Miracle-Gro Bug Clear Ultra Gun 1Ltr

I had a huge mealybug infestation on my large orchid collection and tried many organic ways of removing them and finally gave in and got this. It got to the point where my whole orchid collection was going to die unless I took drastic action so I decided to take the plunge and go for something hardcore like this spray, after so many failed attempts at using sprays and methods which would protect my plants. I am glad as it worked soooo well.The product doesn't have an overwhelming smell like other bug sprays but is definitely strong. It took multiple heavy treatments to treat the infestation but now, a few months later, I can confidently say they are gone. There is a large amount of spray leaving me with over half the bottle left even though I used it for 3 heavy applications on around 20 orchids. As mentioned earlier, my orchids were in a bad state so I used probably more than is recommended by the manufacturer.I found that my orchids flower buds all died and they struggled to produce any more for a couple of months, despite flowering the majority of the year. So I feel the spray is definitely damaging to plants, and I would never use it on anything intended to be eaten due to it being a contact insecticide.I plan to still spray my orchids with this every few months to prevent future bugs, as my orchids seem to be fine after going dormant and now are blooming with flowers again.I would really recommend this product as a last resort, but only as a last resort, as it contains some pretty harsh chemicals and causes my orchids to lose flowers. However, in situations where the plant is likely to die from infestation, this is the ideal product.

Exactly what I wanted for bugs on my laurel and other plants

...at least when they're still babies and therefore soft. I sprayed my poinsettia four days ago and so far, no sign of the sticky liquid produced by the bugs. Fingers crossed it'll stay that way.

I had three Pieris which all became heavily infected with lacebugs. I tried some more environmentally friendly treatments first, including neem oil but they failed to work. One Pieris was so badly infected it shed all its leaves and died and so I resorted to buying Bug Clear and this worked, saving the two remaining Pieris. Used once on each plant and within a week there was no sign of any lacebugs. Gave them both another spray a week later just to be on the safe side and both plants seem to be doing well and have produced new growth which is so far unblemished by any lacebug attack.

Have a huge rose bush in my garden, covered it in whatever is in the spray bottle and within a day all the green fly we’re gone.I thought I’d have to use the whole bottle, as there were more greenfly on this rose bush than stupid speeches trump has ever produced in his lifetime.I think you can understand how COVERED it was.Does what it says in the description and still got more than 3/4 of the bottle left

It definitely killed the bugs on my plants. Unfortunately it also killed the plants... So take that how you will?

I have aphid infested roses, foxgloves, veg.This spray kills them quickly and seems to keep them off for a little while. The bugs start dropping off as soon as I spray them and all are dead by next day.I do find they come back after a week or two - probably after more eggs have been laid. I tend to ignore the time between dosages and just use it when needed. Either I risk killing the plant with spray or the bugs will. Not had any issues. Just be careful with using it on vegetables and follow the instructions provided on the back.

Only thing I found that killed a bad whitefly infestation on my rose. Tried other products and home remedies ....nothing worked except this bug spray.(Only four stars asit has a rather unpleasant smell !)