Last year (2015) I had more leaf nematode sign than I've ever had. Out of desperation and curiosity , I sprayed most of the infected leaves with a 10% ammonia mixture and soaked the root area. I figured if nothing else, it would kill any slugs and hopefully their eggs.
This year I have had very little nematode damage and maybe the best year I've had for a few. The slug population doesn't seem to have changed? This year I am also pulling any nem infected leaves and giving the plants a healthy dose of the ammonia mix.
So what do ya'll think, coincidence or onto something?
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