Does Triazicide Kill Army Worms

Pests are a nuisance when they invade your garden. You can’t just ignore them and hope they go away on their own because some insects will leave infestations behind if you don’t act quickly. One of the most common pests that damage lawns is the armyworm. These caterpillars are known for their voracious appetite and their ability to chew through even thick turf grasses. If left untreated, armyworms can quickly take over an entire lawn, leaving it looking like it has been attacked by a herd of feral goats—without any milk or cheese! Fortunately, there is an easy solution: Triazicide Turf & Ornamental Pest Control Concentrate Plus Triazicide Insecticide Granules both contain bifenthrin as its active ingredient which targets microscopic organisms in the central nervous system of insects such as armyworms. They also work well against many other types of pests including ants fleas ticks mites spiders beetles chinch bugs rose chafer leafhoppers sod webworms root maggots termites white grubs mole crickets millipedes earwigs sowbugs centipedes pillbugs roaches silverfish firebrats scorpions stink bugs

Yes, Triazicide is effective against armyworms. In fact, it will kill nearly 100 types of lawn and garden pests.

Yes, Triazicide is effective against armyworms. In fact, it will kill nearly 100 types of lawn and garden pests.

Triazicide can be used on lawns, gardens and other plants. It’s made up of four different chemicals that are effective at killing many types of pests including worms.

A chemical called bifenthrin is the active ingredient in Triazicide. It is an insecticide with a low toxicity that targets microscopic organisms in the central nervous system of insects.

Bifenthrin is a contact insecticide that targets microscopic organisms in the central nervous system of insects. It’s low toxicity makes it safer to use than other available chemicals and it is ideal for use on lawns, gardens and other outdoor settings.

Unlike many other products, Triazicide won’t kill worms immediately after they come into contact with it, as they need time to absorb enough bifenthrin through their skin before they die. However, if you apply the product when there are no worms present then they can be killed within 24 hours.

Use Triazicide to treat for armyworms if you spot them on your lawn or if you live in an area with a high risk of infestation. Armyworms are more common during wet summers.

If you have a high-risk area, use Triazicide to treat for armyworms if you spot them on your lawn or if you live in an area with a high risk of infestation. Armyworms are more common during wet summers.

If your lawn has a heavy armyworm infestation, you may not be able to apply enough Triazicide by yourself to afford effective control. If this is the case, hire a professional.

If your lawn has a heavy armyworm infestation, you may not be able to apply enough Triazicide by yourself to afford effective control. If this is the case, hire a professional.

The cost of hiring a professional is generally less than the cost of buying Triazicide and taking the time to apply it yourself. In addition, professionals have access to more specialized equipment such as spreaders that are designed for distributing granular products like insecticides evenly across large areas (think acres).

It’s also important to note that while applying a granular product by hand can be done safely and effectively if done properly (with proper safety precautions), there are still risks involved—and these increases with higher concentrations of insecticide in your spray tank.

Be alert for signs of armyworm infestations and act quickly if you suspect a problem.

• Identify the problem.
• Identify the cause of the problem.
• Identify a solution to your armyworm infestation.
• Identify benefits and risks of your chosen solution, as well as its cost and time required to implement it.

Remember that Triazicide is not a miracle cure. If you spot armyworms on your lawn, act quickly before they become too much of a problem. If you live in an area prone to infestation, it’s best to stay vigilant and treat regularly with Triazicide or other insecticides.