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My army worms are eating my actual tomatoes. Can I spray the tomatoes? Or do I do something different

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I can tell you for sure that I appreciate “real“ gardens more than I appreciate pristine gardens. I think completely pristine Gardens are more for show than growing food. Gardening is messy, weeds are messy, dirt is messy. I try different methods continually, and my garden right now is a holy mess from all the materials I collect, reuse, recycle to keep my garden Growing healthy food and keeping costs down.. Thank you for being real with us. That’s how we learn.

In which gardening zone are you? Sounds like you’re way down south.

At this point, food from the grocery store is more dangerous than cardboard for compost. I will continue to use cardboard to help suppress weeds and feed the soil.

Stop using seed oils to not get sunburned

Try putting actual dirt, sand, silt & clay in your beds. You're filling (& find yourself refilling) with compost which is not dirt/soil. A good 12 in of real dirt will improve you beds. You can also cover crop your beds which will improve soil life & put organic matter (dead cover crop roots) right where you need them.

9:52 I like the occasional TMI :)

From what I've learned, Perlite is good for drainage and Vermiculite is good for holding onto water. Adding it to the mix with help keep it moist.

Maybe It was found in the chickens because they constantly pecked through the bedding inadvertently eating a good amount of the cardboard. Maybe I’m wrong but i thought the dioxins were found in white paper. I thought this was why you’re supposed to only use brown.

Much if not most internet paranoia deserves an eye roll.

Thank you for identifying all the yucky things in my compost!!

Help l have whitfly on the leaves of tomates

Peat moss cheaper and the same thing if you not balling

Just found you. OMG.... you study bugs. As a pro you can provide a gold mine of information. I have every bug known to "people" and I would love to understand the species, the best products to use against them, and how to use those products safely and effectively being as environmentally conscious as possible. This video was awesome. I'm interested in much much more including info on spider mites, leaf miners, flea beetles, japanese beetles, scale, mold.... really anything that effects vegetables, shrubs, trees, flowers... Love your style and I have the same general perspective on gardening as you. I laughed at how you ended the video - chefs kiss on gardening perspective! The struggle is real!!! Your fan(s) want more,more,more ❤

Always amazing.

Good evening, I really would like some Chaya cuttings. Are you selling them? Thank you.

Can this be used on zucchini and squash and cucumber and peppers?

Do you turn the yard waste while it’s composting? This is very helpful!

Just last week found jumping worms in my resting hot compost. I had to sift out the JW's, now I have to separate out the good worms before I solarize the compost to kill any jumping worm cocoons. First time I found them in my resting compost, too much moisture this year, last 2 years we had drought conditions. Stay Well!!!

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Oh, that is horrible 😢

Let me go pick my pineapple that's turning yellow. Squirrels have been eating my melons and peppers. Your forest looks awesome. Mine is finally growing.

Subscribed because I randomly found Kara and she immediately explained her friends are like mine… Peckerheads 😂 Thanks for the mixing video!

Good video.

saw a couple that grew a macadamia tree and they bought a special tool that was australian to get the nuts out. it was one of these "Queensland Nut Buster"

Hear, hear! Have these people looked at undeveloped Florida lots? They are like a jungle - lush, thick yet bare in some places and not manicured. If that’s not what you like by all means but some of us enjoy more natural look with native plants that support insects and birds and what have you. That’s nothing to be embarrassed about (if anything, be praised)and there’s no need to shame those who don’t subscribe to more traditional manicured lawn and neatly planted ornamentals. Having said all that, as someone from NE I do find that FL in general seems to have more plants than just lawns which I appreciate.

True, where I am the squash vine borers are relentless. The advice for others does not work for me. Eggs at the base? Nope, eggs all the way down the vine. I beat the drum of every garden is different. There are too many variables. I garden on a high wind drier prairie. Never seen a hornworm. My yard ecology is way different than most gardeners. Definitely different from Florida. What you advise definitely won't work for me just as you say eff off to other gardeners giving you advice. I get it. I have no advice for you. Why would I? I will say my garden isn't perfect and nobody has given me any shit about it. It's unfortunate that happened to you. I guess I surround myself with other messy gardeners who make mistakes and are supportive and joyful anyway. I also have my comment screening set to "strict". Your garden is beautiful.

We need your weight on the other side of the scale. It's incredibly refreshing to know that gardening (and really anything else) is worth doing and is beneficial in spite of it not being perfect🙌 P.S you're gorgeous, so stap with that 😋

Its funny how the caterpillar is a pretty good guy in Alice in Wonderland, but not in my garden.

We make our own from shredded shipping boxes in a smokless stainless steel pire pit. Pack the paper shreds in tight and light from the top. In 30 minutes you have biochar

I saw another video that used a food processor to blend 3 cups mint 7 garlic cloves then added that to 4 cups water 2tsp cayenne powder, boilsimmer 1hr then let it sit overnight. In the morning she strained it and put it in a hand spray bottle and being careful not to spray on blossoms. Then sprayed again a few days later if she missed any. It’s on YT.

Thank you for teaching me about the tylcv, I have it on my heirloom purple Cherokee tomatoes and didn’t know what it was til now. I will take them out tomorrow and not compost them. I’m in Miami, so we have the same climate issues.

If you are in Florida you must use what the fern growers use and screen the garden from the hot sun. I live in Pierson the Fern Capital and all of the growers use this black type of screen to cover acres of their plants. So this year we got some of that fernery screen and it has be a life saver for us but now we have been hit by the squash bore and squash bug/stink bug so we now have to rip out our beautiful patch of pumpkin, squash and possible the cucumbers? Sucks but I will plant again in September because that is when these pest will not be in season I have heard. My tomatoes are doing fine and potatoes so I will be planting more potatoes.

great video

I have something like that on my apple trees, but on closer inspection they have worms within the web. So I have pulled them off manually, web, eggs and caterpillars!

When temps and humidity get this high it takes out the tomatoes every year . Some years are worse .

spider mites are ruthless. almost unstoppable. destroyed my entire stock of tropical hibiscus last winter

Facts are facts. If a living thing 'finds' its way into an area and multiplies to levels that interrupt how the native living things have been living or even causes the population of the native living things to diminish - it is invasive.

Coon pest control is needed to help with your pond/yard. Either a 'pew-pew' or trap and dunk.

Kara seems like a good friend 😂

LOL - 'someone gonna be like potash is..' don't care. Love it.

I use lost coast plant therapy for any soft body pests. Would help with the spider mites and there is cheaper alternatives that are all natural

There are no native worms, the last ice age killed them all. All worms we find in the garden are imported in some way.

tells you on the packet that you should rinse it before use. i started doing so, as dont want all those tannins and salt.

First video I have seen that covered spider mites. Thanks

Yeah I hate spider mites with a PASSION. They've destroyed half of my indoor plants this year. I messed up and didn't quarantine a plant I bought for long enough and they decimated everything. 😭

"the pessimistic gardener" Haha I love it!

This is a fun channel 😃

If you're MAGA then you belong in florida