I’m lucky
enough to not have to deal with fire ants here, but something worth trying… I used to spray a strong garlic/pepper
(habenaro) tea and found that it decimated a big red ant colony here. My wife was complaining about them
attacking her when she worked in her flower bed … so I figured it wouldn’t hurt
and dumped a couple cupfuls on them, next day they were all dead and gone. -----Original
Message----- Paulette -
sorry if I miss quaoted you about the aerated compost. I recalled it that
way. but must have been someone else. About the
ants. In a meetng yesterday with Elaine she described a way to use CT to
eliminate ants. CT usualaly has the right stuff but a special addative in
a form to add to the CT is available. The discussion indicated that
it was very efffective. Try info@soilfoodweb.com. Bob How do fire ants, both imported and domestic, fit into the soil
biology scheme?
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