Sorry for the loss and thanks for enlightening us that are just starting the business

Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing

I'm so sorry for ur loss sir, but not nematodes alone. Bacterial wilt and fungal wilt are also dangerous as these have no cure when they affect your pepper crops. From the look of it, it seems to have been affected by bacterial wilt caused by nematode that caused wounds on the root, leading to the infestation.

Sorry for the loss and thanks for enlightening us that are just coming to the system.

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Thanks for your heart

I am sorry to hear this, but I strongly believe that this is as a result of inorganic farming practices, the chemical fertilizers, herbicides and Pesticides damage the soil properties, I keep saying it that organic method is best way to go, when you use organic fertilizers and organic farming practices, your soil will retain the richbess, when you harvest you cut down your plants ans let them rot therez when they do all the nutrients they have taken from the soil goes back into the soil, revitalizing it, this is exactly what Nature does, learn from nature, do as nature does, Nature does not hahe to do crop rotation, the same plants can grow in the same spot repeatedly for years. Do as Nature does.

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Have you also checked the soil pH there?

You need to return nutrients to the land, not fertilizers but compost. Compost is the only substance I recommend. Even you four month old stronger plants would be bigger.

Practising crop rotation is ideal..

so sorry about that but u didnt tell us how many times u cultivated on d said land before the tomatoe. May God replenish u back in million folds

Use garlic and nim leaves,I mean dogoyaro leaves extract.
Apply cooked liquid mixed in water,apply on the roots as far as they're still alive .Do it quickly before the leaves go yellow or brown they will bounce back to life.

Use wood ash

Thanks for the great work, this is a great insight

It happens bro. Sorry for the loss. Let me use this opportunity to ask you for help. Chris, how can i reach you to help me grow vegetables, pls

So if you have planted in a place before, any crop at all, and want to plant another set of crops in that same place is spot, it is standard or necessary that you must use NEMATICIDES, Right?
Absolutely necessary?

Sorry for your loss too, but I must be honest. It was difficult understanding what you were saying during half of your video.  I like listening to videos not being forced to read close caption.  Just thought you should know.

Can I use Redforce to treat the soil before planting?

Pls what's the meaning of Dap?