SUMMIT CHEMICAL CO 117-6 30OZ Mosquito Bits

As an avid indoor gardener, dealing with persistent fungus gnats had become a frustrating part of my routine — until I tried SUMMIT CHEMICAL CO Mosquito Bits. After just one use, I noticed an almost complete elimination of fungus gnats within 24 hours, which was honestly incredible considering how stubborn they had been with other treatments.The application was extremely easy. I simply sprinkled a light layer of the Mosquito Bits over the soil surface of my houseplants and lightly watered it in, just enough to activate the release of the BTI (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis). What I really appreciate is that it’s a natural and targeted solution — it only affects mosquito larvae and fungus gnat larvae without harming my plants, pets, or beneficial insects.For larger containers or heavier infestations, I also made a “tea” by soaking the bits in water for 30 minutes and then using the solution to water my plants. This dual-application method is a huge bonus, depending on how severe the issue is. The 30oz size is generous and will easily last me through several treatments across dozens of plants.✅ Pros:* Fast and noticeable results within 24 hours* Safe for indoor use around plants and pets* Versatile application (direct sprinkle or "mosquito bit tea")* Great value for the quantity🔵 Minor Note:* The packaging reseals well, but using an airtight container for storage might help keep the product fresh even longer.If you’re struggling with fungus gnats attacking your houseplants, Mosquito Bits are an absolute game-changer. It's now a staple in my plant care routine. I highly recommend it to any indoor gardener looking for an easy, non-toxic, and effective solution to these annoying pests.

I got this product to get rid of fungus gnats in some of my plants (two Birds of Paradise and a Boston fern). This is not a magic product that you used it once and you see results immediately… Patience is the main key, then consistency.In my case, it took me 5 weeks to completely get rid of the fungus gnats by only using Mosquito Bits and sticky traps.Process in every watering since the beginning of the treatment: In the mornings, I soaked ~1 tablespoon in the watering can (~ 1 gallon), let sit for the amount of time I’m at work (~8hr) and then watered the plants…repeated this step once a week for 5 weeks (*you got to adapt this to your plant’s needs… my Bird of Paradise take ~7days to get thirsty again, but Fern take like ~3 days); sticky traps were change to new ones every 5 days.** I have seen some recommendation to put the product directly to the soil, but if you have a lot of humidity or your potting mix tend to retain water or you tend to overwater your plant, I do not fully recommend it because it can create mold and/or potting mix can get stinky (been there, done that hahaha).Hopefully this would help you get rid of gnats.Happy planting, y’all

Honestly i don't know yet if it works well or not. Seems like sone days i have less noseeums and mosquitoes in my court yard. Then again living close to mangroves and a few manmade lakes, were bound to have some mosquitoes. But the worst is around 5pm till 9pm, i can't Stick out a finger because it would get bitten !!I must wait for July and Aug when the insects are at is worst. That's when I'll see if my courtyard is free of noseeums or not.

I had been dealing with a gnat infestation for months, and nothing I tried to eradicate them worked. I tried numerous sticky traps, Zevo light traps, and drying all of my plants out to death. I read on a Reddit forum that mosquito bits also work for gnats, so I gave it a try, and after about a month, all the gnats were gone. I found that the most effective method to use this product was to not only soak the bits in water for 30 min, filter, and water my plants with the filtrate, but to also mix the bits into the soil of each plant. I continued to use the sticky traps to catch the adult gnats, and the bits took care of all the larvae in the soil. I now consistently add these bits to all of my soil mixtures going forward to prevent any future infestation.

Best product for French drains. We have French drains on both sides of the house and in the back yard. A few shakes once a month keeps mosquitoes from breeding in our drains.Last year WestNile was reported in the creek by our house. I spray garlic tea and place this product in the drains and the drip trays. We have no biting mosquitoes.Works great in fish ponds and in bird baths. No harm to wildlife.

"If all else fails, read the instructions," (Quote from my Father).I live in a densely forested area, that is often wet, where you will inhale your daily amount of protein. I spread this around my house and multiple flower beds. There are two small ponds - loved that I could add this to them without harming my dragonflies or fish or frogs or the dogs that drink from them.It took a good 24 hours or more to kick in good - and suddenly for the first time in months I could go outside (I spend ALL my time outside during the day) without that corrosive spray. Only the "Deep Woods" type would keep the vampires away for even a few hours - and I could just feel the skin cancer developing. Don't have to do that now. I will be sprinkling this stuff around my house every 7 days.I looked it up. Bti (the killing ingredient) is an organically occurring bacterium that is found naturally in some soils. It only kills flies (the mosquito is a fly). I've heard several complaints from people in the area that flies are bad this year. Not for me...So far I am pleased all around.⭐Edit:The second bag did absolutely nothing. I tested it in a container of water over a period of 36 hours and the larvae were still active. The only conclusion I can reach is that the product content doesn't contain a reliable percentage of Bti. That is on the manufacturer. I can't keep purchasing bags and hoping that this one contains the ingredients I need.Exceedingly disappointed.