Aaron asks if Bonide Systemic Granules (imidacloprid) are safe for carnivorous plants.
Jeff Dallas: "This product should be just fine. I've used Imidacloprid sprays on plants safely. The granules should work just fine as long as there's no fertilizer present. This product doesn't seem to have any. Imidacloprid is the same chemical used in Advantage on dogs for fleas."
Apply per label; avoid fertilizer-containing systemic products.
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