Product Description

Green Light Fire Ant Control is attractive and deadly to fire ants. Fire Ants quickly find/pickup this bait, take it back to the mound, and feed it to the entire colony including the queen(s). Ants start dying in 24-36 hours with mound/colony destruction in 3 to 14 days. Broadcast applications may take longer.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14488 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Green Light

Features

• Kills Fire Ants and Their Queen
• Listed By the Organic Materials Review Institute For Use in Organic Production.
• 1 lb.

Customer Reviews

Organic fire ant treatment
I am really pleased to be able to control fire ants on my yard without using harmful chemicals. This product is considered organic because it is produced from a bacterial fermentation process that produces a toxin. My expereince was very good. When I spread the bait ants immediately began carrying it into the nest. In a short time it was all gone. The next day I saw many dead ants and almost no live ones where there had been hundreds. I just hope we can find a place to buy it without the high shipping cost.

Fire Ant Control
The product seems to work. Ant activity was greatly reduced in one day and seemed to disappear within a couple of days of treating a mound. Don't be fooled like I was in thinking this is a safe product around humans, kids, and/or pets. The "Organic" and "Green" packaging gave me the impression this is a safer product than most. The warnings on the back of this package are a little scary--IMHO. i.e. "Don't even use tobacco products without thoroughly washing hands with plenty of soap and hot water."

This stuff works
Whatever they put in it to attract the ants is good stuff - you can see them come out and start carrying it away as soon as you put it down. I just purchased another brand with Conserve (Safer) that the ants do *not* like - they walk right over it and leave it alone. So I'm ordering some more of the Green Light!

Once they've taken it in, they are goners. I've whipped down two 18-inch high mounds that I let get out of control. And it's OK for organic gardens! What's not to like?!