Q. I have worked hard over the past few years,
to nurture healthy, organic soil for my lawn.
Unfortunately, I hav
e some pest control issues that organic soil and a healthy lawn can not combat. I am looking to kill fleas and ticks and other insects in my back yard for our dog and want to use organic. Does Wondercide outdoor pest control kill beneficial organisms in the lawn? I treat the lawn with all organic methods and depend on beneficial microbes to keep the lawn healthy. Will EcoTreat kill the insects that keep my lawn healthy?
A. EcoTreat™ organic lawn pest control does not kill beneficial organisms in the lawn. In fact, Cedar wood oil is high in carbon content which helps promote healthy microbial activity in the soil. The majority of soil microbes require
organic carbon to grow and produce new cells.
EcoTreat™ does not harm beneficial insects or
amphibians either.
Beneficial Insects are sight driven to food, water, and reproductive mates while all other insects and parasites (“the pests”) are pheromone driven. EcoTreat™ is a pheromone interruption agent that only effects target pests like fleas, ticks, mosquito, ants, roaches, etc. Mammals, beneficial insects, and amphibians do not have this pheromone system and are therefore safe from harm when Wondercide EcoTreat™ is applied.
Organic soil is an important first step in a healthy lawn and garden. To learn more about an amazing product for healthy, organic soil please visit BioGreen Organic Lawn Fertilizer at wondercide.com.
