Red Spidermites: Before Photos
Yellow Crinum Lilly on the left was infested with Red Spidermites. Photo on the right is a closeup of a Spidermite infested leaf. Spidermites suck the plant juices out of the leaf, making it turn yellow. Spidermites are almost microscopic insects that can barely be seen with the naked eye.

Red Spidermites: After Photos
Two weeks after one treatment with PLP, notice the green color coming back
in the plant on the left and in the leaf on the right photo.

Before Photos
Gray leaf spot disease and sod webworm damage on newly installed St. Augustine grass. 

After Photos
Lawn treated and controlled with All Natural Insect and Rodent Repellent and photos were taken three weeks later. Lawn was sprayed with a 2 ½% dilution rate (2.5 gallons of concentrate per 100 gallons of water). Note healthy new leaves emerging.

Grubworms: Before Photos
Photos above show adult grubworm damage on St. Augustine grass. Note the yellow discoloration in patchy areas. The close up photo shows the severed roots of the grass from grubworm feeding. Grubworms treated and controlled with All Natural Insect and Rodent Repellent. Soil was saturated with a 2 ½% dilution rate (2.5 gallons of concentrate per
100 gallons of water).

Grubworms: After Photos
Photos were taken seven weeks later with the camera bag placed where the patch of severed grass was. Note the severed roots are now reattached and taking up water and
nutrients, thus greening and thickening up the lawn.

After being treated with All Natural Insect and Rodent Repellent,  the fire ant nest was brought under control within minutes.