Fuchsia Gall Mite Sachets Reviews

4.4 Rating 92 Reviews

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Mrs Diane V. Stokes

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“Early days of treatment but it looks like it is working - so so good!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“So far, so good! New growth without problems after cutting plant back and buying sachets in early September. Will be ordering plenty of new sachets in the spring. I have been battling with fuchsia gall mites for a few years and am delighted to have found this product.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Derek Schuurman

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“I am very pleased I ordered these sachets: about a third of some 16 or so fuschia bushes in the garden had infestations of gall mites and although I had hard-pruned them last winter, the gall mites returned in spring/early summer and the damage was becoming very evident by late June. I applied the sachets and by August, I'd say almost all of the gall mite issue had disappeared - the result was spectacular. Highly recommend this product to anyone wanting to combat gall mites without the use of toxic chemicals.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I hung the sachets on an outdoor fuchsia at the end of July, when the first sign of gall mite infestation appeared. Seven weeks later, there has been no sign of further outbreaks. This is a great result, as for the last few years gall mite has been a recurring problem that steadily worsens from early August onwards.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Came very quickly, clear instructions and after 4 weeks, I think it has saved my fuschia!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I attached the sachets as indicated on my fuschias at the same time removing as much as I could see of the gall mite damage which was slight. Unfortunately, there is no indication that the predatory mites have acted as a deterrent to the continuing growth of the gall mites as the damage caused by them has considerably increased. I am unsure that the predators even came out of the sachets, though I obviously cannot verify this - the holes in the sachets do not line up with the branches so the mites first need to climb up the side of the sachets to reach them. I might be prepared to try more sachets in the spring on new growth but this seems to have been a wasted and expensive exercise.”

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Posted 2 years ago

John Callard

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“This year our Tom Thumb fuchsias were badly affected by Gall mite, we placed the sachets on the bushes, intending to trim back the affected areas. Due to extremely hot weather, we failed to do so, unbelievably the bushes recovered and are now in full bloom! We have used this product in the past to great success and would highly recommend it.”