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Nematodes might sound a bit strange. Tiny creatures you pour water over your plants. But they're surprisingly effective. They combat fungus gnat larvae, grubs , ants , and snails , among other things. However, they're not the solution for everyone. In this blog post, we'll outline the pros and cons of nematodes, so you can decide for yourself whether this natural remedy is right for your garden. First, you will briefly read what nematodes are, after which we will look at the most important advantages and disadvantages. What exactly are nematodes? Nematodes , also called nematodes, are microscopic worms that...

You're finally relaxing in your garden, and suddenly you see your young plants being eaten. Or your houseplant is covered in tiny flies. Pests always show up where you don't want them. And honestly? The temptation to reach for a chemical solution is strong. But that is rarely the best solution. In this blog post, we'll show you why natural pest control is often much smarter. We'll explain how to identify pests, what nematodes do exactly, how you can strengthen the ecosystem with flowers and clever tricks, and what you absolutely should avoid. This is your complete guide to controlling...

Troubled by snails, fungus gnats, or grubs? Chances are they're at home in your soil. Many pests don't just appear out of nowhere, but precisely when the soil is out of balance. By keeping your soil healthy and vibrant, you make it much harder for pests to establish themselves. And that saves a lot of hassle and damage to your plants. In this blog post, you'll learn why healthy soil is so important, which pests it can help prevent, and how you can get your garden soil back on track in a few simple steps. Why is healthy soil so...

Ticks and fleas: tiny creepy crawlies you'd rather not have in your garden or house. They seem to appear out of nowhere, and before you know it, your pets are scratching themselves silly. But where do they come from? How long do they actually live? And why are they so persistent? Let's take a closer look at their life cycle. How long do ticks and fleas live? An adult tick can survive for months or even years, depending on the species and conditions. Fleas live shorter: an average of 2 to 4 weeks, but during that time they reproduce rapidly....