Stocker Pigeon Deterrent Spray - FLORIFENS

Always refer to the product label for the most accurate dilution ratio. Typically, it involves mixing a specific amount of concentrate with water in a spray bottle or garden sprayer. A common ratio might be 1:10, but check your specific product instructions.

Yes, the Stocker Pigeon Deterrent Spray is formulated with natural extracts and is safe for pets when used as directed. It repels pigeons without causing harm to other animals.

The fragrance is designed to be long-lasting. However, its duration can be affected by environmental factors such as rain, wind, and direct sunlight. Reapplication may be necessary periodically.

Yes, the spray is safe for use on vegetation and materials. It will not damage plants or surfaces it comes into contact with.

No, the product is designed to humanely deter pigeons using scent. It does not harm them or any other wildlife.

The key ingredients are natural extracts from geranium, lemongrass, and eucalyptus.

No, a standard garden sprayer or a simple spray bottle is sufficient for application after diluting the concentrate with water.

Ensure the solution was mixed at the correct dilution ratio and applied thoroughly to all target areas. Pigeons may need time to adjust; reapply if necessary, especially if there has been rain. Consider the intensity of the infestation.

Dilute the mixture further with water. Apply only to specific areas pigeons frequent, avoiding direct human activity zones. The scent typically dissipates for humans over time.

Ensure the spray nozzle is clean. If clogged, soak the nozzle in warm water or vinegar, or use a pin to clear the opening. Rinse the sprayer thoroughly after use to prevent future clogs.