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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 12:18 pm   Post subject: Beneficial Predatory Nematodes


Ok I am getting a box of Beneficial Predatory Nematodes.....they look like the answer to my problem with grubs and japanese beetles! Not to mention the poor little skunk that is now putting holes in my lawn because he loves the grubs.

My question is has anyone used these? It says they start working in 24 to 48 hours.

http://www.suburbanhabitat.com/pd_beneficial-nematodes.php?gclid=CO2NoqjysYYCFQsNGgodxwWGAA


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No, I haven't but I read the link and didn't see anything about Pets. I have alot of wild rabbits digging. Will it hurt them I wonder.


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I read right on the box not harmful to pets or plants....So it must be good! Very Happy


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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 11:02 pm   Post subject:


Let us know if it works Very Happy


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Glad to hear that Kimberly


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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:57 am   Post subject:


OMG!!!!!! Shocked Gang it works like a charm!!! All the things that are eating the plants are dying off....These little buggers work fantastic!!!! WOOHOO!! Give them a try!! Mr. Green


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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 12:51 pm   Post subject:


Glad to hear they work Kim! Mr. Green Actually by reading the following peice of text on the website you linked to I'm not surprised why:

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Predatory Nematodes attack by invading the insect body and then reproducing on what remains, until only a "shell" is left behind


Erggggh! What a death Shocked


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Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:08 pm   Post subject:


I don't feel sorry for those bugs that are eating my plants I have the stink bugs all over my Spaghetti Squash my plants are running everywhere and theses bugs are causing them to die.Thery are turning brown .I'm sick of those devils .I need some of the Predatory Nematodes if they would eat those.

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From the description of how thet operate, I think I used to work with some nematodes.
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LMAO!!!!! Mr. Green It may be a yucka death but my flowers are very happy critters....you can usually find them at a local feed and seed store...I even saw them on sale at ebay but they were a fortune there!! Very Happy


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From the description of how thet operate, I think I used to work with some nematodes.
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Desert Rat wrote:
From the description of how thet operate, I think I used to work with some nematodes.
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Say no more, I know exactly what you mean.


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Lol!DR!!

Sounds like a need some BPNs!!!Thanks for the link Kimmer!!


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Glad it worked!!!


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Your welcome! Very Happy


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