Which type of nematodes are these, HB, SF, SC?
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According to the box they are Steinemema feltiae. Hope this the answer your looking for.
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I use shredded newspaper. They love corrugated cardboard. Use money to buy more worms.
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I don't have an answer. I only used the nemtodes. Bacillus thuringiensis crystal proteins target nematodes
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The listing I found says the following: ants, carpenter ants, cockroaches, crickets, spiders, German cockroaches, scorpions, occasional invaders (firebrats, silverfish, centipedes, millipedes) and certain other insects.We don't have many stink bugs around here so I am not sure if there is a decrease in those or not. Sorry that wasn't more helpful. We can tell a HUGE difference on roaches and ants. I've not been too impressed with spiders, though.
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Hello! I assume so! They're green and brown! Super for making compost! I would think worms like to eat my greens and grass is just that. Shredded leaves and small cut up things are best! Please read "Worms Eat My Garbage". Happy Farming! Love. Peace. Gratitude. Kindness. Christina
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I bought some a few yrs ago that came in a syringe in which i added water then shot them into the stems of my plants, it was the only time i ever had luck with zuccini, as the viner borers kill the plants quite qucikly which made me stop gardening a few yrs, this yr i want to find those nematodes but can not remember the name nor who i bought them from.
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No, I doubt it was the nematodes. Follow the instructions and there should be no problems.
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They are small and medium. We didn't get any giant worms. These are excellent quality.
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Lots of worms 1-2 inches long. After spending the summer in my compost they are much fatter and more plentiful.
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Hello A Richards, The answer is yes, these are soil pest eliminators. All 3 types of nematodes we carry target any pest that spend time in the soil at some stage of their life cycle. However each one of them have a strategical way of attacking pest and that makes them more effective for specific pest. For example this particular nematode' s specie is Steinernema capocasea and it is great for fleas, however it will also kill grubs and we also have a nematode that is the best at killing grubs but will also kill fleas. I hope this will answer your question. If you need more help please contact us at 805.445.9981 Mike
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Hi Nicole, on the bag are listed N, phosphate, potash, cal., magnesium, sulfur.. My Meyer lemon had this, started treatment with this fert. and applications of liquid iron, also, had to treat for leaf miners. Pretty dark green leaves now. Really recommend this product.. hope this helps you.....
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it comes with one stick of 2mm lead. I cant say for sure type like hb or 2b if that is what you are asking. If I had to guess, I would say maybe HB.
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Mine only got mosqeeters and moths, until I put a smear of over-ripe banana on it. That attracted the flies, and it killed them as well. I used banana, because while most spoiling food smells very bad, bananas just smell like banana while they decompose. Mine is by my pond, which is my refuge, and I dont like excess bugs or bad smells in the area.
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I'm afraid one is "cod, sole and shrimp" - the others are salmon and one is just called ocean whitefish! I hope this helps!
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Nematodes are live creatures. I agree with J. Deloach, wait 30 days after the insecticide was sprayed, otherwise you just kill them off.
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The crickets had nematodes go to armstrongs crickets there the best the crickets I got from amazon stank bad
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Hibiscus are white fly magnets. For white fly, I buy Bayer Advanced 3 in 1 (concentrate) Insect, Disease & Mite Control. Works for 30 days, attach to hose spray.Complete Insect Killer - I use for grub worms - pour into the soil. I have close to 150 roses and the grub worms thought it was a buffet! I pitched out the hibiscus, white flies to a number on them. I still have the garden sprayed once a month. Bayer's customer service number is 1-877-229-3724. I found them to be very helpful. Good luck!