Fl Pest Control

These microscopic organisms destroy pests that live underground. They will seek out and destroy more than 230 different kinds of soil dwelling and wood boring insects, including Japanese beetles, cut worms, wire worms, weevils, white grubs, fungus gnat larvae, flea larvae, subterranean termites, and many more. They are so small that several thousand would fit on the head of a pin! But they do a big job --moving through the ground, they enter the body cavities of their target pests and release bacteria that kill that pest. They are completely safe for people, pets, and the environment, and are compatible with other beneficial insects. Each container includes seven million live beneficial nematodes. Restricted state: Hawaii

Amazon Sales Rank: #783 in Lawn & Patio Brand: Hirt's These microscopic insects will seek out and destroy over 230 kinds of soil dwelling and wood boring insects They are completely compatible with beneficial insects such as ladybugs, lacewings, and praying mantids and do not harm earthworms. Will not affect humans, animals, or plants Easy to use Mix directly into the soil or apply with a sprayer

Most helpful customer reviews 86 of 86 people found the following review helpful. Nematodes worked wonders for Max! By Donna B. We have a German wire-haired setters have called Quincy Maxwell (Max) cards, which are allergic to fleas and flea control products. Max is 11 years old and has his medical every summer for this problem. While research in flea control I have read, nematodes, and decided to try them out. They have worked wonders for Max, this is the first summer he had not had a severe reaction to fleas! When I know how well they control fleas, I worked for bought sliced ​​cabbage worms in our garden. I'm happy to say that in the 25 years we had a garden this year for the first time we have not lost even a cabbage. Plus, if you're worried about this, we have a small sample from each consignment checked with a microscope and found nematodes to be alive and well with the reception. Our grandchildren love to see them and excited when we have a range of nematodes prey on more than just fleas and worms cut then I suggest checking the list of things they get murder. If you have problems with a plague on the purchase list some for you and I'm sure you will be satisfied with the result. Nematodes are microscopic miracles! 30 of 30 people found the following review helpful. Alternative to chemical substances by Kornelia Birner I do not know if this product just did it to the problem, but must have contributed. I had a big flea problem after taking a new dog very cute, fitted with fleas. I thought we had the flea problem solved before with my dogs, but this was much more difficult. None of the typical things worked = frontline, heartworm pills flea control, carpet cleaning, regular washing of the dog beds etc etc. Ultimately, we had two dogs with fleas and worms, and my vet pointed out that it is a bad flea season, when I asked him to do what I could, I decided on the issue a little more research. I ended up treating carpets with borax and ordered beneficial nematodes to the court. I do not like chemicals, so the two were good alternatives. What was the end, I do not know it, the combination of everything I did, but the fleas have disappeared a month later, after we treated the yard with nematodes and to j 'I treated the few areas of the carpet, which we have, with borax. Considering the money I spend to cure my dog ​​against worms, combined their agony of constant itching and skin problems - spend a few bucks to actually get rid of fleas for good, money well spent. I bought another box of nematodes recently, because we put new sod in our yard, and I do not know if the little critters have survived this change. Better save sorry ... 12 of 12 people found this review helpful NO MORE holes! Well done! By Steve Songalia Okay. Strange that you review Title [...] miracle, but let me explain. Recently, our front garden and had holes in the fertile garden soil. The holes can be anywhere from an inch deep and 6 or 8 inches deep, large enough for your hand on the inside. Animal (s?) Have dug around the corners between the plants, was fortunately not injured. And these holes would change all the time, that one day some fresh excavated would be covered by the dirt of a freshly dug hole beside it. What I have noticed is that these large caterpillars (not sure what kind) that I never noticed until recently. I usually take my daughter out in the backyard and lift all the potted plants on the floor, and she likes to look at bugs. Ever heard a recent interview child says "potato bug" or "trades" or the "Chupacabra"? It is the best .. In any case, every time we noticed these large larvae about 2 or 3 inches long after reading the mysterious holes, it turns out that animals (cats, mice, Chupacabras) could dig around for these larvae, and the solution is not was a.