BioAdvanced Dual Action Rose and Flower Insect Killer, Ready-to-Use, 24 oz

I am a master gardener with 28 acres in southern Wisconsin - I use this product to battle the aphids that attack every June. It's amazing! One application is all that is usually needed. (I usually go back three days later just to be safe.). Safe for flowering plants. Easy to use and carry around the property.

I must say, I am impressed. Not only did it effectively eliminate aphids on my hibiscus plant, but it did so within just two days.One of the standout features of this insect killer is its ability to target and control aphids, which are notorious for causing damage to plants. The product worked swiftly to eliminate these pests, allowing my hibiscus to thrive and flourish once again.What sets BioAdvanced Dual Action Rose and Flower Insect Killer apart from other insecticides is its lack of odor. Many insect killers on the market have a strong and unpleasant smell, making it unpleasant to use. However, with this product, I was pleasantly surprised to find no noticeable odors. This made the application process much more enjoyable and hassle-free.

I used this product last year; it kills or repels Japanese Beetles on contact and has residual effects which help, easy to use. The problem is that if you spray any plants that are blooming that attract bees (most all do), it can/will kill or harm them up to several days later, saw it with my own eyes on a rose bloom I had previously sprayed 4 days later and after a rain. We have no honeybees, and other pollinators are taking up the slack, notably bumblebees and yellow jackets. This year, I cut off all the buds and blooms of my roses, so am using this product along with Sevin (on larger plants that aren't currently blooming) to keep them from devouring the foliage. I believe if you take care not to spray when bees are present and spray only plants that are not blooming OR remove the sprayed bloom immediately afterward, the bees will be all right. Also if there are blooming plants near where you spray, it would be better to cover or shield them with plastic temporarily until there's no danger of mist drifting. I don't see bees going for any plant that doesn't have blooms. I'm still using the soapy water on plants I don't want to cut the blooms off and am ready to treat the lawn for grubs.

Works great. Kills those nasty little bugs. Doesn't damage my roses. Yes, I'd recommend. Yes. I'll buy it again when those nasty bugs show up.

This product is great! I planted a Mr Lincoln rose bush and the bugs came immediately. I ordered the spray and used it the day it arrived. Not a bug since. None that fly or none crawling from the ground. And now my rose is producing beautifully. Won’t be without this great spray!

It was just ok.Ended up using a professional .

I grow sensitive carnivorous plants and had this recommended to me for an aphid problem. (Yes I know! Carnivorous plants get eaten by bugs too) I had tried a few other products before, some other systemics and pesticides. They were too harsh on my drosera and Venus fly trap collection and ended up loosing some. Save yourself the trouble if you have aphids and use this. Worked on my petunias too, and all my plants I sprayed are still with me so it wasn’t too harsh.

Brought my roses back! I'm new to rose bushes (and plants in general). When I found out our new home had rose bushes on the sides I was thrilled. But they soon became overrun with insects devouring the leaves and flowers. I got this and sprayed down our bushes a few times the first week and the roses started coming back and the leaves were growing beautifully! Now, I spray weekly and it works like a charm!GET IT IF YOUR ROSE BUSHES LOOK LIKE THEY'RE DYING AND AT THE POINT OF NO RETURN!