Preventing Pests With Beneficial Nematodes!

Beneficial nematodes are microscopic non-segmented worms that can be used to control a variety of pests in your garden. They are safe for humans, pets, and the environment, and they are a natural and effective way to keep your plants healthy.
In this episode, we will discuss the benefits of using beneficial nematodes, and how to apply them. We will also answer some common questions about beneficial nematodes.
If you are looking for a natural and effective way to control pests in your garden, then beneficial nematodes are a great option. Watch this episode to learn more!
In the comments below, let us know if you have any questions about beneficial nematodes. We would be happy to help!
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[@Ms-wu7xw]

Very well done with all instructions and explanations on how to use nematodes. Lots of details and very easy to understand. Thank you sir!

[@Betterterra]

You're very welcome!

[@fleadestroyer_official]

This is awesome!!! Thank you for sharing this!

[@sharonwherry3428]

I had grub worbs that ate my whole yard.l put the beneficial nematodes down and 4 years with no grubs. Now lm going to put more down

[@Betterterra]

That so awesome!!

[@sclark223]

Wow, I really like all the useful details you share! The names of the nematodes, the list of pests they attack, where to shop for them, your equipment (I don't have a sprayer like that yet). I also love your pacing - very conversational and informative, not loud and flashy. I'm enjoying my small backyard garden but there's a lot I don't know, and pest control is a big problem. I have 2 peach trees in my yard, loaded with young peaches now in April, but I fear they will all be infested soon with peach tree borers, like I think happened last year. It may be too late to do much to save them ... but I did learn today that the correct kinds of nematodes can help. I will look onto that more and also watch more of your great videos!

[@Betterterra]

Wow! Thank you for this feedback. I hope you find a solution for your fruit trees.

[@MichaelJosephJr934]

Ok forgive my ignorance here. Won't many of the nematodes be killed going through that sprayer? I was thinking of a watering can instead. Thoughts?

[@Betterterra]

They are microscopic and buffered by the water. Also there are millions of them. War by attrition.

[@ExplainedThroughRap]

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[@euanreid6682]

Shouldn't apply on sunny days.

[@Lalalindaam]

Where do you get those nematodes?

[@Betterterra]

www.arbico-organics.com/

[@wcdeich4]

Are there Nematodes that eat bigger Nematodes?

[@Betterterra]

There are some predatory nematodes that seek others "bad-nematode" like the one that target plant roots.

[@helenconstantinou6511]

​@@Betterterra thats the problem i have , everything i planted in the ground this year all roots turned brown, Grubs ate all the roots,

[@Chris-op7yt]

japanese beetle grubs love chewing into decaying garden boxes. not doing anything else.