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Trellis Bliss Mealy Killer

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White, cottony and everywhere? That's mealybugs. A ready to spray formula made to break through their waxy shield, so it actually reaches them.

Ready to Spray

No mixing or dilution. Just shake and spray.

Breaks the Waxy Shield

Cuts through their wax coat so the spray reaches them.

Visible Results in Days

Fewer mealybugs within a few days of spraying.

Targets the Colonies

For leaf joints, stems and undersides where they hide.

Rs. 749.00 Rs. 999.00 25% OFF
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MRP inclusive of all taxes

Mealybugs spread from plant to plant fast. Treat at the first white spot.

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Trellis Bliss Mealy Killer
Trellis Bliss Mealy Killer
Rs. 749.00 Rs. 999.00 25% OFF
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Why won't these white bugs go away?

Why won't these white bugs go away?

You've sprayed neem oil, maybe even a homemade mix, and the little white cottony bugs are still there, clustered in leaf joints and along stems, sometimes with ants marching up and down the plant. Mealybugs are harder to control than most pests, and ordinary sprays often can't finish the job.

  • White, cotton like clusters on stems and leaf joints
  • Ants regularly visiting the same plant
  • A pest that keeps coming back after normal spraying

Made to get past their wax coating

Mealybugs hide under a waxy, water resistant coat that makes ordinary sprays slide off. Mealy Killer pairs neem oil and clove bud oil with a natural soap base that breaks that coat on contact. 500 ml, ready to use.

Neem oil

Disrupts feeding and breeding, and discourages new eggs from hatching.

Clove bud oil

A natural contact repellent.

Natural soap base

Breaks down the waxy shield so the oils reach the insect.

Glycerin

Helps the spray stay on the leaves for longer.

After
Before
Before After

What you will see

  • Cuts through the waxy protective layer
  • A visible drop in mealybugs within days
  • Fewer new ones, as it also discourages eggs from hatching
How to use

Ready to spray, straight out of the bottle

  1. 1

    Shake well

    No dilution needed. Just shake the bottle before use.

  2. 2

    Target the colony

    Spray directly on mealybugs at leaf joints, undersides and stems.

  3. 3

    Cover fully

    Wet the insects thoroughly so the wax breaking action can work.

  4. 4

    Repeat

    Every 3 to 5 days until the colony is cleared.

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Before you buy

Questions gardeners ask

1

How do I know it is mealybugs?

White, cottony clusters in leaf joints, along stems and under leaves.

Look closely and they move. Ants often visit the same plant.

TIP

Flat white powder that wipes off is powdery mildew. Use Bio Shield 360 for that.

2

Do I need to mix it with water?

No. It is ready to spray, straight out of the bottle.

Shake well before every use.

TIP

Spray the undersides of leaves too.

3

How often should I spray?

Every 3 to 5 days.

Keep going until you stop seeing new mealybugs.

Spray in the early morning or evening, not in hot sun.

TIP

Check new shoots and leaf joints between sprays.

4

What about other pests?

Mealy Killer is made for mealybugs.

For aphids, whiteflies and thrips, use Insect Shield.

For white powder or leaf spots, use Bio Shield 360.

TIP

See the problem, pick the protector, spray.

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