Tomato Growing Forum
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Subject: Hornworms
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Marv. |
On top of Brush Mountain, Pa.
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Several days ago I spotted some damage on my tomato plants from hornworms. I found a few and removed them but the damage continued. Last night I sprayed the plants with bacillus thuragensis and this morning I found several dead hornworms on the ground under my plants and one on a plant barely moving. BT really does work and quickly as well.
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8/3/2020 9:49:59 AM
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Tyler |
Waterville,Ohio
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Also if you go out at night with a black light they glow! Makes them easy to find
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8/3/2020 10:02:29 AM
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Greenbud |
Coventry Rhode Island USA
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Guess my merit has worn off ! Picked 16 hornworms off the last couple days ! Is there any other name for Bt ? It’s organic too Wright ?
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8/3/2020 10:35:25 AM
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BiddyGoat |
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Try GardenSafe Fungicide. It has an insecticide built in and seems to be working.
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8/3/2020 2:39:50 PM
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Marv. |
On top of Brush Mountain, Pa.
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It is organic. There are several companies that sell abt. The name of the product I had was Thuracide. Read the labels as it is certain to be on the shelf.
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8/3/2020 5:04:06 PM
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ESheel31(team sLamMer) |
Eastern Shore of VA
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Thuricide is a liquid form of Diapel dust I believe. Worms don’t stand a Chance against Diapel.
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8/3/2020 8:17:09 PM
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