[Total: 0 Average: 0/5] I share my first rule of successful gardening and the only pest control products I use in my garden and why I chose them. RESOURCES: – Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth: www.amazon.com – Thuricide BT Caterpillar & Worm Control: www.amazon.com – Triple Action Neem Oil: www.amazon.com – Lawn and Garden Sprayer: www.amazon.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Lol…it “was” there yesterday till the bugs ate it. Enjoy? watching the progress.
Thanks! Didn’t know about neem? oil.
great info! My wife & I are starting our first garden together this year. We’re using ONLY organic/heirloom seeds so later we can harvest the seeds and keep everything 100% natural. We’ve got our ground tilled up and will be? starting our onion sets and spinach in a few more weeks(we live in North Carolina, so winter’s not bad at all).
Thanks for the information , Im just itching to get out in the yard and get my garden in gear. (spring fever??) lol perhaps, I just love to garden. Ive been gardening since I was 8 or 9 yrs old. Im now 46.? I would like to learn everything I can. Cause ya never know what tomarrow will hold. Have a goodun
I would image it would. It is? not discriminate.
Great tips! Thanks? for sharing.
Does any of these? products bother the red wiggler composting worms in the soil?
thank you grasshoppers ate a whole row of radishes last year and my husband tried to tell me they didnt know i know what i can do this year to get rid? of them thank you again for the info…..
Thank? you
Yes, yes and yes. It is great? stuff.
will diatamcious earth kill grasshoppers + locusts? Can you rub it on your dogs to kill fleas? TIA?
Interesting, the link you put up for the Diatomaceous Earth product is sold by a company my wife’s friend and her husband own. Hmmm, I take it internally for health? reasons.
Thank you so much. I’m convinced had one of Egypt’s plagues been stink bugs, there would have been a? whole lot more first-borns !
Good point. Thank you for mentioning that. I actually have never had a problem but it? is good to let people know.
All the links are below the video? description. Click “show more”.
If you want to kill all insects yes. It? will work.
Yes. Here is a quote from a website that sells it for indoor use,? “Just think! You’ll never again suffer through the pain and hassle of roaches, mice, rats, silverfish, fleas, waterbugs,stink bugs, ladybugs, bedbugs, ants in your cabinets, on your food, ruining your day.”
Will that work on stink bugs? They have tank-like exoskeletons. They destroy my? gardens (we are on the East Coast.). Any tips would be so appreciated, thanks!!
My favorites to use in the garden, too! Actually, I use the food grade Diatomaceous Earth on my African Grey Parrot to stop mites on him! ? Works great!
You also put out such? helpful videos, thank You
. I have a question ~if diomatacious earth can kill ALL INSECTS can I stick with that alone for all my Veggie garden needs?
Love my? DE.
Very good video? and advice, thanks.
Great video! Thanks for arming us? with the knowledge to battle those garden pests. Very helpful!
AZAMAX is a great? organic product that works for me.