Nematodes from e-nema
Our name is our promise of quality. We have been producing small worms on a large scale for over 25 years and have now become the largest producer of beneficial nematodes in the world.
How are nematodes produced?
In the wild, entomopathogenic nematodes reproduce within the insect larvae that they parasitise in the soil. There they find exactly the conditions and nutrients they need to reproduce. We recreate these conditions in our production halls in so-called bioreactors. Inside the bioreactors, the nematodes reproduce over 10-14 days and multiply exponentially until they are ready for the ‘harvest’. This is precisely timed so that the young nematodes are in a permanent larval stage. This stage can be compared to a standby mode. Only when the nematodes are then released do they awaken from this state and develop their effect.
Controlled quality
Many retailers sell nematodes, but only a few companies worldwide can produce them. We have been researching and producing nematodes on an industrial scale since 1997 and have always focussed on the highest quality. Every production batch is rigorously tested for quality and effectiveness. We only sell products that are proven to be effective. Buying nematodes from e-nema means buying the best quality nematodes directly from the manufacturer.
Nematodes worldwide - Our mission
We sell our nematodes not only to ecologically responsible hobby gardeners and houseplant fans, but also to farmers, plant growers and other users around the world. Our aim is to reduce or replace the use of chemical pesticides globally by providing biological alternatives. By purchasing our nematodes, you are not only doing something good for your plants, but also supporting us on our mission to push chemicals out of the fields and protect global biodiversity.
e-nema - Der führende Produzent für Nematoden
Nur wenige Unternehmen weltweit können Nematoden im großen Maßstab produzieren. Durch stetige Weiterentwicklung und Investitionen in unsere Produktionskapazitäten sind wir mittlerweile zum größten Nematodenproduzenten der Welt aufgestiegen und verkaufen diese als biologische Alternativen zu giftigen Pestiziden in die ganze Welt. Wie die kleinen Würmer im großen Stil produziert werden erfahren Sie in unserem Video.