The Termitey Have Fallen
Instead of spraying gallons of liquid into the soil, [Blank] relies on termite workers to eat the product and share it with the colony
What is Sentricon?
Living up to their name, these tiny ants have nearly translucent bodies and legs.
What are Ghost Ants?
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What are our Core Values?
These spiders love to hang out in pool cages.
What are orb weaver spiders?
The most widely planted residential grass in Southwest Florida.
What is St. Augustine?
Unlike their drywood cousins, these maintain contact with the soil to access moisture
What are subterranean termites
Easily mistaken for termites because they nest inside damp or decaying wood, this large species of ant doesn't actually eat wood. It just hollows it out.
What are Carpenter Ants?
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What is our office phone number?
Snowbirds often mistake bites from these small insects as bed bug bites.
What are no-see-ems?
Named for it's coin like shape, this moisture loving broadleaf weed indicates the lawn is being overwatered.
What is dollarweed?
Noviflumuron
What is the active ingredient in Sentricon?
Notorious for emitting a foul-smelling liquid when disturbed. Also nicknamed the "stinkroach".
What is the Florida Woods Roach?
This should happen every 15 minutes.
What is how often I should hydrate?
This ant gets its common name beacuse erratic disturbance causes workers to run around frantically in all directions.
What are crazy ants?
Known for its white flowers and vinelike root system
What is "Florida Snow"?
This is the process of putting tarps over a structure to rid it of wood destroying organisms
What is Fumigation?
Cockroach females protect their developing eggs inside this purse-like capsule.
What is an ootheca?
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What is What's Important Now?
These multi-legged arthropods curl up into a tight, flat spiral when disturbed.
What are Millipedes?
These mammals are known to dig up lawns in search ofgrubs and earthworms.
What are Armadillos?
Standard placement rules say Sentricon should be place around a structure at intervals of roughly this many feet.
What is 8 to 10 feet?
Adding this to a roach service prevents nymphs from reaching maturity.
What are IGRs?
A minimum of one a day (from everyone) of these should be turned in.
LEADS!!!
Often found hanging from stucco walls in SWFL, these small, pumpkin seed shaped cases are built by larvae and feed on spider/cobwebs.
What are plaster bagworms?
Because SWFL soils are primarily composed of this coarse material, fertilizers easily leach away.
What is sand or sandy soil?