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i am all organic now n having said this it would be sweet to here some good ways to rid her of of these pesky little dudes cause i aint diging it

 

SunGrown

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#2

easy peasy

semaspore bait, all natural

 

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nolo bait... might not be organic but it works

 

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ButtaFlave said:

nolo bait... might not be organic but it works

Click to expand...

nolo, semaspore, same ingredient...semaspore is a couple bux cheaper usually

 

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Best thread title ever? Lol

 

purpleryder

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#6

where do i get that

 

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I spread the bait last summer, it didnt seem to help..
I think its needs to be done in the spring time here in cali
I think it works best in cooler temps..
I ended up killing them by hand one at a time last year, This year I harassed them with the garden hose every day until they left..I dont see them anymore.

 

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I use the bait by spreading it in an area I don't care that they hang out in. On the way outskirt areas of the garden

They will then hang out there in my experience