Combats:

• spiders
• beetles
• fruit flies
• mites
• snails
• slugs
• ants
• ticks
• fleas
• aphids
• cockroaches
• bed bugs

Diatomaceous earth or diatomite is an ecological insecticide suitable for agricultural use. It originates from the accumulation of fossilized diatoms and consists of 90% silica. Diatomaceous Earth is in the form of a fine powder. Its mechanism of action is mechanical as it adheres to the bodies of insects, causing dehydration and death. Insects cannot build immunity since it contains no chemicals.

Targets:

• Ants of all sizes
• lepidopterous caterpillars
• coleopteran larvae
• leaf miners
• fleas
• lice
• bed bugs
• mites
• ticks
• cockroaches
• snails
• slugs
• spiders
• termites
• scales
• centipedes
• flies
• earwigs
• thrips
• borers

Diatomaceous Earth is suitable and safe for use in homes, crops, vegetable production, and pets. It is also used as a soil substrate in hydroponic gardens.

Advantages:

• It is harmless to humans and animals.
• It is economical.
• It is a 100% natural product, mineral of plant origin.
• It is suitable for organic pest control.
• It is non-toxic to humans, warm-blooded animals, and the environment.
• Insects and pests do not develop resistance.
• It is effective against household pests.

Instructions for use:

• Apply by sprinkling on vegetables and around ant nests. Ideally at night.
• Apply to the pet's fur and bed to kill fleas.
• Spread it in areas where insects pass through.
• Diatomaceous earth is also used for water filtration and liquid waste treatment.

Inhalation of the powder may cause respiratory issues, it is recommended to use a protective mask during application.