Knowledge and Tips

You did it. You brightened up your living room with a few new houseplants. Or maybe you have a trendy monstera or a trendy pilea gracing your desk. But wait! Before you give them a warm welcome into your home, it is important to inspect them carefully. Not only on their leaves and branches, but especially on the potting soil. Because that is where small, uninvited guests can hide: fungus gnats. What are fungus gnats anyway? Fungus gnats, also known as sciarid flies, are small black flies that are particularly attracted to moist potting soil. They look harmless, but can...

A fungus gnat infestation in your home can be incredibly annoying, especially if you have plants in your home that you take good care of. These small flying insects can quickly become a problem if you don’t get to them fast enough. In this blog, we’ll tell you all about fungus gnats: how to recognize them, how to prevent them, and what effective methods you can use to get rid of them. With these tips, you can ensure that your home and plants stay healthy, without being bothered by these uninvited guests!   What are fungus gnats? Fungus gnats, also...

You bought nematodes, used them against fungus gnats , and waited with good courage... but those annoying flies keep flying around. Trust us: you are not the only one who wonders whether nematodes work. Good news: they do work, but it takes time and the right approach. We explain what you can do and why you are not seeing results yet. Why do I still see fungus gnats? It may seem like nematodes do nothing, but they need time. Nematodes only combat the larvae of fungus gnats, which are in the soil. This process takes a while, and adult fungus...

Many people use harsh chemicals to treat fleas and ticks on their pets. While these products often seem to provide quick results, they are not without risks – both for your pet and for you. The ingredients in many commercial flea and tick products can be toxic, and prolonged use can have adverse effects on your pet’s health. In this blog, we’ll explain why it’s better to opt for a safer alternative, such as regularly combing your pet and using natural nematodes to combat fleas and ticks. Toxins: What's in Flea and Tick Control Products? Many common flea and tick...