How to Fully Treat Whitefly & Caterpillar Infestations on Kale, Collards & Greens: And Spider Mites!
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- I show you how to fully treat infestations of whiteflies, caterpillars and loopers on your kales, collards and greens. First is identification, followed by 4 steps of treatment. Remove, wash, spray and fertilize. You need to do this on a schedule to beat the life cycle of the insects. I also show you how to treat spider mites on your watermelon plants. Follow the same routine for cucumbers, beans and other garden plants.
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my dad boiled rhubarb leaves and sprayed that to kill white fly. don't know if the poison killed them or they drowed but something worked for years....
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"The white moth that flies around psychotically..." OMG. I died.
I swear I started laughing too
I admire your calmness! Lol. This just happened to me the other day for my broccoli, collards, and Chinese cabbage, and this is my first time gardening. I was almost short of calling the police because of how upset and confused I was (little dramatic, but hey, I wasn't so calm. lol). Thanks again for your videos!
It happens. I have whiteflies again. I am going to try and new spray on them.
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I feel you! I'm laughing at your reply right now but when it happens I'm on full alert. And it doesn't have to be an infestation. I'm not fighting any fungus invasion right now just Japanese Beatles are a problem. Not an infestation but I'm on high alert and making up a neem oil spray. I'm just reviewing for what I should be doing just kn case.🤯
Not calling the police 🤣🤣🤣. I feel the same way with my kale plant right now and these wretched worms!
@@JenniferEdison lol
@Mary White Did your spray work and if so what was the mixture???
Admirable that you are so calm during a devastating infestation!
It happens.
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Thank you. This is the first time I wanted to give someone a standing ovations. You clearly and concisely address my problem with kale and collards. Nice, very nice. Thank you.
Very appreciated! Good luck
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“Flies around psychotically “- love it !
So true though. LOL
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Ha!!!!
That made me giggle too! 😂
This is right on time video for me. As a new gardener I just hitting a place where I'm coming face to face with all the insect attacks. Thank you for the weapons to fight back! ❤❤❤❤❤
They always come sadly
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I like how you go slow and show the differences of the damages! Thank you ❣️🍅
Yep. Its a teaching channel so I want people to know verses just rush out and spray.
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I appreciate so much that Gary showing us the veggie garden in real life, unlike most of the channels only filming the sexy part! This is the only way we can learn and Improve our practices, and almost releasing our own pressures from failures! Thank you, Gary, from the bottom of my heart!
Thanks for watching. Gardening isn't hard but its work and all the stuff I show happen.
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Gosh... you seem so calm when see your plants have been eaten by the caterpillars. I would have been crying my eyes out. Hats 🎩 off to ya! Thanks for sharing as well.
I moved from the u.s. to Ecuador, and the bugs here are insane. I put in a raised bed garden and some spinach looking weeds sprang up and no bugs were eating them. So I pulled them up put them in a blender with water and sprayed my veg. plants with the liquid. The bugs must have thought that it was the weed. They left my plants alone.
I've noticed this as well, I also used to pull the weeds but I got lazy 1 yr and was behind and many were getting over 6". I noticed the bugs were eating certain weeds more than my plants so I left them. They still get alittle damage but not near as much as the weeds. I think I will try your trick as well.
Very wise
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Genius!
Wow!!! Is all I got...
What a great idea. I noticed the bugs don’t touch my spring onions so maybe I’ll try your idea 🤔
takes alot of determination and time to maintain.
Great video, thank you for addressing these issues!
Very glad to help.
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What so great about it? too long to get to the main point. This is in the internet. viewers want fast,accurate, not long winded discussion.
I had this happen in my first ever garden this year. I needed this advice, thank you so much, now I can be prepared for next year
Thank you! I finally reclaimed my kale from the bugs eating it. I'm in MD too and have the same pests. So helpful!!!
I am getting goose bumps watching this.
Great instruction, and always on time.
Thanks, now I know what to do to mine in the morning!
I hope there is minimal damage. Checking and treating my gardens all weekend.
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Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) My bell pepper plants all have holes on them and I haven’t even gotten a pepper yet. Still take off all the leaves? I have Neem oil and am making the spray today. It’s my first garden and I’m worried I’ll lose my crop ☹️
Awesome informative video. I love how you incorporated a cooking segment
Thanks. Trying to get more cooking video done this year
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Thank you very much. I really appreciate the cooking part. Not many garden TH-camrs do this.
Hopefully Ill be doing more cooking.
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This was SOOOOOOOO helpful. Thanks! and natural effective options.
Very glad to help.
