice on a yellow jacket nest (in house soffit). I treated in late afternoon rather than at night, so not all the yellow jackets were in the nest. Returning yellow jackets were hesitant to go into the nest, but eventually did and the nest is still active. So I would say this product is NOT effective at killing yellow jackets. But yellow jackets are wasps, not bees, so there may be a difference there.
159878
I don't think it impacts bees. I have a honeysuckle and never seemed to impact their population while this product is in use which usually last 6 weeks from spraying.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.