BROS ant bait formulation in feeder 10 g — B386 for garden ants

BROS ant bait formulation in feeder 10 g — B386 for garden ants is a ready-to-use bait placed inside a small plastic feeder designed for outdoor use. The product contains an attractant formulation that worker ants collect and carry back to the nest, allowing targeted reduction of ant activity and colonies in gardens and around buildings. The compact 10 g feeder is intended for spot treatment and simple placement at locations where ants are active.

Advantages

The feeder provides a contained and pre-measured dose of bait, reducing direct contact with the active formulation while allowing ants easy access. Its small size and ready-to-use format make placement straightforward and suitable for targeted treatment near anthills, pathways, flowerbeds and building foundations. Designed for outdoor application, it helps reduce worker numbers and can contribute to colony control when used as directed.

Suitable for

• Spot treatment of ant trails and entry points around houses and garden structures
• Placement near anthills in lawns, flowerbeds and vegetable patches
• Targeted control in patios, terraces and around sheds
• Use in areas where a contained bait is preferred over loose granules or sprays

Key specifications

• Form: ready-to-use bait inside a small feeder
• Net bait quantity: 10 g per feeder
• Intended use: outdoor application for garden and perimeter ant control
• Placement: suitable for spot placement at ant activity sites
• Packaging: compact plastic feeder designed to allow ant access while limiting exposure

How to use

Place the feeder directly on or adjacent to ant trails, near anthills or at points where ants enter buildings. Ensure the feeder is positioned on a stable, level surface and is accessible to foraging ants. Replace the feeder after the bait is consumed or according to local label directions. Avoid placing the bait where it may be disturbed by children, pets or frequent water flow.

Usage recommendations

For effective reduction of ant activity, monitor feeders and replace them as needed until visible ant activity decreases. Use several feeders for larger infestations, placing them at intervals along trails and near nests. Avoid contaminating bait with other insecticides or food waste and follow local safety instructions for outdoor pesticide baits.