Please do not buy this. It works, but it's suspected of killing whole colonies of bees. America's bees are being destroyed at the highest rates ever, The National Resources Defense Council reports 42% of bee colonies collapsed in 2015, and before that, since the mid 90's bee colonies have been in decline world wide. Is it just a coincidence that neonics are the most widely available pesticides in the world, and just happened to come into existence around the same time?  EPA research says it's not:  [...].  If interested, see also [...]

The bees are struggling to survive a deluge of next-generation pesticides called "neonics" unleashed by multinational chemical giants like Monsanto, Syngenta and the German aspirin company, Bayer  the world's largest manufacturer of these bee-killing chemicals. One out of every three bites of food we eat relies on bees for pollination. Neonics are also used to treat seeds, to make them less susceptible to rot, but the dust that is raised kills whole colonies of bees living near by. We must stop this. Honey bees provide honey but also pollinate coffee, blueberries, apples, oranges, lemons, cherries and many more, 1/3 of the food we eat, are at risk and will become much more expensive if they must be hand pollinated.
Please do not buy this. It works, but it's suspected of killing whole colonies of bees. America's bees are being destroyed at the highest rates ever, The National Resources Defense Council reports 42% of bee colonies collapsed in 2015, and before that, since the mid 90's bee colonies have been in decline world wide. Is it just a coincidence that neonics are the most widely available pesticides in the world, and just happened to come into existence around the same time? EPA research says it's not:  [... ]. If interested, see also [... ]

The bees are struggling to survive a deluge of next-generation pesticides called "neonics" unleashed by multinational chemical giants like Monsanto, Syngenta and the German aspirin company, Bayer  the world's largest manufacturer of these bee-killing chemicals. One out of every three bites of food we eat relies on bees for pollination. Neonics are also used to treat seeds, to make them less susceptible to rot, but the dust that is raised kills whole colonies of bees living near by. We must stop this. Honey bees provide honey but also pollinate coffee, blueberries, apples, oranges, lemons, cherries and many more, 1/3 of the food we eat, are at risk and will become much more expensive if they must be hand pollinated.