We had a serious indoor infestation of fungus gnats. Applications of pumice fines and yellow sticky traps either did not work, or perhaps worked but too slowly. Two applications of T drops over two weeks and the gnats were just about gone. I have one gripe: no one, anywhere, will confess the active ingredient. I suspect it could be Thurigiensis Israelensis (same as mosquito bits) but cannot definitively confirm. Come on Dr G, you must know what you are selling, come clean please!
G'day Chris! Scott here, mate I'm not actually privy to the ingredients of this product, we only buy it in from the supplier. Prior to the packaging change, Chitin was included on the label... Sorry I can't totally answer your question!
Quality production
Thanks Kieran! Love the Ozzy pride and always a pleasure doing bizzo with you too. Appreciate your support and the shoutout for quality—happy growing, legend!
Great jobs guys
Got what I asked for…
Got it Quick…
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Thanks Brian! Stoked everything arrived quick and easy, just how it should be. Appreciate the kind words and all those thumbs up, mate! Happy days!
Only issue have to fill daily
Thanks Sean! Glad to hear the humidifier’s working a treat in your tent—even if it’s a bit thirsty. Appreciate your honest feedback and support, legend. Happy growing!
I'm tackling a big compacted patch of clay with this, mixed in with some compost.
Thanks Aliya! Love hearing you’re giving that clay a makeover with the palagonite—sounds like your soil’s in for a treat. Appreciate your feedback and all the best with the garden project, legend! 💪