I found colorado beetle larvae on my potato plants.
I rototilled and used a ruth stout method with gras clipping for my potatoes.
Got 4 rows of 50 feet this way, i noticed about 100 larvae and one adult.
Also i got a lot of ladybugs, spiders and other insects, i hope the ladybugs will feast on eggs and first stage larvae.
I started by collecting with a small broom, i will repeat this daily as i see them.
Also i’m spraying fruit spray, in hopes of making the leaves stronger against sucking insects.
Anyone got experience dealing with this?
I know they got nematodes, but i read they only live for one season.
I dont like to be dependend on one time sollutions bought in a box.
- kristoff asked 5 months ago
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Structure (WCAP) is the droid “answer” you are looking for it helps to harden the leaf so the insect cant bite it best used in maintenance formula as a weekly IPM solution in conjunction with the nutrient cycle sprays
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- dagoofman answered 5 days ago
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