Fuchsia Gall Mite Sachets Reviews

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“The Fucshia Gall mite satchels arrived the next day after ordering.Easy to use,with clear instructions.They appear to be having the desired effect on the fuchsias that have been treated.I will definitely buy more at the start of next years growing season.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Jamie Clifton

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“Worked exceptionally well. Originally I thought I was going to have to remove the fushia plant as it was looking so bad. I cut the plant back as far as possible and placed lots of sachets on the remaining plant and it has grown back with, so far, no sign of gall mite infestation.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Patricia Salmon

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“I have used this product before. Having cut back the fuchsias in the Spring and fed the ground , I decided to buy more of your sachets as a precaution. They are working quite well although I am vigilant about cutting out any disease. Let’s hope it goes away finally.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Sandra Stuart

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“excellent product, used the sachets on all 5 of my infested fuchsias and it worked a treat. All are flowering. Will buy again.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Followed the instructions and it's worked. No more gall mite. Mine was a large shrub so I used 3 sachets on it.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Perfect, they work but you must keep up to date with replacements or the gall mites take hold again”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I’m not sure these work. The gall mites are still distorting new growth. Perhaps it is slightly better on some plants but I think i would need another attempt at beginning of next year.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Not sure if it is working still having problems,having to cut off worst infected,stiil moving around plants.was hoping for better results. White bags hanging a bit unsitley could be dark green to camoflage better.”

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Posted 3 years ago