Rapid Garden Mole Repellent - 10 Sticks

REPELLENT MOLE – Bag of 10 sticks

Special mole repellent sticks to be placed in molehills in the garden.

Say goodbye to moles harming your garden with Mole Repeller. The repellent sticks contain Geraniol at 1g/kg (0.1% m/m) (CAS 106-24-1) and have been specially formulated to repel moles without harming them. With our easy application method, all you have to do is gently pry open the hole from the molehills, then insert one stick per hole. Then, put back the earth moved previously without compacting, avoiding the collapse of the clod.

Repellent sticks, bother the mole by its smell and then leave the garden.

Close monitoring is recommended in the field to see the appearance of new clods and then renew the application of the sticks as long as the formation of molehills is observed. Within a few weeks, the moles flee the area deemed unfavorable for them.

What is Geraniol?

Geraniol is a natural organic compound, present in many plants such as lemon, geranium and basil. It is an oily liquid with a sweet, floral smell, which can be used as a natural repellent for various insects and animals, including moles.

Keep the mole repeller in its original packaging and avoid any storage in the presence of foodstuffs and at temperatures above 40°C. Mole repellent can be used inside mounds for maximum effectiveness.

Keep moles away for good with this Mole Stick, your easy and effective solution to a mole-free garden. Order now!

Composition of the anti-mole stick:
Geraniol 1 g/kg (0.1 % m/m) (CAS 106-24-1) UFI: F342-XK8XCX6A-4FCS

Method of application :

Use 1 stick per molehill:

• Step 1: Identify Molehills

The first step is to identify the molehills in your garden. Molehills are high mounds of earth with a hole in the center, where moles exit and enter their tunnel.

• Step 2: Prepare molehills

Once the molehills have been identified, you need to carefully clear the hole of the molehills using a hand shovel or trowel. Then you can introduce a mole repellent stick per hole.

• Step 3: Close molehills

Once the stick has been introduced, you must put back the soil moved previously without packing it down, avoiding the collapse of the clod and avoiding too much soil in the gallery.

• Step 4: Watch for molehills

Close monitoring is recommended in the field to see the appearance of new clods and then renew the application of the sticks as long as the formation of molehills is observed. Within a few weeks, the moles flee the area deemed unfavorable for them.

Conservation :

Keep in its original packaging, avoid any storage in the presence of food products and at temperatures above 40°C.