Beneficial nematodes and horticultural molasses

I just purchased beneficial nematodes. I haven't applied them to the garden, they're on a sponge and it's in the refrigerator. The man at the nursery said I could keep them that way for a week at least. I also purchased horticultural molasses for feeding my benefical microbes. Which should I add first? Will the molasses hurt the nematodes? My neighbor uses the BN for controlling lots of pests, even fleas and ticks. I am applying them for control of cutworms. My gardens are totally organic and I haven't even used any organic sprays in over a month so the BNs should be fine.

Will the nematodes kill your earth worms?

Jerry

Jerry, according to all of the information I could fine, they do not hurt healthy earthworms. I don't have a lot of earthworms yet. For the last three years we've been trying to get the soil back in shape and two flower beds do have plenty of earthworms. I may have to transplant some to the garden.
The package of beneficial nematodes that I bought has three kinds of BN's. They have specific hosts that they prefer like cutworms, termites, fire ants, etc.

Thanks Calalily. Reason I ask is because I have thought about the BN's for my garden.

I buy Semaspore to kill grasshoppers from Planet Natural and they also carry the BN's. Thought I might give the BN's a try to use on grubs and cut worms.

Jerry

Hmm. What is Semaspore Jerry? Never heard of it. I've tried Nolo bait, but it didn't help much. I can't treat the neighbors yards too and grasshoppers go where the food is. How does Semaspore work?

Here, you can read all about it.

http://www.planetnatural.com/site/semaspore-grasshopper-bait.html

Jerry, did it work like it was supposed to? Sounds better than Nolo bait.

Hmm. Ok. I wonder if the grasshoppers are supposed to be bad this year. The robins sure do like them.