Biological control of thrips - Steinernema feltiae 

Good question. *Wink wink* *nudge nudge*

I believe it is 40. The average thrip is 7mm so it would be visual under 40x

Yes They can kill bees, which is why you should never use them during spring, pr at least when the plants is flowering. Also, try to not infect water with infected surfaces, that is don't wash it in the garden If you do it in your house basin i think it's fine

I believe it is 40. The average thrip is 7mm so it would be visual under 40x

Me lmao

@@justhere4820 I thought they were way smaller than 7mm?

@@Tziiriiyea I thought so too

No. Its a macroorganism, so the only thing it can kill are some small insects. But dont eat them lol

Someone from your country definitely sells them, so google it up bro!

At least not this kind of nematode. this kind helps fighting larves of insects that do attack roots, so they are the "good" ones. Also they will die off if they dont find a host, so if the larves disappear, so will the nematodes

It’s great

As round worms, can they get on and live on/in humans?

Hi Matthew! I have bell pepper in hydroponics (Coconut coir). How do you use the nemathods? by spraying the plant or drench the substrate? Regards

@@zergiomtz8344 did you ever find a good way of applying these ?

@@richardaguilar2674 hi, Im using it in the soil to control Fungus gnat: great results

@@zergiomtz8344 hi need your feedback about your bell peppers...did this nemathods really works in controlling the trips?