Alternative to pesticides! #pottingmix

[pcatful]

We used these in the 70's to reduce flies in composting manure. Helped--along with aeration and traps.

[rickroberts]

Nice work! Research and development are invaluable!

[waltermh]

Such a helpful dog helping you mix it up

[NarnianRailway]

Emerald has the perfect helper for the project

[farmerbob]

Would a sprayer work better ?? Yes it take longer to apply but it's going to be more evenly applied. Keep up the great job.

[claudiohenrique]

Boa tarde, que lindos olhos que vc tem 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[ColeSpolaric]

Looks like the dog had mixing under control 😉

[jeffgoodenough]

Pups going to add a little something also . Lol

[michaellatif]

Can't you use Lye? The hydroxide would breakdown any hydrocarbons and if you over do it just aerate. Plus, you would be adding sodium to the soil for fertalizer keeping in mind caustic soda would form. Up to 4% is safe for most plants and root systems. Not to mention cheap(er?).

[scottsoper]

best way to NOT have Japanese Beatles growing in the soil! (larvae)

[DanPurdy]

A great idea. I assume that you will tell your clients.

[greghamann]

It can't hurt but the dose was too small for that volume of soil to be effective.

[Spookdog]

The lil buggers work well on fruit trees if applied correctly.

[shanehumphrey]

You know nematodes are live bio organisms

[waynelivernois]

I understand that nematodes are actually bad for honey bees so let any honeybee Keepers know that you're putting potting soil in their area with nematodes in it