Cedar Oil as insect repellent

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Has anyone had good results with Cedar Oil?
Extract of Juniperus virginiana. Have heard it
disrupts feeding and mating habits for
grass hoppers, fleas, mosquitos, cucumber beetles
and some others.
 
dj":2mjocqxq said:
Has anyone had good results with Cedar Oil?
Extract of Juniperus virginiana. Have heard it
disrupts feeding and mating habits for
grass hoppers, fleas, mosquitos, cucumber beetles
and some others.

Cedar is a natural repellant for fleas (I'm not sure about the rest of the insects on your list), but I'm thinking the oil would break down relatively quickly when exposed to the elements - could be wrong on that, however. Chips might be better.
 
We are looking at this to spray on the plants.
The first thing that came to mind for me was possiblity for leaf burn from the oil. It is a new product (4 us) and recommended highly by the few who have tried it. Haven't actually bought any yet and can't remember what I read on the label as far as the insects it effects.
 

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