I feel your pain. Over on the other coast, we're not having a problem with roaches (so far, cross fingers, etc.) but with big head ants. These are the ones that invade the fire ant mounds, kill them all, and take over. They don't seem to be getting whacked by any of the insecticides we put down. Everyday is a constant search for them and killing off stragglers or scouts. It has to be that some EPA law has made them dilute the pesticides so much they're practically water.
Nothing has built up resistance to getting squashed, so it's a lot of hand to hand combat.
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I feel your pain. Over on the other coast, we're not having a problem with roaches (so far, cross fingers, etc.) but with big head ants. These are the ones that invade the fire ant mounds, kill them all, and take over. They don't seem to be getting whacked by any of the insecticides we put down. Everyday is a constant search for them and killing off stragglers or scouts. It has to be that some EPA law has made them dilute the pesticides so much they're practically water.
ReplyDeleteNothing has built up resistance to getting squashed, so it's a lot of hand to hand combat.