@DeepSouthHomestead Hello! What is leaving the black droppings on my tomato, eating stem and leaves overnight, but no other tomato plant..and I cant see any worm on it in daytime at all.. does that huge hornworm hide in the mulch all day? It is huge.. Is it probably another worm eating the leaves and stem since it is totally absent in daytime? Or does that Tomato Hornworm hide all day? Its bugging the heck outta me! I have ZERO other damage to ANY plants in the greenhouse..but that one tomato has the black droppings and damage..no worm in sight. Much Love, Yall and God Bless
I put my two year old Tiny Tim Tomato in rich soil in my garden and one of these bit into EVERY TOMATO on the plant and ate most of the leaves! Just ordered a flashlight like this. They`re on all my tomato plants and ground cherries too.
Hello @baneverything5580. Yes, those little guys will eat your plants up pretty quick. Its kind of fun using the blacklight to locate them at night and you definitely can see them better. Thanks for watching.
Thank you, sir. I am a retired widower truck driver I did not plant this year. But I enjoy canning. I never heard of the black before. As always I enjoyed it. God bless.
Great to see you'll. We had that problem and a yellow fuzzy worm. Insects I've never seen before. I also so found them rolled up in the tomato leaves. Fantastic idea. But if I go out st night I've got a couple of black bears. Ate my corn in a fenced garden. The stinker is getting closer and closer. Every time it rains when I get in the garden there's something else. They're dropping them from the sky a lot earlier there were a lot of helicopters. You both stay safe and blessed. Thanks for sharing great to see you again.
@@hillsmillhomestead well Mr. Mickey it's not as good as Bison, elk, alligator, itscrwally gamey to me.Id get the rascal like you did the horn worms, but I dont like the thought ,I might miss or he runs and that a long blood trail to follow. 🤣🤣👍❤
Hi Mr. Mickey! So good to see another video from you and such great info regarding the tomato 🍅worms, those little buggers are a real pain huh? Hope all is well on your end and saw Mr. Danny (Deep South Homestead) rainy video that had the beautiful wood piece you brought to him. Will you continue to have videos of your wood mill?
Great job showing the black light. Those worms will destroy a plant in a couple of hours
Yes the worms sure will eat you out of house and garden, worse than when the in-laws come.
@DeepSouthHomestead Hello! What is leaving the black droppings on my tomato, eating stem and leaves overnight, but no other tomato plant..and I cant see any worm on it in daytime at all.. does that huge hornworm hide in the mulch all day? It is huge.. Is it probably another worm eating the leaves and stem since it is totally absent in daytime? Or does that Tomato Hornworm hide all day? Its bugging the heck outta me! I have ZERO other damage to ANY plants in the greenhouse..but that one tomato has the black droppings and damage..no worm in sight. Much Love, Yall and God Bless
Wow smart solution ❤️👍
Thanks for your comment compactliving08,, you can see them 10 feet away.
That light is neat
Thanks, James, and its pretty fun being in the garden at night with a black light!
I put my two year old Tiny Tim Tomato in rich soil in my garden and one of these bit into EVERY TOMATO on the plant and ate most of the leaves! Just ordered a flashlight like this. They`re on all my tomato plants and ground cherries too.
Hello @baneverything5580. Yes, those little guys will eat your plants up pretty quick. Its kind of fun using the blacklight to locate them at night and you definitely can see them better. Thanks for watching.
Excellent information Mr Mickey thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you.
Thanks Mr Micky Great info. so good seeing you. I will being canning tomatoes today. Thanks and god bless. The other Micky
If you are canning tomatoes today, you sure have your work cut out for you! God be with you Edward Shaver!
Thank you, sir. I am a retired widower truck driver I did not plant this year. But I enjoy canning. I never heard of the black before. As always I enjoyed it. God bless.
Great to see you'll. We had that problem and a yellow fuzzy worm. Insects I've never seen before. I also so found them rolled up in the tomato leaves. Fantastic idea. But if I go out st night I've got a couple of black bears. Ate my corn in a fenced garden. The stinker is getting closer and closer. Every time it rains when I get in the garden there's something else. They're dropping them from the sky a lot earlier there were a lot of helicopters. You both stay safe and blessed. Thanks for sharing great to see you again.
What does bear taste like? We have the same problem with squirrels eating our peaches and apples. We enjoy squirrel every now and then!
@@hillsmillhomestead well Mr. Mickey it's not as good as Bison, elk, alligator, itscrwally gamey to me.Id get the rascal like you did the horn worms, but I dont like the thought ,I might miss or he runs and that a long blood trail to follow. 🤣🤣👍❤
Get a couple of driveway alarms for your garden.
Hi Mr. Mickey! So good to see another video from you and such great info regarding the tomato 🍅worms, those little buggers are a real pain huh? Hope all is well on your end and saw Mr. Danny (Deep South Homestead) rainy video that had the beautiful wood piece you brought to him. Will you continue to have videos of your wood mill?
Yes, Miss Candessa, we will be doing plenty of sawmill videos in the future. Thanks for watching and hanging with us. We surely appreciate you!
I enjoyed that beat you could go fishing with them probably be good bait.
Thanks Kenneth, boil them for 60 seconds roll them in meal and put in freezer until fishing day. Catfish sure love them.
I did not have hornworms this year. first time not having that problem. i had tons last year.
They can sure tear up your tomato plants so its a great blessing you have there, in not having them!