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Pest ID · Occasional Invaders

Springtails

Collembola · pinhead

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Group Occasional Invaders

Size pinhead

Where Spring Hill · Columbia · Santa Fe · Franklin

What are Springtails?

Tiny gray, white, or black jumpers. A forked tail flips them into the air. People mix them with fleas.

Are they dangerous?

They do not bite. They signal moisture — baths, overwatered soil, soggy mulch.

What causes them?

Standing damp. They explode in numbers after rain or a leak.

Signs in the house

Tiny jumping specks on a wet windowsill or around a houseplant.

In Middle Tennessee

Damp baths and mulch beds.

What Death Row does

Fix the moisture. Spray is a short win. Call or text 931-500-6969.

Invader tank

Best treatment from the truck

Load Exterior Bifen + seal. Light interior Alpine.

Per gallon Bifen I/T 1.0 fl oz per gallon on the foundation and window wells. Alpine WSG 10 g per gallon on sills if they already walked in.

Rain and first-cold snaps drive these. Seal beats a monthly fog. TN charter 5908. Licensed applicators only. The label beats this card if they disagree.

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