Annnddd... Colorado Potato Beetles are Here AGAIN!

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I was hoping that letting the land rest from growing potatoes for a few years would cause the problem of Colorado potato beetles to go away but... It didn't.
The moment The plants grew to 10'' tall the beetles found them, and so, I am going to try to deal with this a bit differently this time around.
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7 май 2024

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@carldaniels4827 2 месяца назад

L L, try spraying your plant's with activated charcoal / cayenne pepper / salt / vinegar

@ladyleeshome 2 месяца назад

All mixed together? Or separate?

@carldaniels4827 2 месяца назад

individually with water in a spray bottle(the higher the scoville rating the better). make sure you spray underneath the leaf. my apologies for not making myself clear on my suggestions. I have not tried what I am about to say to you but I am familiar with people planting marigolds as companion planting for natural defense or using preying mantis eggs within your garden. I sent an email to you from epic gardening on plants that repel pest in your garden. Some of the suggestions from epic gardening are based on attracting benificial insects by the plants planted in your garden as a natural defense; "one man's floor is one woman's roof"[we help each other]!!!!

@ladyleeshome 2 месяца назад

Thank you. That is correct and I think that part of the problem that I have at the farm is that currently I don’t have enough diversity there. But when you grow for production in long rows it’s hard to interplant marigolds and such. I was thinking about planting a row of zinnias or something like that. For now, the Monterey that I sprayed seems to work so that’s good. I’ll look for the email. Thanks 🙏