Will these be harmed by Golden Guardian marigolds? Those are said to control harmful nematodes.
1427193
I personally would say no. Marigolds ward off/kill root nematodes but these are a type which eats larva. I would think they are not going to be attacking any plants just hunting down immature insects. I have a highly noticeable difference in the flea situation in our yard and I have not put these guys in the yard since last year which tells me my plants / flowers are not killing them.
708979
No. They are already. Just make sure to flame your innoculator to sterilize it and keep jar closed till growth is complete to avoid contamination.
1440293
I would really reccomend against it. It kills everything. I sprayed some of my house with it, and about 4 months later there is still things dying where I sprayed it.Probably wouldn't be safe if you want to eat the vegetables.
2212705
Its not harmful to plants or fish. You should use the proper dosage. Wonderful product and keeps the pond clean.
1182110
I looked at the pamphlet on the container. It did not list bagworm specificalmly. my experience with this product is protection from a wide range of creatures that feast on leaves a trunks of trees.
2205475
I don't believe lastiseal will harm your plants in any way. I would use it.
721431
To the best of my knowledge the red wigglers seem to do well in raised garden beds and gardens. If fed with leftover vegetable waste from the house (no meat & fat, no onion or citrus peel) They propagate in number and aerate and help fertilize the soil.
862250
I don't know for sure. Isnt helping my palms much though. I don't think this would hurt your plants, but I wouldn't spend money on this for them, as you can get regular plant food cheaper. Good luck!
121971
This is not for use indoors, unless you are using it on your indoor plants that are in soil. Nematodes live in the soil and will not survive otherwise. If you are using it on your plants, a hand sprayer will suffice.
237341
Yes. This product is a bacterium that is selectively toxic to caterpillars, so it will not hurt plants, people, pets, birds, or anything besides caterpillars. It can be used on broccoli to control cabbage loppers, tomatoes to control tomato horn worms, as well as on fruit trees to control tent caterpillars. Can be applied up to the day of harvest.
2008759
The only thing in this product is 100% Organic Whole Psyllium. I can't imagine what they could possibly find hazardous in this product. It is stated on their label that where their crops are grown, no pesticides, herbicides, chemical fertilizers, and post-harvest chemical treatments are used. I can't figure out California's problem unless they have something against this company. Hope this helps.
235511
Should be safe. nematodes eat the larva in the ground. They shouldn't give your cat worms.
2043509
Insecticidal soap, stay away from dish soap too much can harm plants because anti bacterias in them.
32028
I really don't know a technical answer. I can tell you within two to three weeks the nematodes had done their job in my garden. I am not sure fertilizer would even adversly affect the nematodes.
211325
Nematodes cannot damage grass. The grubs they attack do the damage, but the nematodes are very tiny and they don't eat plant matter.
1895342
They work to control the adults. Seem to work best if set around the base of the plants. Predatory Nematodes will kill the larva in soil in a week. I use the combination of the two.
1372811
They work well for preventative maintenance. If you are already infested use neem oil, or mighty wash. Half the bugs arrived dead, but I still had enough.