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Indoor Plant Pest Biological Control

one month ago | lila

How do beneficial nematodes work in indoor plant pest control?

Beneficial nematodes are microscopic worms that seek out and enter pests like fungus gnat larvae. Once inside, they release symbiotic bacteria that kill the host within a few days. This natural process effectively reduces pest populations in the soil.

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