Nemasys leatherjacket killer (100sqm pack)

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Ants. Nematode Steinernema will ambush the ants when passing. As the bacteria poisons them, it will weaken the colony, eventually killing off the queen who has too few workers to feed her. It is best used between April to September by drenching the nests. It’s essential to choose insecticides that have minimal impact on beneficial insects and the environment. Other steps that I’ve found can help are; reduce your watering regimen during the autumn, mow the lawn frequently, dethatch and collect grass cuttings. Keep the soil consistently moist: After reseeding or overseeding, it’s essential to keep the soil consistently moist to support seed germination and establishment. Water lightly and frequently, aiming to keep the top inch of soil consistently damp. Avoid excessive watering that can lead to pooling or runoff, which may wash away the newly applied seeds.

Please note: these are a live product and have an expiry date usually about 2 weeks - this product is non returnable. Choose the right seed: Select high-quality grass seed that matches your existing turf or consider a blend that is resistant to pests and diseases. Choose a variety that thrives in your region’s climate and growing conditions. This ensures better compatibility and promotes a seamless integration with the rest of your lawn.

How do Leatherjacket Killer Nematodes work?

IMPORTANT: Make sure the lawn does not dry out after applying nematodes and keep it well watered for at least two weeks. Predatory gall midge, Feltiella acarisuga. The 2mm long pale yellow maggots of this midge can find small hidden populations of red spider mite and when available can be used early and late in the season. Remember to prioritize safety precautions, such as wearing protective clothing and avoiding application near water sources or flowering plants. The presence of biological controls should not interfere with normal gardening activities such as ventilating glasshouses and watering, although it is necessary to avoid the use ofpesticides These small, brownish-grey creatures may appear harmless, but their insatiable appetite for grassroots can turn your beautifully cultivated lawn into a tattered mess.

Larvae (maggots) of a hoverfly Sphaerophoria ruppelli .About half of the hoverfly species found in Britain are predatory on aphids as larvae. The predatory green maggots of S. ruppelli are sometimes sold comercially and can be released on aphid affected plants. You can buy them online. We recommend the range from the Organic Gardening Catalogue. Instructions on use Adhering strictly to the application timings will ensure that any remaining colour in the bowl will be due to the inert carrier only and that you have performed an even application. For the organic grower, this is a biological - not chemical - pest control. Unlike a chemical spray, which may drift off target, nematodes are specific to the host pest, so that other wildlife is not affected.With the feeder in an upright position, apply evenly to half of the area using a side-to-side motion. Application will take approximately 8 minutes under typical water pressure conditions. Control: Predatory mite, Amblyseius andersoni. This mite will also feed on pollen and thrips larvae allowing the population to survive mite populations are low.

It’s crucial to follow the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure optimal effectiveness. InsecticidesThese beneficial organisms penetrate the larvae and release bacteria that cause disease, effectively eliminating the pests. To calculate your area measure the width and length of the area to be treated and multiply them by each other e.g. 5m x 20m = 100 sq.m Please note: The feeder bowl will contain the "clay filler material" and water, even after the nematodes have been applied. Simply wash this out after you have applied the nematodes, as per the instructions below.

Adhering strictly to the application timings will ensure that any remaining colour in the bowl will be due to inert carrier only and that you have performed an even application. Another clue lies in the bare patches of soil where these voracious larvae have feasted on the roots of your precious grass. minutes if treating a lawn. Applications to lawns require more water to wash the nematodes through the grass thatch.Damage From Larvae: The young crane fly larvae start to feed on the roots of grass, continuing throughout Winter and into Spring. If you have any success with any of these controls, or have any other ideas or suggestions in keeping their numbers down, I would love to hear about it. Get in touch or ask a question.