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Thank you very much sir, this is a timely video because its rainy season now here in the Philippines. Cheers.
Thank you! You have taught me so much! Just today I noticed something was eating my kale leaves
Wow 😳 they ate tons! Hope they all grew back! Thank you for sharing Sub’d
I always love your videos. Your great at talking about every aspect. Thanks so much for being an excellent teacher. :)
Glad to share and appreciated. That is my goal verses just saying do this....
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Thank you for this video. Those caterpillars have eaten many of my kale plants. Hope it works.
Thanks for this video!
You are good, I like what you show and say, it explains everything that has been happening to my vegetables. THANK YOU!
Thanks so much
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So glad u made something with items from. Ur garden! Been struggling with recipes for kale ;-)
Hi Gary! We would sure love to have some of that rain you got! Yes, it surely does bring out the insects. "That white moth that flies around psychotically". Very good! LOL!
I wish I could send some over.
TY seeing some signs on Kale will get busy!
Every time I watch this, I learn something new. Thanks again.
Glad to help and good look. Preventative spraying is what saved me. Hard to stick to a routine but it helps
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I’m trying to plant my brocoli under a floating row cover this year so keep out the pests. In addition, I’m thinking I’m going to have to take a deeper look into Neem oil just in case. Thank you for the advice.
Good luck. They are so annoying
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I love your videos. They are always informative. Thanks for all your effort
Very glad to help.
This was excellent information. Thank you.
VERY HELPFUL! Thank you, Sir!
Glad to share
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THANKYOU so much for this video-just in time!!!!! 😃🎉
Yep! I try and shoot my vids in real time year after year so they are relevant to what is happening.
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Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) VERY HELPFUL to so many of us! 🌿🌼🌞
OMG! This is perfect timing. Came back from vacation and saw the damage. We had a rain storm too. I was sooooo confused. I’ve got the Neem and Peppermint already. Inspect. Wash. Spray. THANK YOU!!
You are such a saviour,My plants are suffering
couldn't find the sequel. Great channel.
excellent info and great content. I love the way you give step for step. It can get a little tedious but I would rather watch than miss something important.
My goal is to have all the info there. I think it is about learning. And people learn differently. I often repeat points.
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Awesome content!! Can’t believe how calm you were when I’d be in complete tears at the devastation!! Great helpful info.
It happens more than I like but it is crazy what they can do
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Enjoyed your garden and advice on white flies.
Thanks so much
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BT is the bomb! I feel like I'm constantly battling some kind of pest, you get rid of one and another takes its place. Thank goodness we have you or else I'd have no garden left as it would've been completely eaten up by pests this year already! Have a great Gary :)
Bt and neem work well. I used Bt in the past a lot and now I see it more on store shelves. Very glad to help.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Do you use the BT and Neem together in the same applicator?
Can you spray the peroxide mixture during the morning hours or daytime? Also, can you spray neem oil in the morning or afternoon? Some of my tomato leaves have tiny holes and leaf curl. Should I spray peroxide mixture or neem oil?
I know neem oil will burn your plant if used during the day. Use it in the evening. I know that from experience lol
The peroxide im not sure
OMG, he’s wearing me out. I can’t believe he’s cooking supper before he tells me how to get rid of the bugs.
Lmbo! 😆
I agree, too much talk and repetition
Right? Oh my gosh he does it on purpose though so we'll all watch his video
His videos are popping up a lot on my feed so I've been watching them...have you guys noticed how his plants always have "problems" when he shows them, and always says stuff like "its because we had a lot of rain, too much sun, etc." lol. Shouldn't he have a better garden if he is an expert?
I know!!!
Thank you for sharing your info on caring for your/my veggies.
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Thank you. Very useful. Blessings
Power washing my plants couple times a week keeps the frass (bug shit) off my rosemary, mint and basil. I love it when I get the plant big enough to be able to blast little nasty things away. I use the moth trap thing for my apple tree but I also randomly blast the tree with the hose sprayer almost every day after I see fruit form to keep the bugs off. I like washing stuff I plan to eat often. Bugs and slugs are relentless.
Thanks so much
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Thank you I have been afraid to cut my plants but after seeing this I have more confidence to cut clean and cook thank you again from my plants health!❤️🙏👨🏼🌾P S thanks for the neem oil recipe
Me too.... This video makes sooooo much sense
Cant wait till the sun comes up in the morning
This video is so awesome! I'm going to save my mother in law's kale bed today!!
Great info. Thank you
butterfly's are beautiful , until the lay eggs on your plants , then you look at them in a different light .
So True!
