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Bruco 500g - Biological Insecticide Reviews

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Unit 3 Axis Park, Manasty Road,
Orton Southgate
Cambridgeshire
PE2 6UP

Bruco works but requires careful application of the spray to ensure maximum coverage of leaves which is not always easy due to the dense habit of box particularly the larger varieties. It's effectivity doesn't last long so repeat spraying is required throughout the season which makes it expensive but affordable when compared to Box T Pro Press which is outside the pockets of most gardeners. I thought postage costs were high as delivery was not quick although this could of been down to the courier.
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Posted 2 years ago
My box hedge was in very serious trouble with caterpillars and I thought I had lost it. After two sprays of Bruco it is now recovering well, green shoots appearing all over the brown patches where the leaves had been eaten.
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Posted 2 years ago
I got the product without dosage information.
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Posted 2 years ago
I bought Bruco to hopefully fix an invasion of Box Caterpillar on a 6 year old Box hedge. I started spraying early April 2022 and then each week as it was warming up and any caterpillars that had overwintered between leaves that have been "sewn" together start to emerge. 4 weeks later and there are good signs of the caterpillars being killed. I have added some photos as I had no idea what to look out for or expect - so not sure how clear this will be. The pictures show the telltale leaves closed together which the caterpillars overwinter in. Then the silk pouches they make to overwinter inside the closed leaves. Then a pouch I picked out and pulled apart before spraying - inside a very alive and hungry caterpillar. Then after three to four weeks of spraying, I found a lot of empty silk pouches and a few with very dead caterpillars inside. I will keep spraying for a few more weeks. Then I will put up a pheromone trap to catch male moths that might fly in from neighbouring areas - and continue spraying. BUT THE SUMMARY IS THAT THIS STUFF APPEAR TO WORK WELL - AND HOPEFULLY MY BOX HEDGE IS SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION. This may be an ongoing battle!
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Posted 2 years ago