Nematodes for Crane Flies (Leatherjackets) – 50 Million Ludisia more thorough clean-up when mealybugs

more thorough clean-up when mealybugs have really taken hold

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Nematodes for Crane Flies (Leatherjackets) – 50 Million Ludisia more thorough clean-up when mealybugsRescue your lawn from leatherjackets! Nematodes (Steinernema carpocapsae feltiae) tackle the root munching larvae of the crane fly (Tipula paludosa) that leave bare, yellowing patches in the grass. How it works Each female crane fly lays 300400 eggs in the lawn in late summer; the hatching larvae then feed on grass roots and overwinter, with damage often showing the following spring. Watered onto the grass, the microscopic nematodes seek out the young