Posted by Billy NY on August 01, 2012 at 17:52:00 from (67.248.100.3):
In Reply to: Re: Tomato worms posted by Brett Helmkamp on August 01, 2012 at 17:14:23:
Hopefully not, but I did work the soil quite a bit, late last fall, early December, then in the spring at least 2x, I planted kind of late, usually the patch of soil I turned into a garden, adjacent to the house is loaded with tomatoes, actually too much, but do to the blight and other things, extra plants made up for it, this year I planted a lot less, made rows of other things I like, and believe it or not the tomatoes I have now came up from last years seeds, too many tomatoes, I transplanted those cultivated by hand once the fence is up, I do not see any. Good thing is I have floodlights directly over the entire area, so I can light em up and catch all of them.
There will be a finite amount of them if you can light them up, and unless you have a field of tomatoes, you should be able to get all of them, I did last year, picked them off by hand, they will ruin a crop, as this time of year, the rapid growth needs to be done and they need to flower, darned things sever off the flowers and the plant does not catch up, so you lose significant amounts of produce.
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