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nematode steinernema feltiae for indoor plants ARBICO Organics NemAttack Beads Steinernema Feltiae (Sf) Beneficial Nematodes, Pack of 20 Million

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nematode steinernema feltiae for indoor plants ARBICO Organics NemAttack Beads Steinernema Feltiae (Sf) Beneficial Nematodes, Pack of 20 MillionEncapsulated Beneficial Nematodes for control of fungus gnats, grubs, root maggots and sciarids in soil. This shelf stable format is perfect for houseplants, containers and other indoor growing. This item ships FREE 2nd day Mon Thurs with a 2 3 Business day process time. NemAttack Beads Steinernema feltiae Beneficial Nematodes are live microscopic organisms (non segmented round worms) that occur naturally in soil throughout the world. The beneficial

Encapsulated Beneficial Nematodes for control of fungus gnats, grubs, root maggots and sciarids in soil. This shelf stable format is perfect for houseplants, containers and other indoor growing.

This item ships FREE 2nd day Mon-Thurs with a 2-3 Business day process time.

NemAttack Beads Steinernema feltiae Beneficial Nematodes are live microscopic organisms (non-segmented round worms) that occur naturally in soil throughout the world. The beneficial nematodes we sell are parasitic to insect pests that typically have a developing (larval or pupal) stage of life in the soil. They have been known to parasitize above ground stages of adults, nymphs and larvae. They will not harm mammals, aquatic life, birds, reptiles or amphibians. After being applied to the soil, the nematodes locate pests and enter through various body openings or directly through the body wall. Once inside, the nematodes produce bacteria that is injected into the pest's blood.

Beneficial Nematodes release the bacteria in order to create food and a hospitable environment for their own reproduction. As the food resources within the dead pest become scarce, the nematodes exit and immediately begin searching for a new host. As long as there is a suitable host, they will continue to survive and parasitize.

How Are Encapsulated Nematodes Different?

Through an innovative and proprietary method, NemAttack Beads hold live beneficial nematodes in a shelf stable dissolvable medium. The beads do not need to be refrigerated and can be stored for multiple applications. They can be easily applied (see INSTRUCTIONS tab) to help control a variety of pests in the soil. Ideal for smaller applications and plants in containers or grow bags.

Nematodes may be shipped with an ice pack as needed seasonally. It will be melted by the time you receive your package. YOU DO NOT NEED TO REFRIGERATE THE BEAD NEMATODE

Warranty: ARBICO Organics guarantees live delivery of product. ARBICO Organics makes no guarantee of effectiveness due to disparities during application. Please call within 24 hours of receipt with any questions or concerns.

How Much Do I Need?

Order enough to treat all your plants. Amounts and application recommendations are approximate and can vary based on pest, infestation level and environment.

Quantity Treatment Area
~ 5 Million ~50 sq. feet
10 Million ~100 sq. feet
20 Million ~200 sq. feet
40 Million ~400 sq. feet

This Product Controls These Pests or Diseases: Beet Armyworm, Black Cutworm, Cabbage Maggot, Codling Moth, Corn Earworm, Crane Flies, Cucumber Beetle, Fruit Flies (Drasophylla), Fungus Gnats (Bradysia impatiens), Onion Maggots, Raspberry Crown Borer, Root Maggots, Sciarids, Shore Flies, Sweet Potato Weevil, Thrips (Franklinothrips sp), Tobacco Cutworm


Instructions

Application Instructions

  • Disperse NemAttack Beads directly on the top of the soil to be treated. Do not pre-mix with water.
  • Apply water to beads and soil to release Beneficial Nematodes. DO NOT OVERWATER. NOT ALL BEADS WILL BE DISSOLVED in the first watering.
  • Continue to water the plants (and beads) over the next 3 days to keep the soil moist. Beneficial Nematodes need moist soil for maximum movement in the soil.
  • Repeat every 10-14 days as needed to control or prevent infestation.

Application Rates

  • 1.0-1.5 tsp per 5 gallon container.
  • Quantities and application recommendations are approximate. Specific pest or infested soil should use the heaviest application rates and multiple applications.

When Should They Be Applied?

  • Apply when soil temperatures are above 42°F.
  • Apply early in the morning or predusk when temperatures are cooler and the sun is not so bright.

It is best to make at least two applications, separated by 10-14 days to stagger the life cycles of the nematodes and ensure complete coverage. In cases of severe infestations, applications should be made every 7-10 days or until infestation subsides.

Environment: Outdoors, Crops, Orchards & Vineyards, Nursery, Greenhouse, Grow Room, Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Pond & Environment, Household Use, Interiorscapes, Container Plants, Houseplants

Storage: Store at or below room temperature in original container. Keep out of direct sunlight. Do not mix with other ingredients.

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