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Mar 06, 2018 - 10:38 AM
I am not a fan of using Termidor HE unless the soil conditions require it. In most cases, using more water delivers better penetration and broader coverage. Unless you have the BASF High Efficiency Soil Injector, Termidor HE may not do an adequate job. The question becomes, at what point can you achieve full coverage under the slab without gaps or untreated areas?
The more liquid Termidor the better. It doesn't matter how far apart you drill the holes if the chemical doesn't fill the gap between them. This might take some experimentation.
Are termites in the dead palm tree roots also?
The more liquid Termidor the better. It doesn't matter how far apart you drill the holes if the chemical doesn't fill the gap between them. This might take some experimentation.
Are termites in the dead palm tree roots also?
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