Joined: Thu Dec 31, 2009 11:25 am Posts: 4 Location: Houston,TEXAS
Add another ingredient. BTW, CO2 will not kill an ant colony in those [conc] as they would be evacuating already from the lack of O2 from the rains or invasion.
I do know that if we get enough people to quit eating the blue packets for iced tea, we could have the most potent version of fire ant killer around:
I have been looking into how to utilize this junk for a while it does work, and its another reason not to trust big business. Look further and you will find the people who marketed it last minuted to humans to still make a profit.
Joined: Sun Dec 06, 2009 12:58 pm Posts: 39 Location: Waco, TX
I have had good luck simply pouring boiling water into the center of the mound. It will shock some of the surrounding plants, but once the heat dissipates, the plants bounce back.
After a long road of error and correction, I've started a new method(again) to get rid of fire ants. I'm mixing vinegar and soda and pouring down on their mounds. Voila, they are dead. I know may be this is not right. But I'm helpless. The only problem is, this solution kills grass.
I have be using oatmeal, right out of the can. I crush it with my hand while covering the mound. Sometimes, it might take two, or three application, but it works fine.
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