Snake Repellent Granules for Yards with No-Stink Formula, Up to 1,440 Sq Ft per 2-Lb Bottle, 1- or 2-Pack – Ortho
Snake repellent granules help discourage snake entry, nesting and foraging around yards and outdoor structures without leaving a strong lingering odor. Ortho Snake B Gon1 comes in a shaker bottle for direct ground application around homes, garages, sheds, barns, woodpiles, patios and other places where snake activity has been noticed.
Each 2-pound bottle covers up to 1,440 square feet, making it practical for treating a defined perimeter or several high-activity spots. Shake the bottle side to side while pointing the top forward and down, then reapply as needed, usually every 30 days. Heavy rain or renewed activity may require earlier treatment. Choose one or two bottles for the area you plan to cover. The formula is listed for use around people, pets and ornamental plants when used as directed, but it should not be applied on or around plants intended for consumption.
Specifications
- Brand: Ortho
- Product: Snake repellent granules
- Model: 0497601
- Bottle size: 2 lb / 32 oz
- Pack options: 1 or 2 bottles
- Coverage per bottle: Up to 1,440 sq ft
- Formula: No-stink listed
- Use area: Outdoor
- Application: Shaker bottle
- Typical reapplication: Every 30 days as needed
- Weather note: Reapply sooner after heavy rainfall if needed
- Plant limitation: Do not use on or around plants intended for consumption
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should the snake repellent granules be applied?
Apply Ortho Snake B Gon1 outdoors around houses, garages, sheds, barns, woodpiles, patios and other locations where snake activity has been observed.
How much area does one bottle cover?
One 2-pound bottle covers up to 1,440 square feet when applied according to the product directions.
How often should the granules be reapplied?
Reapply as needed, usually every 30 days, and consider earlier treatment after heavy rainfall or renewed snake activity.
Can the granules be used near plants?
They are listed for ornamental plant areas when used as directed, but not on or around plants intended for consumption.