Re: Help somethings eating my tomatoes and its not me!
by "megtwin" <glasscrochet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Apr 29, 2005 at 03:07 PM
Thanks so much for the tip. My husband just cooked a bunch of eggs so I
went and put the crushed shells around each plant. I also trimmed alot
of non-fruit bearing branches off the plant, they were going nuts and
getting really spindly. Am i supposed to trim the plant somehow as it
starts to grow so it doesn't get spindly? Thanks for your help. Mary
Maryuri wrote:
> What really works for me is crushed eggshells. Just spread them
around your
> tomato plants. And they will get (a little) extra calcium.
> Anytime we use eggs, I crush and put the shells in a plastic bag.
Then every
> few days I spread them around the plants. Cost you nothing. Try it
and let
> me know if it works for you..
>
> Marie maryuri@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "megtwin" <glasscrochet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:1112472976.708832.125440@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Hi, I am new to this group. I live on the Treasure Coast of Florida
and
> > have a small vegetable garden. The year before last I had a really
> > successful tomato season and now something is eating them before
they
> > have a chance to ripen. There is holes in the green tomatoes and
some
> > of the plants have leaves that have holes eaten through them. I am
not
> > thrilled with resorting to using pesticides, is there anything that
can
> > get rid of whatever is eating my tomatoes? Thanks so much-megtwin
> >