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Yup. And bunnies are cute until they devour your plants. Then it's war with peter cotton tail.
So true 😂
Haha yes!
I have plenty of wasp residing around my backyard fence. And my vegetables never had a single problem with worms.
I want to buy your wasps
They have some uses then lol
Cool. Didn't know this. I have 3 or 4 different bees around all season. Hardly have any destroyed stuff!!!
Thank you! Such helpful info.
Thank you, will try this on my collards,,excellent information
Good luck
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN you think garlic and pepper work well with whitefly
Gosh, you got a collection! (all that in three days!)
Loopers
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Another great video Gary. I mentioned to you in a previous video that cabbage loopers had did a job on my broccoli & cabbage leaves. I pulled the worst, but then used sevin dust on the others which has seemed to have solved the problem for now. Most plants seem to being doing well now luckily. My question is, most the leaves remaining on the plants I left still have many holes in them. Should I snip them off at this point & will the end veggie's still be good if or if I don't? Hope that makes sense. Any info would be welcome. Keep up the good work. Tommy
Thanks. I don't mind the dust for emergencies either. It is a great fix to get things under control. If the pests are gone and the leaves can still help the plant, leave them. Eggs hatch like every 5-7 days so keep vigilant to end the cycle.
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Devon dust causes seizures if accidentally inhaled
I have pets outside so I am careful about what I things to cover my garden.
good information excellent programme
My collards are being chewed to death by catapillars. So I went out and did as you suggested to strip the leaves off. I now have a collard stick farm with just the little growing baby buds. Spraying with neem oil is next. THank you for your help.
I love planting. Thank you for the great tips.
Hi Gary, great video very helpful as I am experiencing these issues now on kale and cabbage. Unlike kale, should we just spray cabbage leaves with neem oil without removing the chewed leaves?
You can. But you can also remove some beat up leaves. If the heads of cabbage look good, I dont worry too much about the other leaves. Cabbage will get picked, my kale stays in all summer long
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Thanks for all the information.I appreciate it very much.Hoping I have better crops this year.
Glad to help. Good luck this year.
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Have grown baby bok choy for 2 years now, no problems. In 3rd year, these dastardly worms suddenly this week (March 6) decimated my entire crop before spring has even formally arrived in Zone 8A. The seedlings were just 3" tall, barely established and just beginning to grow in the garden at the end of mild winter. There are 3 overwintered adult plants purposely going to seed in the same bed - moths never touched them. Time to break out the Neem Oil for first time ever. Glad you're here with answers! New tomato, pepper, many other seed varieties from you are growing very well under grow lights right now awaiting warm weather.
It happens.
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Bacillus Thuringius spray absolutely creams caterpillars quickly. It's awesome.
It's not helping me and with DE
I got this issue right now. Damn them. THANX.
I’ve also tried the leaf removing method and it truly works!! Thank u.
They are pretty hardy if the stem is solid for that.
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Great! Just great! These are the tips I REALLY need. Just subscribed, hope to see more. I’m more of an urban gardener, but have the same problems.
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Half way in and I'm off to find something about how to treat white fly and caterpillars.
The striped caterpiller with yellow under belly are cabbageworms from a moth
june 2020 im finally subbed !!!! awesome video bro !
Thank you for sharing this video with me.
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When I first started gardening I was really discouraged at the number of setbacks from pests and disease. I tried all the remedies you see posted on these gardening channels but eventually I tired of keeping up with the mixes and applications. About the same time I started interplanting everything so that each bed had flowers, herbs , veg etc but no more than two of any kind of plant. I still get infestations but since everything is interplanted the problems don't spread, and since I'm not treating them the predator insects have come to expect the infestations and show up just in time. Maybe I'm just lucky but I tend to think all the cocktails concoctions and potions may not really be necessary.
Has alot to do with your location also I live in a agricultural town and my home sits between two massive cotton fields... when they spray or till up the fields it runs everything my way.
You did it right,interplanting others is good,stable echo system
Yes. I don't like to spray too much and if I did it has to be natural. I find mother nature actually brings beneficial insects to balance it out. I grow many types of flowers, herbs, and plants just so that I get a diverse collection of insects. It is better than spraying. I also use beneficial nematodes spring and fall. If need be I will also release lacewings. You have to plant things that these insects like to eat and where they like to lay their eggs so you have a nice ecosystem going.
Rinsuki u
My garden birds there take care of these.
