BarG
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What's the best time of day to try and find the munching critters?
What's the best time of day to try and find the munching critters? I've found 3 little green worms about the size of inch worms. 2 before I sprayed with BT and one after. The one after seemed to be dead. The holes are very small but increasing in number. I'll take a picture of the next worm I find, but was wondering if there is a preferred time of day to look for them. The plants seem to have decided to grow after drying out. I could tell a difference between today and yesterday. Finally.
When you get used to findin them you can quickly walk through the garden and see a tiny black horn or new damage that has not yellowed around the edges.
I found mine at the county Farmer's Co-op. There's one in Piedmont if you can't find one in your town. Its made by Hi-Yield. I think the name is in my Grow Book somewhere. lolI have not seen BT locally except in a powdered form "dipel dust"
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Not sure if it could be mixed with water to make a spray or not. Ace Hardware and local farmers co-op both carry it.
Thanks Wallsce, I know our Jacksonville co-op carries the hy-yield brand too, so will have to look more closely at the labels.
Thurycide is in the name. I'll check the label when I get upstairs and post it.
Hi-Yield Thuricide Concentrate from the Co-op. It's a liquid for spraying.Thanks Wallsce, I know our Jacksonville co-op carries the hy-yield brand too, so will have to look more closely at the labels.
I spray in the evening after the plot is in the shade to avoid sun scald.That stuff works for me good to Mr Knucklehead. I havent tryed full strength either after the soap incident but works at 1/2 strength good. We are getting into the mid 80's now and you wanna be careful when spraying leaves. When do you spray?
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