Predator Nematodes
Insects that spend any part of their lives in soil are food for predator nematodes. Microscopic in size, predator nematodes even eat insects as large as cutworms. Ours are reared on live insects for vigor (not artificial diet). Use one million to treat up to 3000' of garden, or 24 million per acre. Can store refrigerated 2 months before use. Water into soil, repeat monthly. )
This is a partial list of the more common species Predator Nematodes are known to control:
This item is perishable, express shipping charges will apply - must be used within 24 hrs of receipt.BEETLES:
Banded Cucumber Beetle, Bark Beetle, Click Beetle, Colorado Potato Beetle, Checkered Beetle, Flea Beetle, Japanese Beetle, June Beetle, Leaf Beetle, Mexican Bean Beetle, Pine Beetle, Powder Post Beetle, Scarab Beetle, Southern Pine Beetle, White Fringed Beetle
BORERS:
European Corn Borer, Onion Borer, Round Headed Borer, Wood Borer
CRICKETS:
Field Cricket, Morman CricketFLIES:
Black Fly, Crane Fly, Fruit Fly, Saw Fly
MOTHS:
Carpenter Moth, Codling Moth, Gypsy Moth, Meal Moth, Oriental Fruit Moth, Pine Tip Moth, Winter Moth
WEEVILS:
Banana Root Weevil, Boll Weevil, Cane Weevil, Corn Root Weevil, Pecan Weevil, Pine Weevil, Rice Weevil, Strawberry Root Weevil
WORMS:
Army Worms, Cabbage Worm, Corn Earworms, Cutworms, Fall Army Worm, Hornworm, Meal Worm, Measuring Worm (Loopers), Melon Worm, Pink Bollworm, Potato Tubeworm, Sod Webworm, Southern Rootworm, Spruce Budworm, Tobacco Budworm, Tobacco Hornworm, Webworms, Wireworms
MISCELLANEOUS:
Algae Gnats, Apple Leaf Roller, Assassin Bugs, Bean Leaf Roller, Billbugs, Cabbage Aphid, Cabbage Looper, Chinch Bugs, Cotton Stainer, Fungus Gnats, Gall Midges, Gall Gnats, German Cockroaches, Grasshoppers, Imported Fire Ants, Lacewings, Leaf Skeletonizer, Leather Jackets, Pear Aphids, Red Bugs, Seed Corn Maggot, Squash Bugs, Sting Bugs, Termite, Thrips, White Grubs, Yellow Fever Mosquito
As you can see, this is quite a list! This is only the insects known to have been controlled by "Double-Death" Predatory Nematodes, and many more probably are controlled by predator nematodes, if they have a life stage in the soil.
