I know I was wrong, it was only as guess 'cause I was reading about them (Sorry) . But . . .
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The original post described one species thats a bit bigger
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and
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Well, here in the UK predator Nematodes do 'come in a can', so you can 'spray them on'
(Well, shake them on)
eg. The product 'Nemaslug Slug Killer' is a pack of 12 Million 'Phasmarhabditis Hermaphrodita' nematodes.
The company also sells predatory nematodes for Vine Weevels, Leatherjackets, Chafer Grubs etc
www.just-green.com
Again, sorry for the (wrong) guess about the wormie things. Maybe you can find a local company that can sell a useful species of nematode to you.
Regards,
Jacko