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Question for You Gardeners
Tried my hand this year at a vegetable garden. Had some wins and some losses.....one thing I was hoping to get some answers on is on Corn.
Do you guys have any tricks to keep the Worms outta your corn? I got a bunch coming in but I noticed that almost all the ears had worms in them. I just cut off the tip and eat it anyways but was wondering if there was somethig I could do to keep them out. Any Suggestions. Thanx in Advance. |
yep
it is recommended you place some mineral oil
on the corn silk to prevent the worms from crawling up in there you could substitute olive oil if you want paint it on ,,,, just bought sweet corn @ 33 cents an ear |
Do you do that after the corn is pollinated or as soon as it makes an appearance?
and I had faith in knowing I'd hear from you :kewl: |
I haven't grown corn before , but maybe BT ?
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i've used BT before on broccolli to deter the cabbage butterfly worm
and this will sound weird but it changed the coloration of the whole plant to the point that spraying it with a pump up sprayer became NOT an option. i think when the tassels start to turn from white to brown meaning the corn is maturing changing from starchy to sweet is the correct time.:uhuh: |
weird , never seen BT have any negative effect on anything Ive sprayed it on ....
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BT?????
(Rookie Gardener Here) |
BT equals Bacillus thurengitous probably mispelled
it kills the fok out of anything catapilla |
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a powdery green color to a dark green ended the catapilla's but some how changed the plant in a way i didn't like.... |
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