Can it be sprayed on flowers
1438027
I would contact the manufacturer for the best answer. I did read in the description, "not to allow to drift to blooming plants when bees are in the area".
1438028
Hi, I have never tried spraying this on flowers. I have on grass and nothing happened to the grass. I hope this helps.
1438029
I don't recommend using it on flowers. If I were spraying around a foundation where there are plants I would be very careful not to get it on the plants.
1438030
It's for your house I'm not sure about flowers, but I'd go with no you can't. I'd research a garden safe insect repellent.
991061
I've used it around well established plants with no noticeable consequences. Don't get any of the spray on the leaves. It will kill any green it touches.
457775
Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
785643
sorry I never tried on plants, on bushes I think it'd work. as I'm sure I hit my bushes when I sprayed.
301760
Yes, although I've only used a backpack sprayer. I've experienced excellent results with this product on a recently cleaned out tree line that was over grown with ivy poison, shumack and sassafras trees.
141963
On the bottle under directions it says that you can spray directly on the plant.Best wishes, Jeannie Lucas
1586882
Absolutely. This sprayer can spray latex paint which is much harder to spray than poly. No worries. - Gleem Paint
466910
Yes it will work just fine on flowers at the close range. It's a great starting point for macro photography.http://www.flickr.com/photos/62741415@N07/8325815275/
120320
Yes it can be applied with a power sprayer but you must be careful and not get too much material on the brick. That will calls runs onto adjacent materials and a longer driving time. You should have a roller to spread the material out and catch runs what ever method you use to spray it on. A regular hand pump garden sprayer works very well
607193
I honestly don't know. It works well for my flowers, but I have no vegs/herbs to try it on. Depending on what you are trying to kill, and if you want to stick to household items, you could try a heavy mixture of liquid dish soap and water in a mist spray bottle. I know this works well for ants (it plugs their trachea tubes - they cannot breath). Sorry - wish I could help.
671835
I have used this product around all kinds of ground cover and ornamental plants with good results. . . . Not harming any thing but the unwanted grass. However, I have not used it on roses specifically. I wouldn't hesitate to to do so tho. Another equally good product is Ortho Weed-Be-Gone.
315733
I only use it for spraying individual plants because of the cost. If you can aford it, you could try it. My recommendation is get a small container and try a area the way you want to use it. I would only use it after the yard has dried out from any rain, after at least a few days, on a sunny day with no forcast rain for a few days, to get the best results. If you don't have pets or kids to worry about, I would use other higher concentrated more economical products.
1753584
You can spray a little of it on your tree, but I would not apply this stuff to any living thing that you don't want to see die.
1248003
I haven't done this. My GUESS is that if the flowers are completely dry and rigid, it would probably work.Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic spray (comes on flat, satin, and gloss) would probably also work. You should probably spray, let completely dry, then keep spraying layers, drying in between. There is also a polyester resin in cans into which objects can be dipped. This is usually used for strong, rigid objects, so may collapse flowers. Please note, these are only suggestions, since I have never preserved flowers in this manner.
2017090
I can't say. I have only used it on my roses. However, it has done wonders for them.
1963615
I'd recommend asking the company. They are a small company and were very responsive when I had a question. I don't know how this would work in a spray but I've used it on other homemade personal care products (e.g., mouthwash).
99779
It is not a spray. It is a ready to use gel that can not be diluted in any way or it will be rendered completely ineffective.