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Friday, August 4, 2017

Vol VI No. 662 Part 5

TO OUR HEALTH

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GOING GREEN
I need some gardening help! I recently have started growing some herbs and have a little problem with aphids. Anyone know of something organic o can spray to kill them or detour them???
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Greg Ventura soap and water is a good way to get rid of them… 

Or you could try planting other plants like onions and garlic next to your plant; the creatures hate the smell and tend to avoid areas with those plants
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Leo Rosen You can often get rid of aphids by wiping or spraying the leaves of the plant with a mild solution of water and a few drops of dish washing detergent. Stir together 1 quart of water, 1 tsp of liquid dish soap, and a pinch of cayenne pepper. Do not dilute before spraying on plants.
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Chris Butcher Plant marigolds on opposite side of property,they pull the aids attention.I also used Dr Broners soap ? And sevin dust if it's bad.
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John Tarson Use Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap a few drops in a spray bottle will work wonders...if you really wanted to kick butt add Neme oil...all organic and usable to the day of harvest
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Leo Rosen Also, I've used diluted orange oil to rid myself of nasty larvae on my wide leaf plants.
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Shahan McGehee Flame thrower
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Loren Morales Lady bugs
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Wade Morales I wish they sold them here.
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Wendy Morales Comment below says you can buy them on Amazon.
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Terry Kanekaiahi Manaiakalani Ridge John Tarson pegged that PERFECTLY!!! EXACTLY my recommendation as well ~ ~ ~
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Alia Mills I'm having the same problem but, with ants (especially on my bell pepper plants)! How do you handle that? I heard Orange oil... any other suggestions?
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Judi Steinman The ants farm the aphids https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphid
Aphid - Wikipedia
Aphids, also known as plant lice and in Britain and the Commonwealth as greenflies, blackflies, or…
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Wade Morales Really... by farming you mean eat them?
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YaYa McCracken Olsen What about white powder mold? Any suggestions
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Erik Campbell We would use Neem Oil for the garden at the Volcano Inn. Had good results and it's a pretty safe option for veggies from what I know.
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Vikki Orlando Yes spray with soap and water. Just knock them off! Hate aphids
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Susan McGeachy Spray them with soapy water top and bottom of the leaves and take a little paper towel or small sponge and wipe off all the aphids you have and then give it a really good spray again with the soapy water and that should hold them off
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Rachelle A. Watson 2 tbsp dish soap in a 1 gallon jug (shake up till foamy) spray plant down from the top down so aphids end up on the ground, pour foam on the plant from the top to the ground suffocating aphids.
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Rachelle A. Watson About 2 hours later mist the excess soap off the plant
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Terry Kanekaiahi Manaiakalani Ridge ALL of these ideas are essentially good ones. In the event your first attempt at ridding yourself of aphids is less than successful, try ANOTHER of the tips here. Never hurts to throw multiple types of eradication for effective control ~ ~ ~
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Les Takayama Neem oil and neem cake fertilizer works well. Organic.
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Wade Morales Nice!! Lots of good suggestions. Let's use this thread to address all your garden pest solutions lol. Good stuff 

I took a spray bottle with dr bronners soap (scentless) and sprayed the cilantro down and let it sit for about 10 mins. Then I washed it ...See More
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John Tarson Peppermint soap... Think of it this way wash your body with that stuff and then think about how they would feel...
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Wade Morales John Tarson after washing it off no need to do anything else? Does the smell linger and detour them?
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Beryl Moore Neem oil will keep them off, it smells disgusting but does the trick. Don't rinse it off though.
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John Tarson Wade Morales that's where the neme would come in... if you mix the two together the soap actually acts as an emulsifier for the neme and sticks it to the leaves... that is what will detour the bugs from coming back... The peppermint soap is like spray...See More
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John Tarson Many years ago I owned and operated in organic lettuce farm on the big Island and we sold the product to many health food stores and markets around the island... i've been through the organic bug rodeo a bit😉
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Wade Morales Awesome... so just to be clear first serve the plants with the water and soap to kill him and then spray it off. Then apply the neem oil?
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John Tarson If you just apply the soap and neme together and let it dry then you could spray off any bugs that are left...spray every other day
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Wade Morales John Tarson nice! Appreciate it! Hopefully since I live in an apartment and they are on my lanai maybe new bugs won't come back. I know there was a couple on a plant I originally bought. Thanks again!
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Wendy Morales Go buy a bulk of Lady Bugs.at your garden center. Or maybe on line ?
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Trish Street Physical Removal. For minor infestations of aphids, it may be possible to physically remove the insects from your plants. ...
Water Pressure. It is possible to spray aphids off of plants with the simple application of a garden hose. ...
Soap and Water. ...
Neem Oil. ...
Essential Oils. ...
Insecticidal Soap. ...
Beneficial Insects. ...
Bug-eating Birds.
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John Masato Ledesma You know lunch is good when you two fisting it with a spoon and fork at once
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John Masato Ledesma Sorry posted here by accident 😂😂. Was supposed to be on my own timeline wall 😜. DOH
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Wade Morales It's all good brotha!! I approve of that lol
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Rose Moore Lady bugs love to eat aphids!
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Keke Manera Neem 🌱
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Albert Acosta Ladybugs eat aphids. Some nurseries carry them.
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Monica Pezze Re brewed Coffee kills most pests.
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Bernie Kumali-Rodrigues You may want to try white vinegar and water. In a spray bottle, fill 1/3 with distilled white vinegar and the rest with water. Shake n spray. It should klll aphids & larvae on contact. Ingredients you proly have in your kitchen.
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Wade Morales Awesome idea! I have plenty of that.
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Laurie Riley Ladybugs can be purchased online. Store them in the fridge, use when needed.
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Tracy Turner They are a pain in the ass!!! Have killed many of our pepper plants, even with spray!😕
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Matthew Jennings Wade, Leo seems to have hit the nail on the head with all the ideas I use that have worked. I have a huge garden in my yard and 1/3 of it is herbs. It's pretty much to late to plant any Onions or Garlic in between each plant at this point but I did do ...See More
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Wade Morales Awesome.. I am going to try it all. Sucks seeing your hard work being attacked by those little bastards.
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Debbie Hecht Ladybugs eat aphids- you can buy them.
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Mike Farnham Treat the soil as well as spray the plant. Organic way to treat soil takes longer and there are arguments as to how effective it is. Look up worm castings.
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Mike Farnham Ive given up on the less hardy herbs and stick to the rosemary and oregano.
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Mike Farnham Buy some preying mantis if they don't work they are at least cool insects
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Wade Morales I think the Geckos would eat them all lol
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Naomi Royce Neem oil!
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Gaynor Duggan Marigolds worked for me
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Nate Esteban I used 🐞 they worked every time here up north don't see what it would be different there
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