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Home Page > Yardener's Plant Problem Solver > Dealing With Pest Insects > Pest Insects In The Lawn > Chinch Bugs > Solutions For Chinch Bugs

Solutions For Chinch Bugs

Control Chinch Bugs With Natural Insecticides

Controlling Modest Chinchbug Infestations
Chinch bug infestations can usually be controlled by pouring a neem oil soap product over affected turf areas (not over the entire lawn). Do not use on drought-stressed plants, bleeding hearts, crown of thorns, gardenia, horse chestnut, jade plant, Japanese maple, lantana, mountain ash, sweet peas or new growth on conifers. Please read and follow directions. For Neem Oil Soap product information go to Yardener's Tool Shed.

AzaMax will control chinch bugs

AzaMax is a natural product with a broad spectrum of pest control and broad plant applications. AzaMax is an anti-feedant and insect growth regulator which control (kills) pests through starvation and growth disruption within two or three days. Therefore this product is used when the bugger is chomping on the foliage. Any of the sprayers can be used to apply AzaMax

For more information about AzaMax go to the Yardener's Tool Shed; click here

 

 




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