We are finally seeing serious reductions in numbers of cloths moths in 2 bedrooms, landing, attic and hallway which became infested whilst renovation work taking place ( secondhand packing blankets brought the little darlings to us). We started using traps then the wasps last August and it is now down to one or two appearing every few days versus 15 or so each day / night plus traps catching 10 + a week. Better than spraying everywhere with chemicals.

I felt using these kept the moth population in check and i noticed much fewer around. However after 6 weeks or so I notice them getting more again so will be buying more to repeat the the process. I think to get rid of them for good you need to keep renewing the sachets.

Bought these to control fuscia gall mite on a fuschia which was infested last year. They seem to have worked, most of the new growth is not at all deformed. There are a few curled leaves but I wasn't expecting perfection. I'm about to order my second batch of sachets.

I applied the box nematodes according to instructions using the sprayer and the nem assist solution on a rainy day. Just days later I was finding dead and dying caterpillars. I have applied the second dose a week later and there is no sign of caterpillars now. I’m waiting to see if the moth trap catches any moths in case the cycle continues and will apply another pack of nematodes in a month or six weeks to be diligent, but so far I am hugely impressed by this product and hugely relieved! My box will also get a good feed to help it with its struggle against destruction! I think it is always worth giving a plant a chance rather than just removing it if I can. Our box has had blight in the past and now shows resistance to that. I don’t think I can ever make it resistant to box moth but I will do all I can to help it and the nematodes are a great way to do that without hurting the frogs, toads, bugs and birds that do their part in the process.

Numbers of greenfly and whitefly seem to be reduced.

After searching for ways to tackle spider mites I found Dragonfli and have not used anything else since. It works everytime and I no longer worry if I find there is a spider mite problem.

Good to see the little wasps reducing the moth population gradually

Last year, it took a while for me to realise that it wasn't just leaf curl caused by the weather and so the Fuchsia Gall Mite was well established when I applied the sachets. I always cut my fuchsias down quite hard and remove all leaves when overwintering in the greenhouse. I was therefore much more diligent this spring and whilst I was disappointed that it looked like I was experiencing the same problem again, I immediately ordered the sachets and applied them. 2-3 weeks on now, the plants are already looking much healthier and I am hopeful that if I reorder and apply again, I might be able to eradicate the mite or at least minimise the damage that I experienced last year. Thank you for your help.

Great service - and miraculously it works

This was recommended by a carpet cleaning company who said they had a few customers that had had a success. I bought 3 to cover one in each room. My living room has wood floor and a rug. After 5 days it was like a graveyard of moths all over the floor! Thanks

I had some honeysuckle just covered in aphids. Tried hosing the plant, then tried ladybird larvae. Neither did anything. Ordered these lacewing larvae and the distribution boxes and a week later, no aphids to be found. Amazing!

I have been applying nematodes over a few seasons. I still find an occasional larvae but there doesn't seem to be enough of them to affect the plants. I don't think I'll ever get rid of them in the borders. Dragonfli are a bit cheaper than some of the others and I will continue to use them to avoid any greater infestation. I ordered the 100 squ.m pack and it was useful to get them as two 50 squ.m packs which I can use at different times.

Traps the moths as stated

I've used these slug nematodes for several years to good effect. However, they do need to be applied when there's enough rain to water them into the soil. Invariably that coincides with them being sold out, which is frustrating. When conditions are right, they are extremely effective.

Very effective, I would highly recommend.