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Trees & Japanese Giant Hornets
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2021/8/18 09:30
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Does an entire tree have to be removed (right down to its Roots) in order to get rid of a nest of Japanese Giant Hornets?
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by Daring
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Re: Trees & Japanese Giant Hornets
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2021/8/18 14:53
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As far as I know, no.
They usually remove the beehive itself, then spray either insecticide or wood vinegar to prevent hornets/bees to come again.
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by AK
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Re: Trees & Japanese Giant Hornets
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2021/8/20 07:21
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Dumb question, but can you please explain how they get rid of the Hornet's Nest without removing the entire tree, right down to its Roots?
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Re: Trees & Japanese Giant Hornets
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2021/8/20 09:16
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They spray powerful insecticide into the hive (of course specialists come equipped with proper gear), then remove the hive. Then apply repellant to the tree. Why would you want to get rid of the whole tree?
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