i wish i could do that, but the ground here is about 60% fist size or larger rocks...makes digging a hole that big an all day job unless you have a backhoeDamn it. I ran down to the river house on the way to work, and I forgot to take a picture of the broccoli.
I did finish the green house. I got a few of the trays moved before the rain started.
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Those actually feed on human scrote......anybody know if these are beneficial? They kind of look like the leaf miners I've been finding, a little darker and appear slightly bigger, been having a crazy leaf miner/whitefly problem so I need all the beneficials i can get.
Nasty little fucks huh, shit got real for me this year.Those actually feed on human scrote......
Jk , I don’t know wtf they are I hate bugs
I had my moms in soil until pretty recently and as soon as I got it out of the room, gnats were also out of the room. Bugs are the worst.Nasty little fucks huh, shit got real for me this year.
Do they fly or just crawl on the soil mostly? Could be phorid flies.anybody know if these are beneficial? They kind of look like the leaf miners I've been finding, a little darker and appear slightly bigger, been having a crazy leaf miner/whitefly problem so I need all the beneficials i can get.
they look more like phorid flies than fungus gnats, but w/e they are, there are too many. if that many are laying eggs in your medium, you might have a problem. i'd make sure i was letting my medium dry out between waterings, and put a small fan blowing lightly between the tops of your pots and the bottom branches of your plants, makes it a lot harder for them to navigate. and keep it up with the yellow trapsDo they fly or just crawl on the soil mostly? Could be phorid flies.
They have wings, almost like they swarmed my plants or pots and got stuck to the yellow sticky traps.Do they fly or just crawl on the soil mostly? Could be phorid flies.
I was thinking oriental fruit flies but i don't know, I haven't caught them on any plants yet.they look more like phorid flies than fungus gnats, but w/e they are, there are too many. if that many are laying eggs in your medium, you might have a problem. i'd make sure i was letting my medium dry out between waterings, and put a small fan blowing lightly between the tops of your pots and the bottom branches of your plants, makes it a lot harder for them to navigate. and keep it up with the yellow traps
I would hit the plants with captain jacks dead big brew every 5 days for a total of 3 treatments. Worked on my pepper plants. That, and removing the affected leaves. Also beneficial nematodes may help to.Better pic, fwiw I seen some new leaf miner damage on a few plants this morning. I'm leaning on leaf miners or some type of fruit fly. They are slightly smaller than a house fly, bigger than a fungus gnat. Last time i had leaf miners, they were black and yellow.
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Good picBetter pic, fwiw I seen some new leaf miner damage on a few plants this morning. I'm leaning on leaf miners or some type of fruit fly. They are slightly smaller than a house fly, bigger than a fungus gnat. Last time i had leaf miners, they were black and yellow.
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Rotating back and forth with green clean and cold pressed neem seems to be the only thing effective at keeping bugs off my leaves, both last a good 48 hrs, I've been using dead bug indoor for years but i swear it only last for 30 mins on my outdoor plants, shits crazy lolI would hit the plants with captain jacks dead big brew every 5 days for a total of 3 treatments. Worked on my pepper plants. That, and removing the affected leaves. Also beneficial nematodes may help to.
If that question is for me, I'm in NW Florida. Still have to deal with winter, jut not as much of it as most folks.where are you from to be growing outside this time of the year?