Conquer Liquid Insecticide, a popular insecticide works on broad range of pests. We recommend Conquer in particular for drenching fire ant mounds and using is for leaf cutter ants.
Conquer is a low odor long lasting insecticide designed to provide control of a broad range of pests.
Conquer Liquid Insecticide yields 8-16 gallons and kills broad range of pests Conquer is labeled for most stored product pests, Ants, Cockroaches, Crickets, Earwigs, Fleas, Flies, Gnats, Millipedes, Mosquitoes, Moths, Psocids, Scorpions, Silverfish, Sowbugs, Spiders, Ticks and Waterbugs.
Conquer Liquid Insecticide may be used inside/outside. 240 gallons for lawn sprays. Excellent contact kill and flush.
- Conquer Leaf Cutter Ants
It is recommended that you drench the mounds with a weakened diluted residual insecticide;such as Conquer Insecticide at 1 oz per 5 gallons of water.
If spraying the leaf cutter trails as a residual insecticide, use 2 oz per gallon. The trails are very visible looking like a worn path(bare ground).
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Conquer Fleas Inside:
Mix 2 oz of Conquer with 1 gallon of water in a pump sprayer. It is advisable at this point to add 1 oz of an insect growth regulator , IGR , to cut the flea cycle. A recommended IGR is Meteor IGR. Spray on carpets, rugs and upholstery. If your pet gets under the furniture, spray underneath as well. As with all insecticides, read the label.
Read about flea control at How to Get Rid Fleas for complete instructions on how to do an indoor flea treatment and if you have hardwood floors or tile.
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Conquer Fleas Outdoors
For a 50x40 yard mix 2/3 fl oz of Conquer with 12 gallons of water.It is best not to spray on lawns that are not cut, so you can effectively spray. Using a pump sprayer or hose end sprayer apply in areas where your pet inhabits.Spray under ornamentals and trees, but avoid soaking young or flowering plants. If needed, repeat application treatment in 7-14 day intervals. Read product label for complete instructions .
Read about flea control at How to Get Rid Fleas for complete instructions on how to do an outdoor flea treatment.
Amount of Product to Use: Fluid Ounces |
Amount of Water to Use |
Area to be treated |
| 1/6 Fluid Ounce |
3 gallons |
500 sq. ft.(50' x 10') |
| 1/3 Fluid Ounce |
6 gallons |
1,000 sq. ft. (50'x 20') |
| 2/3 Fluid Ounce |
12 gallons |
2,000 sq. ft. (50' x 40') |