Summit...Responsible Solutions Mosquito Bits - Quick Kill FamilyValue 1Pack (30Ounce)

the granules make it so easy to use, since its dry it can even be placed in drains for later water issues. Safe around animals was a must. Very useful in battling mosquitos.

I use this for my all my plans and it works well to keep gnats away

this stuff works just as described, fast and effective

I think it helped. The true effectiveness will only be demonstrated when a few life cycles of no-see-ums will have passed. It was easy to use (spread on loose soil or grass in damp or wet areas) and wait. The bacteria should infect the soil or runoff, and kill any hatched eggs. With luck, the bacteria will persist for several weeks, if not longer. Since only flies and mosquitos are affected (and possibly tics?), it should be safe for kids and pets, and pretty environmentally friendly. After a couple of seasons of use, I expect the gnats to be much less of a problem, though not eliminated completely. (They fly in from the surrounding woods.)

Live in mosquito laden Los Angeles next to many folks who actively breed mosquitoes via overwatering and leaving out standing water. Bought this magical stuff, poured a bunch of granules into a 1 gallon water bottle, steeped for four hours and then let a rip across property boundaries with an ortho sprayer, from 2-8 ounces a gallon. Had a party, sat outside for hours and only got 1 teeny tiny bite. I feel like singing Dolly’s version of “I Will Always Love You”, to my bag of Mosquito Bits this morning, as I wake up a bit hungover, but at least I’m not itchy!

Received my order today and my package of mosquito bits had a hole in the bag. Half of the bag had spilled out.

This product will help Control fungus gnats but not necessarily rid you of them forever. I have a large number of house plants and a couple treatments will pretty much rid me of them.If you introduce a new plant or new soil you will have a higher rate of re-infestation.I’m currently struggling with a high infestation from the bags of soil I purchased for my flower and vegetable seedlings. Those little suckers feed on your seedlings roots and will quickly kill your tender plants.I find that I have to use the Mosquito Bits for every other watering to keep the gnats under control in my greenhouse.Soak 4 Tablespoons of bits in a gallon of warm water for no less than half hour. I stir it every few minutes. Strain off ALL of the bits and give your plants a good drink. (The bits will mold if left on your soil). You cannot store the solution beyond about a day so plan accordingly.The used bits are supposed to be safe to put in your compost. They are just a carrier medium. Good luck!

I keep this around all the time. I put them in an old spice jar with a shaker top and keep in my gardening bucket. That way I can easily grab it and shake them into any standing water whether there are mosquito larva (wrigglers) in the water or not. I also have a couple of 5 gallon buckets that I intentionally fill halfway with water, throw in a handful of grass, and put in a mosquito dunk produced by the same company. Female mosquitoes, ready to lay eggs, love it and the dunks make sure none of the larvae survive. Kills thousands of mosquitoes without insecticides that kill “good” insects. BTW, the bacteria in these are safe for children and pets (however, I put screens on my buckets, just to be on the safe side). Be sure your screens have holes big enough to let the mosquitoes in. Chicken wire works.