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BigHornBuds · Oct 6, 2018

Where is ev/1 getting their Beneficial bugs from .
I’ve ordered from NIC & have nothing but good things to say , but they’re out of lady bugs & mantis eggs; would like to add some to my garden.

Here is a link to NIC
https://www.naturalinsectcontrol.com/index.php

Please post links to other companies you’ve had good experiences with .

tommarijuana · Oct 6, 2018

Here's another one,and overnight shipping

http://www.thebuglady.ca/index.htm

Flash63 · Oct 9, 2018

I’ve been using nic insect control for yrs,excellent service and products!They rear their nematodes on a live host,they come on a sponge.

BigHornBuds · Oct 10, 2018

Flash63 said:
I’ve been using nic insect control for yrs,excellent service and products!They rear their nematodes on a live host,they come on a sponge.

Sponge?

The Hippy · Oct 10, 2018

I've used NIc as well. Good service. They replaced a tube of bugs that seemed void of bugs to me. That was decent service although i feel they shipped a tube of carrier but zero bugs evident. I'd use them again.

Flash63 · Oct 10, 2018

BigHornBuds said:
Sponge?
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No this one..https://naturalinsectcontrol.com/product.php?id=000000467

Brewery · Oct 11, 2018

BigHornBuds said:
Sponge?
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Same product as I understand - the sponge is smaller quantity and more expensive. Baggie all the way.

Another vote for NIC.

Flash63 · Oct 11, 2018

Brewery said:
Same product as I understand - the sponge is smaller quantity and more expensive. Baggie all the way.

Another vote for NIC.

I’ve used both the baggie and the sponge,found the sponge to be more effective and faster acting.

BigHornBuds · Oct 11, 2018

Flash63 said:
I’ve used both the baggie and the sponge,found the sponge to be more effective and faster acting.

How do u use the sponge?

Flash63 · Oct 11, 2018

BigHornBuds said:
How do u use the sponge?[/QUOTE
Just soak it in tepid water, while wringing it out several times.Ive talked to the entomologist @nic,they say the nematodes on the sponge are far more aggressive than in the baggy.He described then as “warriors “.

gb123 · Oct 11, 2018

BigHornBuds said:
How do u use the sponge?

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