Oct 30, 2009 / Squash Beetles #11 C charlz Elite Member Joined Jul 22, 2006 Messages 2,664 Location Meridian Idaho Tractor Kubota B7100D forgeblast said: try payola from gardens alive, it works wonders. Click to expand... Works wonders in general or works on squash bugs? I don't see squash bugs on the list of bugs they give for controlled by pyola.
forgeblast said: try payola from gardens alive, it works wonders. Click to expand... Works wonders in general or works on squash bugs? I don't see squash bugs on the list of bugs they give for controlled by pyola.
Oct 30, 2009 / Squash Beetles #12 F forgeblast Elite Member Joined Apr 23, 2005 Messages 3,791 Location nicholson, pa Tractor John Deer 318 I have used it on japanese beetles, and mexican potato beetles with success. I can also flow it (spray it) with the copper guard to proctect against mildew. I would imagine if it can kick the japanese beetles it would work on the squash beetles. I just saw how they get in the vine... http://www.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/ef314.asp I would use the Oil-AwayTM Supreme Insecticidal Oil it will kill the eggs. Last edited: Oct 30, 2009
I have used it on japanese beetles, and mexican potato beetles with success. I can also flow it (spray it) with the copper guard to proctect against mildew. I would imagine if it can kick the japanese beetles it would work on the squash beetles. I just saw how they get in the vine... http://www.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/ef314.asp I would use the Oil-AwayTM Supreme Insecticidal Oil it will kill the eggs.
