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Natural flea, tick and worm treatments for dogs. Our range of natural flea, worm and tick products offers an alternative way to discourage pests.
- Fleas in Dogs: Signs, Prevention & Treatment | Dragonfly Products
Discover effective flea prevention and treatment for dogs....
- Fleas in Dogs: Signs, Prevention & Treatment | Dragonfly Products
Natural Flea and Tick Treatment for Dogs. Herbal Dog Company Flea Protect tonic. Prevention, chemical free, repels pests the natural way.
- Herbal Dog Co
Dragonflies (order Odonata) are divided into two distinct sub-orders, the Zygoptera or Damselflies and the Anisoptera or Dragonflies. Useful tips. Different species are on the wing at different times of the year. This can help you narrow down the list of potential species that you could have sighted.
Discover effective flea prevention and treatment for dogs. Keep your puppy comfortable and flea-free with expert tips.
- What Are Flea Beetles?
- What Are Flea Beetle Killer Nematodes & How Can They Help?
- When Should I Apply The Nematodes?
- How Many Nematodes Do I Need?
- What Conditions Do The Nematodes Require?
- How Do I Apply The Nematodes?
- Can I Store Nematodes?
- Improve Soil Quality with Our Soil Boost Biostimulant
There are several species of Flea Beetle found in the U.K. with the most destructive pest species belonging to the Phyllotreta spp. family. The adult beetles will feed on plant leaves but it is the larvae of the beetles which cause the most critical damage as they feed on plant roots. Young plants are particularly vulnerable to attack from Flea Bee...
Naturally and safely control your Flea Beetle infestation with our Flea Beetle Killer Nematodes, which are deadly to Flea Beetle larvae but safe to humans, pets and wildlife. Dragonfli Flea Beetle Killer containSteinernemaspecies nematodes that enter the Flea Beetle larvae via a natural opening, like the mouth, and feed on the pest from inside it. ...
Flea Beetles emerge from overwintering sites in April and May. Eggs will be lain in areas suited to larval and beetle feeding with larvae emerging 2-3 weeks after eggs are produced. It is therefore recommended that you apply your Flea Beetle Killer Nematodes from May onwardsand whenever Flea Beetle larvae are identified in your soils.
The 25million pack will treat an area of up to 50m2. The 50million pack will treat an area of up to 100m2. The 250million pack will treat an area of up to 500m2. The 500million pack will treat an area of up to 1000m2. If your lawn has suffered severely from Flea Beetle damage, and the number of Flea Beetle larvae within the soil is high, multiple a...
Choose a humid or wet day to apply your Flea Beetle Killer Nematodes. Nematodes are UV-sensitive and will not survive long when exposed to bright, sunny conditions. Apply the nematodes early in the morning or early in the evening in order to utilise the optimum humidity levels. Avoid application in frosty conditions. Soil temperatures should be abo...
To increase the effectiveness of your nematode treatment we always advise you pre water area to be treated with nematodes prior toapplication.The soil needs to be kept moist for nematodes to penetrate the soil and reach the Flea Beetle larvae. See also ourNemaflo carrierwhich will help aid the movement of the nematodes in the soil. 1.First open and...
You can store unopened nematode packs in a fridge but it is best to ensure you apply your nematodes as soon as possible for the best results. Flea Beetle Killer Nematodes are harmless to humans, and safe to apply to edible plants.
Consider the addition of Soil Boostwhich will also boost and help the development of beneficial microbial life in soils, improving root and plant health.
During its time the dragonfly catches and eats live prey at every opportunity, moulting a further 5–14 times until it is fully-grown. Larval development typically takes one or two years, but ranges from 2–3 months (emerald damselflies) to more than five years (Golden-ringed Dragonfly).
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