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thumper60

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natureboygrower said:
im actually more worried about getting limes from a tick in the busy town i work in rather than my own woods.the deer travel in packs in town during winter.ive seen as many as 14 together at one time.i really only see solitary deers up my way during summer/winter.
from what i understand,a tick needs to be on one deer,drop off,get another deer to start the whole limes thing.but who fucking knows.i just plan on getting it and hoping for a cure.sad but true,those bastards are small and can be hard to find
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lyme comes from the white footed mouse,the same ones the govt use for all kinds of nasty testing,wonder if there is a link lyme didn't exist in the 70s
 
sandhill larry

sandhill larry

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Here is my old patch. I had gave up on it, as it stopped bearing. But I see new blooms on them today. I'm a few days away from bush hogging and discing it under. Until then I may get another mess off them.

Don't judge me by the amount of weeds in my garden. I've been spending all me free time on the trail. Both of my gardens are suffering from it.

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thumper60

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been bit of rough week had to cut out 21 squash stem borers,lost some good tops caught me by surprise all were on the goldmines got 4 other strains not touched the goldmines seem to have very hollow stems,was lacking on spraying on top of that now pic2 goldmine pic 3 skiddertrl xbubble gum budding good nowphoto 1 [1889297].JPG photo 2 [1889298].JPG photo 3 [1889299].JPG
 
thumper60

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natureboygrower said:
always something isnt it?ive heard of those.do they only mess with the tops? hit em with BT?
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yup thuricide google them I seen the moths flying around not noing though it was a wasp theres only one hatch each summer late june early july next yr be spraying mid june.i caught them early 1/4-1/2 in, look for pin holes with sawdust around it right where leaf meets the stem on top
 
natureboygrower

natureboygrower

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thumper60 said:
yup thuricide google them I seen the moths flying around not noing though it was a wasp theres only one hatch each summer late june early july next yr be spraying mid june.i caught them early 1/4-1/2 in, look for pin holes with sawdust around it right where leaf meets the stem on top
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damn,they do look like wasps,wtf.sorry they got you,but very informative.i'll have to check for them and keep em in mind next season.
 
sandhill larry

sandhill larry

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thumper60 said:
yup thuricide google them I seen the moths flying around not noing though it was a wasp theres only one hatch each summer late june early july next yr be spraying mid june.i caught them early 1/4-1/2 in, look for pin holes with sawdust around it right where leaf meets the stem on top
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natureboygrower said:
damn,they do look like wasps,wtf.sorry they got you,but very informative.i'll have to check for them and keep em in mind next season.
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Back in the day I had them on my Hallucie plant. I didn't know what they were, {I called them wasp fly's} but the plant was dying from the top down and growing like a mofo the whole time. This was pre-google, so I used what I used on my veggies. A Shaklee liquid soap called Basic H mixed with water. I picked worms, sprayed and cut top buds twice a week for three weeks. I still got almost a unit off her.
 
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