First Casualties of 2017- DLH and Rebel Yell - Page 5

Gardeneer · April 27, 2017

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Originally Posted by Spartanburg123

Glad to hear Gardeneer! I had some seedlings set aside just in case something happened. And it did. Let me know how DLH is doing

Thanks Darin.
My DLH is doing great, It has lots of buds an flowers.
I shall report on the fruits when it happens.
BTW: I sowed the seeds on 2/12 and planted out around 5/12. It is one of the vigorous plants in the row.

Spartanburg123 · April 27, 2017

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Originally Posted by Gardeneer

Thanks Darin.
My DLH is doing great, It has lots of buds an flowers.
I shall report on the fruits when it happens.
BTW: I sowed the seeds on 2/12 and planted out around 5/12. It is one of the vigorous plants in the row.

Excellent news! Thanks again for giving it a shot

Togo77 · April 29, 2017

I had some caterpillars on my sweet pepper. I sprayed one plant with Ortho permethrin/sulfur treatment. It burned the heck out of the leaves. Fortunately I didn't try it on my tomatoes yet.

ginger2778 · April 29, 2017

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Originally Posted by Togo77

I had some caterpillars on my sweet pepper. I sprayed one plant with Ortho permethrin/sulfur treatment. It burned the heck out of the leaves. Fortunately I didn't try it on my tomatoes yet.

What time did you spray?

eldemila · June 15, 2017

Was looking up info on Rebel Yell and came across this thread. Don't have time to read entire thread, but Spartanburg, I'm in Greer and usually add horse !anure to my garden. This year I went to Lake Cooley Farm and Garden and got their leaf compost. Was more expensive, but I think worth it. You may want to check them out. My garden has never looked this "rich!"

Spartanburg123 · June 15, 2017

Eldimila- thanks for that advice! I will certainly look at them. For me, the rabbit poo has done wonders!

Thanks

Darin

b54red · June 15, 2017

I now have another plant dying of TSWV but it doesn't stand out so much in the sea of Early Bight that has struck since we have been getting rain every day for weeks now. I have one plant with EB from top to bottom and it is dying from it. I believe that is the first plant in many years to actually be killed by EB. Usually it just slowly moves up the plant and doesn't affect production much at all but this year is sure turning out different. I can't complain because my plants have produced like crazy this year but I would say that half my first bed of tomatoes is really being hit hard by EB and even some of the plants that I set out in April have it bad. The forecast is still for rain every day for the next 10 days so I guess I'll be seeing speck and spot diseases as well so I'm not looking for an easy time of it for the next few weeks at least. The constant rain has made keeping any fungicide on them impossible but I keep trying. I sprayed them all with copper just before dark today and I am hoping it won't rain tomorrow and maybe it will help a little.

Bill

Rockporter · June 15, 2017

Sorry to read about your troubles Bill.

Spartanburg123 · June 16, 2017

Exactly, Rockporter. Bill- I hope you are able to push through the season!

eldemila · June 16, 2017

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Originally Posted by Spartanburg123

Eldimila- thanks for that advice! I will certainly look at them. For me, the rabbit poo has done wonders!

Thanks

Darin

Have you tried alpaca poo? Ive used it but amount I can get it limited and its a bit far away.

Are you growing squash? If so, how are they doing? Any vine borer or squash bugs where you are?

June 15, 2017	#68
Rockporter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Texas Coastal Bend Posts: 3,205	Sorry to read about your troubles Bill. __________________ In the spring at the end of the day you should smell like dirt ~Margaret Atwood~

April 29, 2017	#63
Togo77 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: SE Louisiana Posts: 27	I had some caterpillars on my sweet pepper. I sprayed one plant with Ortho permethrin/sulfur treatment. It burned the heck out of the leaves. Fortunately I didn't try it on my tomatoes yet.

June 15, 2017	#65
eldemila Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Carolina Posts: 25	Was looking up info on Rebel Yell and came across this thread. Don't have time to read entire thread, but Spartanburg, I'm in Greer and usually add horse !anure to my garden. This year I went to Lake Cooley Farm and Garden and got their leaf compost. Was more expensive, but I think worth it. You may want to check them out. My garden has never looked this "rich!"

June 15, 2017	#66
Spartanburg123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Spartanburg, SC Posts: 1,262	Eldimila- thanks for that advice! I will certainly look at them. For me, the rabbit poo has done wonders! Thanks Darin

June 15, 2017	#67
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	I now have another plant dying of TSWV but it doesn't stand out so much in the sea of Early Bight that has struck since we have been getting rain every day for weeks now. I have one plant with EB from top to bottom and it is dying from it. I believe that is the first plant in many years to actually be killed by EB. Usually it just slowly moves up the plant and doesn't affect production much at all but this year is sure turning out different. I can't complain because my plants have produced like crazy this year but I would say that half my first bed of tomatoes is really being hit hard by EB and even some of the plants that I set out in April have it bad. The forecast is still for rain every day for the next 10 days so I guess I'll be seeing speck and spot diseases as well so I'm not looking for an easy time of it for the next few weeks at least. The constant rain has made keeping any fungicide on them impossible but I keep trying. I sprayed them all with copper just before dark today and I am hoping it won't rain tomorrow and maybe it will help a little. Bill

June 16, 2017	#69
Spartanburg123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Spartanburg, SC Posts: 1,262	Exactly, Rockporter. Bill- I hope you are able to push through the season!