Encarsia for Whitefly - Encarsia 4 intros Reviews

4.6 Rating 11 Reviews

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01493 750061

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jon@greengardener.co.uk

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B12 Base Business Park
Rendlesham
IP12 2TW

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“I bought encarsia again this year to protect the tomato crops in my greenhouse. It was another 100% success. No other intervention was needed. I can give my tomatoes to friends and family and am able to say they are managed without the use of any pesticides or chemicals. I also won two first prizes at the County show!! Thank you Green Gardener for this straightforward way of managing whitefly”

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Posted 8 months ago

Sally V Dean

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“Unfortunately there was too big an infestation by the time I ordered. I will order earlier next year. The info regarding delivery times was not clear. They all came very close together, not a week apart. Clear instructions and efficient packaging.”

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Posted 8 months ago

Saviana Whitelaw

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“excellent -did its job brilliantly”

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Posted 9 months ago

Pauline Lemon

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“Cleared all whitefly from greenhouse.very satisfied.”

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Posted 10 months ago

Trudy Faulkner

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“excellent- simply cant believe how effective it has been in curbing and eradicating a whitefly infestation that I have been battling for 2 years. Blooming brilliant!”

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Posted 10 months ago

“Service and delivery very good, however the results have been disappointing.”

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Posted 10 months ago

Elizabeth Ellis

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“No results as yet.Very efficient company and very helpful but disappointing results so far.”

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Posted 11 months ago

“I started to use encarsia 3 years ago when I had a sudden and very bad whitefly greenhouse infestation! This year I began my young tomato and chilli plants with the "plant invigorator" each week and began the encarsia in early June. So far, I have no whitefly and the plants are looking terrific and healthy. Let's hope that the weather helps with a better crop than last year.”

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Posted 1 year ago