"Marie Dodge" <invalid@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Omelet" <ompomelet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> In article <m0eck.26639$i55.7286@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Tonia Fischer" <tonia73986@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> Besides pulling them off when you see them. what's a good way to keep
>>> them
>>> from cominig back? I don't really want to use any manufactured
>>> insecticides. Is there something else I can do?
>>>
>>> TIA
>>> Tonia
>>
>> BT spray. It's organic.
>
> Aren't there different kinds for different worms?
>
>> --
>> Peace! Om
>>
>> "Human nature seems to be to control other people
>> until they put their foot down." -- Stephan Rothstein
>
I'm just looking to get rid of these. Pulled three from my tomato plant
(only have one and its on the patio planted in a container), But, it is
about 4 foot tall and round. Well, I picked off three more tonight. When
I
lived in CA, I had 6 tomato plants; I remember picking off the worms then
feeding them to the birds. The only birds I have here in Las Vegas are
doves and pigeons. Plus I had to move my plants up onto the patio because
the sun was literally frying them. I never knew that tomato, or hook
worms,
would eat green pepper plants. Well, I came out one morning and my pepper
plant was damn near gone. I picked a worm off of that was as big around
as
my pinky finger, but was like 4 inches long. BTW he ate a whole green
pepper I was growing and waiting until it got a little bigger,
I hear ppl always talk about home insecticides that are made from soap.
Would this help, and what do you use? Also, what is BT spray?
TIA
Tonia
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