Southern Ag 100520028 13021 Caterpillar Control, 8 oz

I had researched what I needed to keep the bud worms from eating my petunias , and was recommended this, it works great , my flowers look beautiful this year. This BT spray is a very small bottle , but you only 2 ozs per gallon mixed with water , and I spray my flowers using a gallon pump sprayer , so much easier and good coverage , you don’t want to mix up too much at a time because you don’t want it sitting in too much heat, so I pretty much make up what I’m just going to use so I’m guaranteed the effectiveness of it. So the bottle is small but goes along ways , totally worth the price . I spray at night only when there is no sun, I make sure I first the buds and the soil inside my flower pot, without this product , my petunias would have been eaten by those nasty bud worms , this is a great product and I would recommend this to anyone who wants beautiful petunias!

This works well for getting rid of cabbage loopers and also fungus gnats for houseplants

The product was smaller than expected ( on me), but works well. It’s easy to mix and the instructions ate clear. There’s not order and it’s safe are my dogs. I like it better than Neem Oil. However, it is more expensive.

Worked great against the vine boring worms. It saved my squash plants.

Really keeps the caterpillars off my greens

When I applied this product to my cabbage, it seemed to just roll off like the cabbage was water proof.So I wondered how could it possibly do anything to stop the worms from eating it.But as I harvest to make sauerkraut, I'm seeing the cleanest cabbage heads I've ever pulled.You can see a few holes in the leaves here, but they were there before I sprayed the product on .After I sprayed there were no new holes, and when I harvest, there's no sign of loopers in the heads. No slugs or earth worms either.This little bottle of BT is concentrated so I should get at least 4-5 seasons out of it, because I only used about a liter of spray this season.That includes using it on broccoli and cauliflower, and a few flowers that had leaf miners.I should say, this product is not intended for aphids and leaf miners, but it seems to work on them.

Bougainvillea looper caterpillar infection in my backyard, two potted plants. Recently removed 48 loopers withing 3 days by hand picking them. Going crazy with this situation.I diluted 4 teaspoons in 1 gallon of water, sprayed the top and bottom of the entire plants.. On the full second day started seeing dead loopers, especially the larger-sized ones, hanging from their threads.Read somewhere that this product is less effective on loopers or larger size; not so in my present experience. They are dying quickly.My wife, the gardener, was almost ready to throw away her beloved bougainvillea plants; now, very happy.

Though they're not a caterpillar, it cleared up fungus gnats in houseplant soil in just a few days by attacking the larvae.Update 3/24/15Well, I'm not sure if it went bad, got too cold during shipping, or what, but it's not really working for me any longer against fungus gnats after a generation or two. I guess they can develop immunity?It seemed to work really well after the first application, but upon reinfestation from a different pot in the house they gnats aren't seeming too bothered by following applications despite drenching the soil in bacterial culture.Developed immunity? Not sure, but it's not taking care of my fungus gnats any more. I only tried it because i heard it was helpful, so I'm sure it works for some people out there. Try not to get it delivered in the cold, and hopefully you'll have better luck than me!