Bonide Systemic Insect Control, 1 lb. Ready-to-Use Granules for Long Lasting Insect Control in Lawn and Garden

This did the trick! I was using another product that you soak in water and then strain it and water your plants with it to control the gnats I’ve been struggling with. It helped but didn’t clear them up completely so I used this product one time and it has made all the difference now. My gnats are down 90% from what they were a couple of weeks ago. It is very easy to use just sprinkle on the top of the soil and kinda mix it in gently with the top layer and water it good. The good thing is it last for I think 2 months. Very effective and I really love that it is pet safe. I will definitely keep using this product and would recommend it to anyone

These granules saved my Camellia bushes from mealy bugs. After a few weeks, the leaves were clean and healthy looking again, and I highly recommend this treatment to anybody who values their beautiful and expensive landscaping.. and very effective.

Really works well. No messy sprays. Work into soil, water and the roots supply to the leaves.

This product has been great in helping with incest and it’s affordable to diy rather than hiring a expensive company that bills you monthly.

Bonide (BND95349) - Insect Control Systemic Granules, 0.22% Imidacloprid Insecticide (4 lb.) I first got Bonide BND951 which is an 8-oz bottle of 0.22% Imidacloprid marked "for containerized plants". It was very effective in getting rid of /controlling scales and thrips on my 50+ indoor plants but I didn't want to keep paying $9 for just 8 oz of the insecticide. Bonide (BND95349) is also labelled as containing 0.22% Imidacloprid Insecticide but is marked "for use outdoors on flower beds, roses and shrubs". It still contains the same concentration of Imidacloprid as Bonide BND951 so I got it and used it/am using it on my indoor plants. I wish companies would just stop it with the package size price gouging. Really? $9 for 8 oz while a 4-lb (64 oz) bottle is $19.99? There's another product that contains 0.22% imidacloprid - BioAdvanced 5 lb. 2-in-1 Systemic Rose and Flower Care Ready-to-Use Granules. However, there's another version of it which contains acephate instead of imidacloprid. I didn't know there were two versions when I ordered it. My experience from ordering it from HD, is that they will ship the version that's allowed in your state for outdoor use. They will not tell the customer that they’re not going to send the item ordered (as advertised) but will send a substitute/different version. Unfortunately, imidacloprid is banned in Illinois for outdoor use so I received the acephate version which is very very stinky (not suitable for use indoors). That went back to HD and I went back to Amazon to order Bonide (BND95349). I wasn't going to take a chance on ordering the BioAdvanced item from Amazon in case Amazon does the same and sends me the acephate version. I understand the danger to pollinators but my plants are all indoors, behind screened windows and doors, and so will never encounter pollinators. I wish regulations consider where people are going to use a product. I also understand though that some people are probably going to lie about where they're going to use a product.

WORKS 100% NO MORE GNATS AT ALL HOUSE PLANTS AND OUTSIDE PLANTS!

This is the only product that has helped me to control the evil vile APHIDS. I have to re-apply every 6 to 8 weeks, and I am content with its effectiveness. So easy to apply. Highly Recommend.

We have a houseplant obsession so plant pests are always an issue. They come in from outside, they hop on the houseplants I put out on the deck for the summer, they ride in on newly purchase plants and plants from friends. I recommend using this product for every new plant you get. I add granules every 2 mos to my babies who are susceptible to spider mites and mealies. Last year I had thrips for the first time and those little monsters do some big damage. Bonide took care of them. I don't notice an odor. I appreciate the larger quantity and although others mention reduced quantity, I know the granules settle and we go by weight. It's a durable product in scope of plants it can be used with as well as pests it controls. I've never had a leaking jug. It has clear instruction and more info is available on the company site. I know it's not a natural product, but for houseplants I'm not ingesting it's reasonable.