Neem oil is natural way to control everything!!! You find in Home Depot 2 spoon in one gallon of water 💦
I couldnt find it for awhile. I found a homeade one thats been working quite well. I c mineral oil, 1/4 c of dishsoap(dawn). Thats the concentrate.: take 1 tblsp of concentrate add to 4 cups of water. In a sprayer. Shake before and during use.
IT IS NOT WORKING, PERIOD
Perfect timing!!
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I believe hummingbirds eat whiteflies. If you can keep some hummingbird feeders around it might help. We had whiteflies on our grapevine after harvest and then a rain and the hummingbirds would go there and eat the whiteflies off of it.
They are hitting me hard in my area. They are very smart, they typically go to the bottom leaf. I almost passed out today when i saw a tomato hornworm in my tomato patch!!!
Hormworms are scary LOL.
Gary, I love your show. I have a container garden. This is my second season. I started slow with a few plants. Tomatoes, chili peppers, some flowers and the curl kale. I also grew an avocado tree(ecuadorian), after trying many other avocado pits. It is a year old. I used the hydrogen peroxide method a couple of times for fungus and a serious spider mite issue on older pepper plants. Do you find the spray method on leaves dulls their waxy shine? I did it in the late evening hrs. Socal.
It can. It is reactive. You can try reducing solution too, see if it is effective a lower mix ration. Only spray plants that have issue BTW.
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Nicely done
Yes I have that exact plant and problem…thank you🔭😊
Good luck
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This is very straight-forward and helpful, Gary. Thanks! Is it weird that I didn't see insects when I checked the undersides of my chewed leaves? Can they hide sometimes or I have the invisible kind?!
They can. The green loopers are hard to see. Check by the stem. Holes is just lower leaves are usually slugs and snails. They leave. Just well camouflaged I bet.
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I like BT for caterpillars. This bacteria destroys their digestion, and has no effect on beneficials. Thank you Gary for all the great tips.
I have used it before. It is very effective.
Love BT! My personal experience is that it works as well or better than the neem oil. And, if you don't care for the smell of neem oil, it lacks that icky smell, is more pleasant to use. I've often wondered why this channel never mentions it, so many other gardening channels support its use.
Sorry if this stupid but what's BT?
Hi Joyce. It is a bacteria that destroys the digestive systems of caterpillars. BT is short for Bacillus thuringiensis. While it is a killer for caterpillars, it is totally harmless to anything else. It is listed as organic. There are a variety of products that use it. Here is a link to one on Amazon. www.amazon.com/Bonide-Chemical-802-Bacillus-Thuricide/dp/B009ONSQ6O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1533048970&sr=8-2&keywords=bt
Thanks Joe Pacholik
Very helpful. Thanks!
Those worms eat everything! I feed them to my chickens. They love them!
They sure do.
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Thanks for watching. Very glad to help.
Great video. I am learning so much by watching your channel.
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Thank you for this video. It was easy to follow and I found the cause of my kale holes.
So glad to help
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invest in praying mantis eggs, they're cheap and with an army of praying mantis all over your garden, any insects that comes dicking around will be obliterated
Hmm. Never heard of that. Sounds interesting.
Where do you buy them and are they hard to hatch?
Nice to know! Have seen a couple this summer. Didn't think to transfer them to a different location.
The problem with
preying mantis, they kill the hummingbirds! They wait on the hummingbird feeder's and attack them! look at some video's.
I,think the best thing to mix water with peroxide
and spray the plant's.
also i,water my plant's
with water & peroxide.
thank you for this info. Does this work on tomato plants? I guess this is organic, right?
Duh
Yes it does work on tomatoes. And yes. Pure Neem oil is generally organic
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Well it's nice to see that your a genius that already knows BUT you prove yourself to be an ass because you won't just give a simple answer to someone that doesn't know. Dick
Thank you for sharing 👍
Thank you for sharing
How are you so chill after that devastation?
well the leaves where already going to be harvested anyways so just get the really damaged ones and compost them and cook the not so damaged ones. quite easy if you ask me.
I know right. I was livid when I saw swiss cheese holes in my greens! Lol
@@dawnc.3711 its easy to listen to his voice..
I can't imagine... I was fly after the butterflies
@@batenkait0s657 Is it okay to compost leaves that have a ton of eggs? I always throw them in the city compost can but thought you wouldn't want them in your yard.
Ohhhh get on with the treatment????? He so slow but Bless his heart
Yes. I fast forwarded. But i still couldnt finish.
