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Beneficial Nematode Facts: What they do... Nematodes search, find, and kill soil born pests. These Nematodes will reproduce resulting in more beneficial Nematodes to protect your lawn and garden. There are many species of Nematodes - good, and bad. The good/beneficial nematodes search and kill the pests affecting your lawn and garden. This Beneficial Nematode has been tested to be effective in controlling over 200 different soil and boring pests. These nematodes are especially effective on Flea larvae, Flea beetles, spider mites, Fungus gnat larvae, White grubs, Coddling moth larvae, Root maggots, Corn earworm, Cutworms, Crane fly, Iris borers, and many more! They work best in moist soil at temperatures from 5085 degrees. Once in the soil, this nematode survives air temperatures below -20 degrees. One treatment can last more than 18 months in turf or undisturbed soil. What they don’t do... Beneficial Nematodes don’t harm other beneficial insects such as ladybugs and Earthworms. They do not harm plants, pets, people or our environment.
