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Garden Safe Brand Bt Worm & Caterpillar Killer is a concentrated insecticide designed for organic gardening. It effectively targets harmful pests while being safe for beneficial insects, making it ideal for use on edible plants right up to harvest day. The easy-to-mix formula allows for versatile application across various plant types, ensuring your garden thrives without compromise.
D**Y
It actually works!
Tried Neem Oil on caterpillars and cabbage worms eating my broccoli and collards to no effect; but found it’s not supposed to. Tried this and applied to some live caterpillars and checked next day and were dead. Definitively a must for organic gardening with greens.
P**N
This actually worked!
I have been skeptical about using a product like this because it sounded too good to be true. I decided to try it because my never ending battle with cabbage looper caterpillars was particularly bad this year. I really prefer my broccoli & cabbage without little green worms. It really seemed to work. Now I just need to remember to re-apply when necessary.
N**W
Marked up small volume of bt but highly effective
A very marked up dilution of bt. But it’s still got bt in it and the correct strain for worms. Apply this a day before Lepidopteran pests are forecasted and they will be unable to feed on your plants. Worms stop feeding immediately and die in a day.
E**1
Kills tent worms dead!
When the tent worms start to show up, try this! I sprayed the fruit trees early in the year when small tents started to show up and within days, they were all dead. Amazing stuff. My go to for tent worms now.
D**8
Works great
Killed all my vine worm borders in my zuchinni vines, works great
B**M
Works well
Works well. I’ve used it on broccoli, tomatoes, squash vines, and even to kill worm larvae in beekeeping equipment.
T**N
Haven't seen as many catapillers since I started using it.
It did seem to stop te catapillers from eating my garden.
E**E
Can't really say
I bought this to battle the bag worms. There seem to be less bagworms now, but I am having tree professionally sprayed next spring. Too big a job for me to do right.
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