NaturesGoodGuys Beneficial Nematodes Triple Blend Pack HB+SC+SF - General Biological Pest Control (10 Million)

Despite a one-day shipping delay (not the seller's fault), I was pleased with my nematode order. When I contacted the seller about the delay, they reassured me that these beneficial organisms are quite hardy and would remain viable. Following their advice, we examined the nematodes under a microscope before application—they were actively moving and clearly alive!We applied the nematodes across an extensive area: over an acre of yard (targeting ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes), 10 raised garden beds, 5 native herb beds, 30+ container plants on patios and decks, and several dozen indoor planters. The results exceeded my expectations.Within just three days, the persistent gnat problem in my houseplants was completely resolved. After two weeks, we noticed a dramatic reduction in outdoor pests including ants, beetles, ticks, and grubs. As an added bonus, all our plants appear healthier and more vibrant than before.I only wish I had discovered beneficial nematodes sooner—they've been a game-changer for our pest management!

FedEx was supposed to do a timely delivery on a FRIDAY during a monsterous heatwave. Heat Index at 109. Nope. Tracking said that delivery was attempted but the "business" was closed. I live in a house. I watched a FedEx truck stop in front of my HOUSE, search around the truck and leave. Apparently FedEx didn't load the ladybugs on the truck. I feared by the time I got my MONDAY delivery they would be roasted Ladybugs. In a heatwave!!! Nope! My order arrived live and well. Hungry and thirsty, they were release that day, at sunset, after watering the gardens. Now, I am greeted by stray ladybugs as I walk the yard. Thank you Good Guys!

It’s great not having to use flea products on my pets. They keep fleas out of my yard.

Do these things REALLY work?That is the big question on everyone's mind. Between the worries of "are they still alive" & "did i kill them" to "how do i know if it worked" & "when will i know if it worked", these aren't really things that the home user can see for themselves. It's not like a pesticide where you see the dead bodies of the things that you are killing.These little guys not only work below the dirt, but they work from within what you want to die. So it's a double unseen force.Now in my case, i had a few carpenter ant colonies, hundreds of thousands of japanese beetles, & other little pests that were causing issues.After the first year's application, under i must say not the greatest of conditions, the ant colonies were dead, & the beetles were diminished. Which was a promising first go. The following year's conditions were even worse than the first, from issues with application to an extremely dry season. So the next year's results were a little less than stellar, but the beetles were still reduced. We're hoping that this year we get better results.

Amazing little critters! I had so many grubs in my raised garden beds that it was gross. Two weeks after our little nematode friends went into the bins I don’t see any grubs. Wow! Really works well. Happy! Happy!

The media could not be loaded. This just didn't work and I'm not sure why.I refrigerated the package immediately and applied them later that evening after soaking the lawn first. I used a thermometer to get the water temperature correct. I removed the filter from my pump sprayer. I shook the canister gently to stir it up and applied the entire canister to 2 4x8 beds, 14 pots, and the ground surrounding the beds. I watered everything afterwards as well. I watered everything every day after than until we got rain and then watered again when we didn't.5 days ago I dug up both of the beds only to find a total of 81 worms still alive. I dug 6 feet today to see if things had changed and found 7 almost immediately.I have nowhere to plant my entire dahlia crop at this point.We never had issues until we got dirt for the new garden beds. I'm strongly considering nuking the beds and pots with systemic pest management spray like Ortho or something. I have no other choice-wireworms have a 5 year life span and eat almost all vegetables, fruit trees, and flowering shrubs and plants.I will be contacting the company to maybe try again or find another solution.Edit: The company is sending another batch and I'll try again. They say i probably have a severe infestation. They have been great to communicate with.Edit: It has taken some time for me to get back to this, but I still have wireworms in my dahlias at the end of October. I will be trying again in the Spring from this company. It is working, just slowly.

I have used nematodes for years in my garden to get rid of bad bugs. This is the first year I have used Natures Good Guys. It had a higher shipping charge , But I was impressed with them because the previous company i purchased nematodes from sent them in regular mail while NGG sent them with two chill packs to protect them from heat. I will buy from them next year too