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Originally Posted by GoDawgs
So far I've not seen any nematode damage either. Strange. In that infected bed where I'm testing a molasses drench, both the drenched and undrenched summer squash are looking good. And it sure has been hot enough to activate those little buggers. I wonder if there's a soil temp too hot for 'todes...
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During solarizing the temperature of soil or mix can get up to around 140F/60C degrees. That's at 2 inches deep and is supposed to kill nematodes. I know, basically useless info, but soil/mix can get too hot...from what I've read
