Live Beneficial Nematodes Hb+Sc+Sf - Kills Over 200 Different Species of Soil Dwelling and Wood Boring Insects. (5 Million_Nematodes)

These nematodes are perfect for my situation. I live really with cattle on one side and chickens, horses etc on the other side. Wildlife is another consideration and all have fleas. There are lots of insects that lay eggs and grubs in the yard. I applied these in early spring, and now that we're in late summer, I've had no fleas on the dog for me, and only four spots where the grubs have gotten into the lawn. This is a drastic improvement over the last year when the grubs took a bulk of the yard. The grubs are mostly lacewing, Crane fly, fig eaters, and assorted other bugs.

I have nine raised beds and also have many other very large planters in my yard. Bugs seem to thrive in Georgia! I read about beneficial, nematodes, and thought I would try them. Very easy to use; just mix with water and sprinkle around the beds. I found that I had many less of the problematic insects this year will be buying more as my garden was excellent after using the beneficial nematodes.

I'm sure they're great my yard is doing fine as soon as I sprayed them on the ants the ants tried to leave the next morning I did spray them on another anthole but the lady had put Clorox in the anthole the night before or a couple days before I don't think the nematodes told survived

I’m not sure if the product is working or not. I hope so. It was easy to mix and apply. I was unaware the package included ice packs to keep it cold because it’s “alive”. Unfortunately, in our desert high heat, the ice was melted, the package hot and sitting in the sun for 2 more hours after delivery. I know this has nothing to do with the actual product but wanted others to know this so they don’t make the same mistake I did. I plan to order again in late fall so they won’t have the possibility of dying in the heat.

Exactly as described be sure you read the directions before you use this product came with a nice little book and some stickers so far so good

I purchased the triple blend packet to treat a termite tube and surrounding ground along the foundation wall of our house. I cannot see that it made any difference at all after two weeks. I introduced the product by mixing per the instructions. I lightly sprinkled the tube with the nematode solution and flooded the ground around the entry point to the tube. I watered the ground in the heat of the day after initial treatment to make sure ground temps did not exceed 86 degrees per instructions. The soil temp averaged about 76 degrees. I introduced some of the treated mud into a jar of termites. It appeared to have no effect after several days. I just accidentally jarred the termite tube which fell apart while trying to introduce a piece of cardboard treated with borax and sugar (after giving up on nematodes) and it was full of termites. Total waste of two weeks and money based on my experience.

We had a nasty fungus gnat problem that all the sticky traps in the world couldn’t help. I used this from a TikTok recommendation and, at first, I thought it helped because I didn’t see as many gnats in the room with our plants. It turns out they were just visiting other rooms for a bit and returned to the plants. A systemic pesticide fixed the issue.

I have a garden in my basement. I originally started out in hydroponics and decided to see how I could do with a "soil like medium" in a grow bag. A number of months after I started this project I noticed some small fly's (I think fruit fly's). Over the weeks they got to be significant and I was looking for ways to get rid of them. I hung the sticky fly catching strips and tried other methods (no pesticides) and nothing was working very well. When I saw the NaturesGoodGuys beneficial nematodes Hb+Sc+Sf 5 million Nematodes I decided to give them a try.I have never used nematodes before so this is what I did and I don't guarantee what I did is correct. You get the small packet of nematodes packed along with a bag of melted water (not sure but it is a liquid). That was put there to help keep it cool. The instructions say it is normal for it to be melted when you get it. But upon receipt I put it into the refrigerator (their instructions). I think the next day I filled a 2 L watering can about 4/5 full of water and put in the contents of the packet of nematodes. It just looks like brown powder. I then used my watering can and applied some to the top of the dirt in each growing bag. I was not sure how much to use so I started being conservative and when I had added it to all the growing bags I went back and tried to give more equally to all the bags. The instructions say to keep the "dirt" moist but I didn't change my watering habits from the schedule I was following before adding the nematodes.I have two pictures attached to this review. The first is labeled "Before" which is a fly catching strip that had been hanging for about 2 weeks BEFORE I used the nematodes. The second picture is labeled "After" and this picture was taken exactly 16 days AFTER I applied the nematodes. I think you can see there are still some fly's but there are way fewer then there were before. This is noticeable by just standing around the plants. I don't think I noticed much of a difference for about a week and then it seemed like the number of fly's was going down.It is unfortunate but bugs get into your home no matter how hard you try. I wanted to do something to get rid of them without using any chemicals. So far I call this experiment successful. If you have a bug issue (different solutions for different bugs) then you should consider NaturesGoodGuys beneficial nematodes Hb+Sc+Sf. It will be interesting to see if the fly population will continue to go down of the coming weeks. If I have something relevant to add I will update this review in the future.