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Monday, January 30, 2012

Meal Moth Control

Meal Moth Control Video Clips. Duration : 0.40 Mins.


See what an Indian Meal Moth looks like close up and compared to a mans index finger. As you'll see, they're quite small. Though they vary greatly in color, they commonly will land on the walls and ceilings and flutter around when flying.

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Friday, January 20, 2012

How to get rid of squash stink bugs from the garden

How to get rid of squash stink bugs from the garden Video Clips. Duration : 2.53 Mins.


In this video, I will show you the most effective method I have found of getting rid of these stink bugs in the garden. Revenge can be so sweet. The squash vine borer is a key pest of winter squash, gourds and pumpkins. Unfortunately, it is usually noticed only after it has done its damage. Symptoms appear in mid summer when a long runner or an entire plant wilts suddenly. Infested vines usually die beyond the point of attack. Sawdust like frass near the base of the plant is the best evidence of squash vine borer activity. Careful examination will uncover yellow brown excrement pushed out through holes in the side of the stem at the point of wilting. If the stem is split open, one to several borers are usually present. The caterpillars reach a length of 1 inch and have a brown head and a cream colored body. Winter squash, particularly 'Hubbard', are most susceptible to damage while 'Butternut' is somewhat resistant. The adult squash vine borer is a stout dark gray moth with 'hairy' red hind legs, opaque front wings, and clear hind wings with dark veins. Unlike most moths, they fly about the plants during the daytime, appearing more like a paper wasp than a moth. This insect overwinters as a full grown larva or a pupa one to two inches below the soil surface. If it has not already done so, the larva pupates in the spring. Adult moths begin to emerge about the time the plants begin to run, and moth flight continues through mid August. The small brown eggs, laid individually ...

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Monday, January 9, 2012

Insect Repellent Techniques : How Do You Get Rid of Grain Moths?

Insect Repellent Techniques : How Do You Get Rid of Grain Moths? Video Clips. Duration : 2.33 Mins.


Getting rid of grain moths requires eliminating the source of the larva, which could be in bags of sunflower seeds, in spices, in boxes of cereals, in bags of rice or underneath soup can labels. Seek professional help to completely get rid of grain moths with information from a Florida state-certified pest control operator in this free video on insect repellents.

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