Bonide 8066 Captain Jack's Bacillus Thuringiensis BT Organic Worm & Caterpillar Control, 32 oz. Ready-to-Us - Quantity 1

Devistates the insects devastating my petunias!

Dealt with fungus gnats for literal years and frankly just didn't care enough to do anything about it. Recently got a bonsai tree as a gift and knew that I had to make a real effort to cure my plants so they wouldn't spread fungus gnats to such a delicate plant. I treated them with this product for the first time about 2 weeks ago. Whenever I saw even 1 gnat in my apartment, I went back and treated them again. So I believe I've treated them 3 or 4 times. I haven't seen a gnat in several days now. Hopefully they are gone for good! And I still have 3/4 of the bottle left if I need to follow up

I have a deep and abiding dislike for tomato worms!Ick!This stuff kills them DRT!

I used Bonide Captain Jack’s BT on my bell pepper plants and lettuce after seeing signs of caterpillar damage. I followed the instructions and sprayed a few times, and I didn’t notice any more caterpillars afterward. So, I think it worked — though I didn’t directly see the effect on the pests.One thing I didn’t like was the smell. It had a weird, almost “spit-like” odor, which was a bit off-putting, but it wasn’t unbearable. On the plus side, the spray was easy to apply, and I felt good knowing it’s safe for organic gardening and beneficial insects.Overall, the product seems to have done its job. I’d consider using it again, but the smell could be a downside if you’re sensitive to that sort of thing.

I've tried other methods to get rid of these annoying fungus gnats; this product works! The number of the gnats decreased immediately and then were completely gone in about 7 days. The plants remain healthy. I combined this with glue traps to catch the ones trying to escape.

I bought this to kill my squash bugs and other bugs in my vegetable garden .It really helped.

My tomato plants started being attacked by Hornworms and this was recommended by a tomato growing guide. I use this about once every 2 weeks and so far haven't seen any new hornworms, or seen any new damage caused by them. Smells awful, but really does work. Plants look very happy now.

I know it’s not meant for fungus gnats, but multiple people had said it worked immediately for their gnat problems in their indoor plants so I gave it a shot. I’ve used it twice a day for seven days along with sticky traps - it’s done nothing :(