Nematodes are naturally occurring in soils all over the world. They can be found in almost every type of soil, from gardens and farmland to forests and grasslands. There are thousands of different types of nematodes, some of which are harmless, while others can be harmful to plants, animals or humans. The nematodes we use for biological control , such as the Steinernema and Heterorhabditis species, are grown in laboratories and are specifically selected to control pests such as insect larvae. These pest control nematodes are grown in controlled conditions to ensure their effectiveness. Nematodes are often sold in dry...

Yes, you can water nematodes with soil water, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind. It is important to make sure that the soil water is clean and does not contain chemicals, such as pesticides, that can be harmful to the nematodes. In addition, the soil must be moist enough for the nematodes to spread properly and do their work. It is best to use lukewarm water, because this activates the nematodes faster. If the water is too cold or too warm, the nematodes may be less active. So make sure the water has a...

You bought nematodes, used them against fungus gnats , and waited with good courage... but those annoying flies keep flying around. Trust us: you are not the only one who wonders whether nematodes work. Good news: they do work, but it takes time and the right approach. We explain what you can do and why you are not seeing results yet. Why do I still see fungus gnats? It may seem like nematodes do nothing, but they need time. Nematodes only combat the larvae of fungus gnats, which are in the soil. This process takes a while, and adult fungus...

Many people use harsh chemicals to treat fleas and ticks on their pets. While these products often seem to provide quick results, they are not without risks – both for your pet and for you. The ingredients in many commercial flea and tick products can be toxic, and prolonged use can have adverse effects on your pet’s health. In this blog, we’ll explain why it’s better to opt for a safer alternative, such as regularly combing your pet and using natural nematodes to combat fleas and ticks. Toxins: What's in Flea and Tick Control Products? Many common flea and tick...