11-09-2007, 02:30 AM
If you dust when its wet then the soda will go into solution and hit the acidic soil where it will be neutralized, which is why its recommended to do it when its drought conditions. The frog has a small patch of skin on its bottom that it takes in water with, this patch of skin is sealed by the soda, the frogs reaction is to flip over on its back in an effort to get water and then its back is sealed...once this happens its just a matter of several minutes (depending on the temperature) that it will pass away.
The frog throws its voice so you maynot be hitting the area where the frog is, also if you think you are doing a complete coverage of the area (360 degrees) and have not stopped the frog then most likely its not in that area. You can stop the alpha male frog in one tree and he'll be replaced by another if you have a large population. The soda works but is only as good as the site survey, application, weather conditions.
Don't shoot the messenger.
The frog throws its voice so you maynot be hitting the area where the frog is, also if you think you are doing a complete coverage of the area (360 degrees) and have not stopped the frog then most likely its not in that area. You can stop the alpha male frog in one tree and he'll be replaced by another if you have a large population. The soda works but is only as good as the site survey, application, weather conditions.
Don't shoot the messenger.
Don't shoot the messenger.