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Marigold Nemo Mix

NZ $3.95

Description


An environmentally friendly control of Nematodes. Nematodes are attracted to the roots of Marigolds, but when a nematode attacks, the root releases ozone, and the ozone encourages the tiny pest to maturity without reproducing. Planting just a few Marigolds around plants will not be effective. You must plant a cover crop of Marigolds, free of weeds, to get the full benefit. Different Marigold species vary in their affects on nematodes. The winner in Dutch trials was the variety Single Gold. It provided almost 99% control of nematodes.  Easy to grow.

Maturity 60 days from transplant.

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Tagetes patula

Information

OPTIMUM SOIL TEMP FOR GERMINATION DAYS TO GERMINATION HEIGHT DISTANCE APART TO PLANT SEEDLINGS PREFERRED GARDEN POSITION WHEN TO SOW NUMBER OF SEEDS PER PACKET BEST USE
20-25 7-10 50cm-icon 50cm 15cm-icon 15cm Full Sun-icon Full Sun 1.2.3 100 Easy to Grow-icon Easy to Grow
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