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I just got back from the nursery, and they had packages of steinernema feltiae in a refrigerator. The nematodes are in a sponge. I think you soak the sponge in warm water and pour the water into the plant. (I can't read the directions that well because I haven't opened the package yet, and the sponges are in the way of the text.) I'm going to apply them this afternoon.

Thank you again Nutrax!

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Ok; something basic: what is a "curry tree"? Do you cook with it? Where does it grow?
(I know I could Google it, but it's more fun having an explanation here.)


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I'm assuming it's one that produces curry leaves, Anon.

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I prefer my steinernema fletiae fresh.

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mmmmmmmm

Me too....

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Ok, then; what are "curry leaves" used for?


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Oh, ok: Curry Tree.


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Try delicious Curry leaf powder...

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I use curry leaves in rice when cooking it via the absorption method.

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Also an essential ingredient in a good Avial...

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