nemaplus®

€10.95*

Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs

Available, delivery time 2-4 days

Package size

1 Mio. / 2m²

3 Mio. / 6m²

5 Mio. / 10 m²

10 Mio. / 20 m²

25 Mio. / 50 m²

50 Mio. / 100 m²

5 Mio. x 2 / 2 x 10 m²

Product number: 1302005

100% BIOLOGICAL

No chemicals and no microplastics - absolutely harmless for humans and pets.

LASTING EFFECT

The pests cannot develop resistance to biological control.

DIRECTLY FROM THE PRODUCER

As the only manufacturer in Germany, we have been producing nematodes on a large scale for over 25 years.

Product information "nemaplus®"

SF nematodes for biological and sustainable control of fungus gnat larvae in houseplants.

Application

The nematodes are mixed with water according to the application instructions in the package and poured into the plant soil. The soil or substrate should already be moist when applied so that the nematodes can penetrate the soil better.

Application period: nemaplus® can be applied all year round as long as the soil temperatures are between 8° and 28°C.

Advantages of nemaplus®

100% biological
Lasting effect
No development of resistance
No microplastics
High effectiveness
Nematodes directly from the manufacturer
Harmless to humans and pets

APPLICATION VIDEO

How to use nemaplus® correctly.

Control sciarid flies with nematodes

Fungus gnats are dark gnats about 2 mm in size. Outdoors, they usually fit into the food ecosystem, whereas in greenhouses and indoors they can become harmful pests. The white larvae feed especially on the roots of young plants and thus open up the possibility for fungi, for example, to damage the plants. Nematodes of the species Steinernema feltiae are very effective in the control of sciarid fly larvae.

How do nematodes work?

Nematodes are approx. 0.5 mm long threadworms, of which there are over 20,000 different species worldwide. The species Steinernema feltiae is specialised in controlling fungus gnats or their larvae and is particularly effective. The nematodes penetrate the larvae of the fungus gnats and secrete a bacterium there with which they live in symbiosis. The bacterium kills the larva and the nematodes multiply in it until it is consumed. The nematodes then move on to infest the next larva. This process is repeated until all larvae have been destroyed and no more fungus gnats come back.

About e-nema

We have been producing various nematode species on an industrial scale for over 25 years. We rely on the highest production standards and qualified employees from over 16 countries. What started in 1997 as a spin-off from the University of Kiel has now developed into a globally recognized medium-sized company with over 70 employees. E-nema stands for innovation and expertise in the field of nematode research and production. Our products are used in countries all over the world in a wide range of applications. From the professional mushroom grower to the passionate hobby gardener.