HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) – The beetles will return to Houston in warmer weather, but you can prevent them from colonizing your home and yard.
You can do it yourself or hire a pest control service. However, if you are concerned about bugs, now is the time to take action.
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“You take the Apex cockroach bait and make about 100 small, BB-sized dots in your kitchen. Under the edge of the cabinet. Under the sink where you see them,” said Ronny Wheeler of Solutions Pest and Lawn.
Wheeler says a lot of people see army snailworms on their plants as well.
He recommends using a product called Ignite. All you have to do is dilute it and spray it on your plants.
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As far as fleas, fire ants, chinch bugs and crickets are concerned, distributing Bifen L / P granules will pay off in the coming weeks with a bug-free yard.
“You send it out and moisten it, and this product lasts a good five to six months,” said Wheeler.
The time to do this is now, before you see the pests return to your yard and home.
A bag of Bifen L / P is roughly $ 31, the Ignite $ 44.99, and the Apex $ 24.99.
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