I’m new at this.....i appreciated the full explanation. Gary, Thank you for all the info...and really showing the leaves. It was really helpful to me! I am just now starting to grow seeds for a garden but this summer i have been “practicing” with hydrangeas, hibiscus and some herbs that have been hosting THE BEST habitat for white flies, “chewing insects”, and some worms.....i am seeing ALL the things you showed...even the yellowing....For the hydrangeas and hibiscus if i pull off all the leaves that have been chewed on it will look like a stick.....do i still need to remove all the chewed leaves? What about yellow ones?
learned a lot from you thanks for the info!!
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Perfect timing! We’ve been getting the rain here in coastal NC too. I’ve lost a few things to the rain this past week 😢
Rain is good but this is too much!
Can we feed these juicy caterpillars to our bearded dragon lizard? Anyone know if they are not toxic to them ? Thank you Gary BTW for all that you do for us !
Yeah they can be fed. If you know they were eating insect sprays, I might skip that bunch.
The only thing is that night shade plants create a toxin in the horn worms. So, if they were eating brassicas you are good to go.
Anything that has the word “cyde” or “cide “ is killing something.... I would not feed these dead insets to anything really....now tobacco tea works well to detour the insets...but stop using about a week before harvest..or there might be a bitter aftertaste...
Great encouragement and hope video. Excellent
Always sad but we can get through it
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wow so many healthy fruiting
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I found one of my Brussel sprouts covered in the 2nd caterpillar you showed. I killed them all and sprayed all my Brussels with organic neem. Now on the other side of my house I found a bunch on 2 of my 6 tomato plants. I repeated the steps for them. Now on my biggest strongest tomato plant in another location had a couple on it and I’ve been noticing every day more and more yellow and brown leaves. It’s starting to look like bad news. And the stems or vines look bumpy. This is my first garden but does that sound like blight to you? My pole bean leaves started turning rusty and yellow right after they started flowering and right after I found aphids. I sprayed them off with the hose for a few days until I got my neem oil in the mail. It killed the aphids but everyday more and more rusty leaves and I only get to pick a bean about every 5 days. They’ve been probably flowering for a month now. Is it a lost cause? The other day I noticed all these white roote like things growing out of what seemed the the inside of the bean vine. Tons of them on the last several inches of the vines the next day they seemed to be almost wilted, the white root like things. It was very bizarre looking. Also I’ve got several different pepper plants planted in a couple of pallets. They were all dark green and healthy now the leaves are light green on one of them the leaves are curling upward. I read online it could be any nmbr if things. I’m thinking maybe they nutrients. Which nmbrs on the fertilizer are best for pepper plants? Should I break away all the Brussels sprouts leaves to get rid of any hiding caterpillars because they are planted pretty close together. Thanks for all your videos and helpful advice. I wish I knew exactly what to do all the time like you do. Like I said this is my first garden and it’s been nothing but a battle with big destruction the whole time! Everything always looks so healthy until it starts producing then Bam- the bugs come and do their damage before I know what has happened and now what’s left of my squash and zucchini are getting powdery mildew. I cut away the leaves and spray with baking soda and it still spreads. I can’t win!!! I’m just about over it!!
Vine bumpy stems is normal as they are root nodes and come when its humid and lots of rain. Tomato lives can yellow and die of in heat as they try and manage hight temps. A good water soluble fertilizer, 1x can help right now.I would write down the dates of when you started noticing these things for planning next year. A balance water solublle for your peppers too. But if you have had heat, rain and humidity... just stay steady. You will still get production. Wish I could help more.
Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) I'm kind of unsure what water soluble fertilizer looks like. All I ever see is granules. We have had a lot of rain recently. Like 2 or 3 days in a row and we always have high humidity. South East TN is always super hot and humid in the summer. The other tomato leaves on the other plants aren't turning yellow and brown really. But a lot of the green tomatoes on them have stayed green forever! You help more than you know trust me. Ive never seen anyone so knowledgeable about gardens before and I have learned so much from your videos. I will Google water soluble fert. Is there a certain strength (those 3 nmbrs) I should get? And also can I use the same strength for my pepper plants? Thanks so much Gary!
Typically any product that says 1 tablespoon to 1 gallon of water. You just pour it on the plant roots. Organic water soluble hover around 5-5-5. Chemical types are well above 10-10-10. Both work. If you get NPK well over 10's use 1/2 dose. Save yourself some money.
Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) I have plenty of the granular 10 10 10 left over from when I first started my garden I also have some I think it is 3 5 2 granular. I read today 2!different sites for pepper care use 15 15 15 and anothe site said 15 30 15. I was like wow that’s a big difference so I thought I would wait to see what you said. I’ll look for some water soluble fertilizer. again thank you
Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) also I will use for peppers and tomatoes alike correct?