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Originally Posted by Shroomster
ok so me being stupid (hmmm seems to be my thing lately).....I sprinkle maybe 5 tablespoons or so give or take of AMDRO FIRE ANT KILLER in the 'about 2 month old' garden consisting of WATERMELON, CARROTS (MAYBE), TOMATOES, CORN, CUCUMBER, GREEN ONIONS, AND LIMA BEANS.
I then proceed to read the warnings: do not use around humans/animals do not ingest etc....
(IDIOT MOMENT CLIMAX)
nothing has begun fruiting yet.
we've been getting a LOT OF RAIN recently and I'm hoping it will rinse it and dilute it to safe levels.....possible?
Is the entire garden a bust now?
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEAS?
I FEEL COMPLETELY ASININE I can't believe I did this.
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Amdro Fire Ant Killer contains 0.73% hydramethylnon, which is labeled for non-crop treatment.
The LD50 rating on it equates to 9 pounds needing to be ingested by a 50lb dog to be fatal. It takes 2-4 weeks to break down, so as long as you're at least a month out from harvesting you should be fine.