Slug Nematodes 12million (Treats 40sq.m)

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The application usually takes place between March and September and can be repeated after two months. Creating a shrew-friendly garden involves providing the appropriate habitat, food sources, and shelter that these small mammals require to thrive. Nemaslug is an effective alternative to chemicals. It is safe to use and harmless to children, pets, birds and wildlife. Bio-controls ie nematodes. These are expensive to buy, so make sure you follow the instructions re soil temperature, watering etc carefully. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions so that you obtain the correct ratio of nematodes to water. Spray nematodes with plenty of water.

Apply between March and October. A second or third application may be advisable at 6-8 weeks intervals.Mix the paste with a small amount of water to make a slurry, before adding the rest of the water. Stir the solution once again before applying it.

Nematode Nugget: Biological slug control with nematodes is not only effective but also safe for other garden inhabitants. Consider them as allies in maintaining a balanced garden ecosystem. 🐌 Benefits of Using Nematodes The Natural Approach: Embracing Nematodes Nematodes are tiny, microscopic roundworms that live in our soil and water. There are huge numbers of different species of nematodes, but the ones we are interested in today are slug nematodes. The control may be a little slower. However, the nematodes are capable of surviving even the odd frost. There are many other, cheaper, alternative slug control measures that work in a more peaceful and sustainable way.Nematodes for slugs and snails are microscopic roundworms used in organic gardening to control these pests. Specifically, the nematode species phasmarhabditis hermaphrodita targets slugs and snails by entering their bodies and releasing bacteria that decompose them from within. This method provides an eco-friendly alternative to chemical pesticides, taking between 4 to 21 days to kill the pests. Nematodes offer a natural and effective solution for slug and snail control in gardens. The nematodes, when applied, will enter the slugs via a natural opening, like the mouth, and feed on the contents of the slug. A natural bacterium is produced by the nematodes inside the slug, which kills it. Infected slugs will be completely broken down by the nematodes. The nematodes also reproduce inside the larvae, releasing more nematodes into the surrounding area. When Should I Apply The Nematodes? A concern many gardeners share is the safety of nematodes for their furry friends, especially cats. Rest assured, the nematodes used for slug control are not harmful to mammals, including your beloved pets. They target slugs and snails specifically without affecting other organisms. Alternative Solutions: Neem Oil One advantage is that their efficacy against field slugs has been clearly demonstrated, and nematodes have been approved as being beneficial in organic farming.