Gardener's Supply Company Mosquito Control Rings (Set of 20)

This product is well known for mosquito control but how happy was I when I discovered a dual use?! So I have some potted plants, some are outdoor and others are indoor that I set outside on occasion for natural sunlight (my windows do not get direct sun). These darned flies started infesting my plants, flying everywhere, with the occasional up the nose. I tried neem oil (also from trying on mosquitoes with zero effect), the sticky things, watering less, and mulch. none of it has worked. One day, I’m bucket watering, you know setting pots in a bucket of water as a gnat prevention (instead of watering from the top where the gnats live) and in goes a dunk for mosquitoes. Before I knew what was going on, no more gnats! So, now I grab a dunk, mash it up and it goes in the watering can. Also take some of the grinds and sprinkle liberally in the plant pots - right on top. Stuff is amazing!

Evita los mosquitos en platos de macetas. Muy eficaz.

I am a great fan of these dunk's. they work well and as long as you remember to drop one in every 3 weeks or so (rather than once a month as recommended) they will keep your pond free from the dreaded mozzie plague on a permenant basis. These Dunks seem thinner than the 8 pack but seem to work just as well and are considerably cheaper per dunk.

Tengo aproximadamente un mes que apliqué medio aro de control de larvas en un estanque de aproximadamente 120 litros y desde el tercero o cuarto día empezaron a aparecer las larvas muertas. En estos días no he visto larvas en el estanque. Falta comprobar si es efectivo durante 60 días. En este momento me parecen que son altamente recomendables para controlar las larvas de mosquito y evitar las enfermedades que transmiten.

Living in the woods with lots of damp leaves and places for water to accumulate is a mosquito birthing ground. I'm a bug magnet. The two don't go well together. These are a must for my small pond (even though it has has small fountain - moving water is supposed to discourage mosquitos & three wonderful frogs!) and the bird water feeders. We have a large covered water barrel for catching rain water from the gutters, but the top is recessed enough for water to lie there after a heavy rain. It is located right below where the outdoor water facet is located and every time I have to turn on the hose I'm horrified by all the larva swimming in that small amount of water. I broke off a 1 inch piece of this dunk and the next day checked & nothing was moving in that water! Now I place a small piece in anything that tends to collect water! Anything that can help discourage the production of mosquitos & works has my vote. This product does work! They have increased in price, but some things are worth the money.