SuperNemos

SuperNemos - Description

• SuperNemos Biological Pest Control
• Size Of Pack: Large
• Coverage 100m²
• Note: There are Some Changes to SuperNemos This Year (2022)
  • We are using Basic Brown Envelope & Ziplock Bag Packaging
  • Outer Packaging & Instructions No Longer Included
  • We are still Shipping in Padded Envelopes
  • For Full How to Use Instructions Please see our How to Use Tab
• SuperNemos Does Not, qualify for Our Low Cost AnPost Shipping
• Soil Borne Nematodes For Controlling a Range of Garden Pests
• Pack Contains Microscopic Beneficial Nematodes
• Special Formulation: Nematodes Aggressively Pursue Several Pests
• Number of Nematodes
  
  • 50 Million Nematodes Per 100m² Pack
• Environmentally Friendly, Works With Nature
• Safe For Bees, Earthworms, Pets & Children
• See Below For Full Instructions
• Nematodes: Heterorhabditis & Steinernema

SuperNemos - Delivery & Storage

• Supernemos is kept in cold storage prior to shipping
• Due to the biological aspect of this product, orders are shipped every Monday & Tuesday & Wednesday ONLY
• If you order later in week, orders will be shipped the following Monday & Tuesday & Wednesday (unless it is a bank holiday)
• Packs are sent via express courier
• Supernemos should be kept in fridge if not to be used immediately upon delivery
• SuperNemos is also available to collect from our depot in Portarlington

SuperNemos - Pests Controlled

• Below is a list of pests controlled by SuperNemos & when to target
• Vine weevil: March to May & August to October
• Scarid Fly: March to November
• Strawberry Root Weevil: March to May & August to October
• Chafer Grub: May to October
• Leather Jackets: May to October
• Wire Worms: May to October
• Cut Worms: March to May & August to October
• Cabbage Worms: May to October
• Ants & Ant problems in greenhouses
• A Chemical Free Alternative to Acelepryn
• Can also control:
  • Caterpillars, beetle larvae, cabbage caterpillars, flea beetle
  • Cabbage root fly, fungus gnats larvae & many more

SuperNemos - How to Use & Apply

• Please use as soon as it arrives
• Storage: Keep Refrigerated at 2 - 5ºC until you are ready to use
• Safe to use around Children, Pets and Pollinators
• Dilute in water to apply
• Requires soil temp of at least 10ºC prior to application
• Apply from May onwards until October
• Check the best time to Apply for the Pest you are targeting (above)
• It may take more than one application depending on the level of infestation
• Best applied when weather is overcast & soil is moist
• If the weather has been dry, water the ground or pots the day before application
• Ideal time to apply is in late evening
• Do not apply when sun is shining or possibility of sun coming out, they are UV sensitive
• Do not apply if heavy rain is forecast
  
• Do not use other insecticides for a week before or after application, they will harm the SuperNemos
• Application of our Large pack as follows.. (Note: Half the quantities below for our smaller, medium size pack)
  
  • Sprinkle the SuperNemos into a 10L bucket
  • Add 2 Litres of water
  • Rinse container to ensure all contents are added
  • Top up with 8 Litres of water (That's 10 Litres in total)
  • Stir well
  • Diluted solution mix is now ready
  • Take 1 Litre of Diluted mix, Add to Watering can and top up with another 9L of Water = 10L
  • Then apply swiftly, don’t delay or dilly-dally over one area, to give equal coverage
  • 1 Litre of diluted mix coverage: 8-10m², 40-50 potted plants or 15 grow bags
• Lightly Water in after application to wash nematodes down into the soil
• Storage: Refrigerate at 2 - 5ºC

SuperNemos - When to Apply & Use

• Requires soil temp of at least 10ºC prior to application
• Average Soil Temperatures Ireland
• March: 6.9ºC
• April: 7.9ºC
• May: 13.4ºC
• June: 15.4ºC
• July: 16ºC
• Aug: 15ºC
• Sept: 12.9ºC
• Oct 10.9ºC
• Nov: 6.5ºC

SuperNemos - Advantages

• Organic & natural
• Harmless to wildlife
• Safe around Children, Pets, Pollinators & Edible Crops
• Does not require specialist application equipment
• Can be used on ornamental and edible crops