Codling Moth Nematodes
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When is the best time to apply codling moth nematodes?
Apply codling moth nematodes during two key windows: in April/May when larvae hatch and in September/October when new eggs are laid. This proactive approach helps disrupt the codling moth life cycle, reducing their population and preserving your produce.
How do I identify a codling moth infestation?
Look for small white caterpillars with brown heads, visible bore or feeding holes on apples or pears, and early ripening or premature falling of crops. These are clear indicators of a codling moth larvae infestation.
What are the ideal conditions for applying codling moth nematodes?
Ensure the minimum soil temperature is at least 12 degrees before applying. Store the nematodes in the fridge or below 5 degrees upon delivery and use them before the expiration date on the package. Keep the soil moist for optimal effectiveness.
When is the best time to apply them?
The best time to apply them is Feb/March - October.
What area does it cover?
One packet treats 40Sq.m.
What temperature should I apply them?
Apply the nematodes to the soil when the temperature is above 5 degrees and ensure the soil doesn't try out for the following two weeks after you've applied the nematodes.
When will I see results after applying slug nematodes?
After applying the slug nematodes, slugs typically cease feeding within a few days and perish within a week. For comprehensive control, reapply every 6 weeks. To safeguard your garden from slugs, begin slug control at least a week before planting.
When is the best time to apply them?
The best time to apply them is Feb/March - October.
What area does it cover?
One packet treats 40Sq.m.
What temperature should I apply them?
Apply the nematodes to the soil when the temperature is above 5 degrees and ensure the soil doesn't try out for the following two weeks after you've applied the nematodes.
When will I see results after applying slug nematodes?
After applying the slug nematodes, slugs typically cease feeding within a few days and perish within a week. For comprehensive control, reapply every 6 weeks. To safeguard your garden from slugs, begin slug control at least a week before planting.
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