Pest Free Gardening Vine Weevil & Chafer Grub DUAL Control Nematodes Natural Organic Weevil Killer | 12+ degrees | (10sqm)

• DUAL CONTROL: STOP: Vine weevil nematodes will stop Chafer Grubs & Vine Weevil destroying the roots of your plants.
• NATURAL: Kills grubs and nothing else (safe for children, pets and wildlife).
• SAFE: Completely safe to use on all plants including fruit and vegetables. Safe to eat straight after treatment. The nematodes live in the soil.
• STORE: This is a perishable product with an expiry date of about 2 weeks. Store in the fridge until needed.
• APPLICATION: Best applied Late Spring to Early Autumn. Use H.bacteriophora between April and September or when the temperature is above 12°C. Simply mix with water as per instructions. NOTE: Image is for lisitng purpose only and the nematodes will be sent without retail packaging.
• NOTE: Image is for listing purpose only and the nematodes will be sent without retail packaging. Full instructions included.

Product description Feeds underground on roots and stem-bases from mid/late summer through winter, severely weakening or killing plants. Mainly a problem in container plants, but can cause serious damage to strawberries and some plants in borders. Larvae are ‘C’ shaped, cream coloured with a brown head. Vine Weevil - Late Spring & Early Autumn Control with parasitic nematodes (H.bacteriophora). These microscopic worms feed and multiply inside the vine weevil larvae causing death. Supplied as an easy-to-mix powder to be diluted with water before use. Apply to moist compost/soil using a watering can or sprayer (Aquanemix) Whilst an autumn treatment is the most effective, a follow up treatment can be applied in the spring. Use H.bacteriophora April and September or when the temperature is above 12°C. Directions Store the nematodes in the fridge until needed. The nematodes should be applied late spring to early autumn, using H.bacteriophora between April and September or when the temperature is above 12°C. Mix the nematodes with water as per instructions and apply to moist compost/soil using a watering can or sprayer. A follow-up treatment can be applied in the spring.