Acana Max Hanging Moth Killer 2Pk

Slug Gone is the natural way to keep slugs and snails away from plants. Popular amongst environmentally-conscious and organic gardeners, Slug Gone is 100% natural and derived from British wool.Slug Gone is applied to the soil below the plant to create a irritating, absorbent mat that works as a natural slug repellent. It prevents slugs and snails from reaching the plant, whilst adding nutrients to the soil and locking in moisture.Slug Gone:Biodegradable, contains naturally occurring slow release nutrients to help feed plantsIts minute fibres form a mat which is an irritant to slugs and absorbs moisture from the slug’s footImproves water retention.Containing naturally occurring nutrients, Slug Gone consists of a biodegradable protein fibre which releases nitrogen, potassium, sulphur and other trace elements essential for plant growth.To deter slugs and other gastropods, simply lay the pellets around the stems of plants. For best results, add Slug Gone in a 10cm radius around the plant, then add water to cause the fibres to bond.The swollen wool pellets form a felt which makes it difficult for slugs to travel across. The wool pellet mat also contains abrasive particles which irritate the slug’s foot, physically deterring the slug and creating a 100% natural barrier.Safe to use around children and pets, Slug Gone can also be used to protect against cabbage root fly.Naturally deters gastropods such as slugs and snailsCreates a self-felting mulchHelps prevent weedsSoaks up and holds water; great to combine with soils and compostsBiodegrades in 6 to 14 months whilst delivering organic nutrientsContributes as a water retainer and soil improverA natural mulch and soil conditionerProtects and enriches soilPerfect for flower beds, container pots and hanging basketsHow to use:For best results, apply Slug Gone as a 10cm band around the plant and ensure there are no gaps. To prevent slugs reaching the plants ensure no leaves or stems overhang the pot’s perimeter, stand next to containers which do not have Slug Gone protection, or place next to walls where slugs can drop onto the plant.

Providing up to six months control, Nippon Ant Killer Powder is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.Highly efficient, simply apply a fine dust of ant powder along ant runs, cracks and crevices or anywhere where ant activity is present. Entrances to nests should be liberally dusted, especially if the nest is inaccessible.Nippon Ant Killer Powder:Kills on contactLong lasting - up to 6 months controlNippon Ant Killer Powder can also be used to control other crawling insects including cockroaches, beetles, earwigs, silverfish and woodlice. Very versatile, the ant powder can also be used to destroy wasp nests.The ant powder is hazardous to bees and should not be used on soft furnishings or used near food areas, or where water could become contaminated. Biocides should be used safely.Always read the label and product information before use.How to use:Indoor application in crack and crevices:Apply 20g of product in thin layers in cracks and crevices where insects hide (under furniture, corners, etc.). Use up to 2 applications per year with a minimum interval of 6 weeks between treatments.Ant nest treatment (indoor and outdoor):Apply in thin layers on the area surrounding the nest entrances and/or injected into the nest entrances at a maximum rate of 2 grams product per nest. The outdoor application can be performed once per nest up to a maximum of 5 nests around houses. Shake well before use. Remove cap and holding container pointing slightly downwards, squeeze gently to apply a fine stream of dust. Replace cap after use.Always read the label before use and follow all the instructions provided. Do not apply in case of rain or wind. To reach nests located under terraces, apply the product carefully in cracks and crevices or between tiles and avoid run off of product. Apply only in areas not liable to flooding or becoming wet, i.e. protect from rain, floods and cleaning water. Follow good hygiene practices: remove or prevent access to all sources of food. If the infestation persists despite following the label instructions, contact a pest control professional.