Can Miehailing be sprayed directly on flowering plants?

Miehailing has a good quick-knockdown effect on many household pests such as mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches, bed bugs and ants, so you may be wondering can Miehailing be sprayed on flowering plants? Below, the editor will answer this for you.

1. Can Miehailing be sprayed on flowering plants?

Miehailing cannot be sprayed on flowering plants. Miehailing is a highly effective insecticide, and its solvent is generally kerosene; after contact, plants such as flowering plants will die.

2. Precautions for using Miehailing

1. Spray should not be used excessively or too frequently; an interval of about one week is appropriate;

2. Do not mix and use multiple types of Miehailing, so as to avoid the toxicity being enhanced after the toxic substances interact;

3. Spray should not be sprayed directly at the human body or food; avoid directly inhaling the spray or contacting the skin or eyes; do not let children touch it; do not store it together with food, etc.;

4. Miehailing should avoid high temperatures to prevent explosions;

5. Do not buy low-price, poor-quality insecticides, and do not casually open empty cans or throw them into fire, to avoid explosions;

6. Do not use insecticides when the room has poor air convection.

Although Miehailing has a good effect on eliminating pests, it also has a certain toxicity, so everyone must pay more attention when using it.