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I have used the bacillus before not sure I did on the brassica if I did prob not weekly

That is what I thought. My netting was just slightly too big. It drives me nuts that my neighbors garden half a mile away has no problems with cabbage worms. I’m up against some woods and mine look like Swiss cheese. I’ll try some later this year and some finer mesh. Thanks for all the help.

I’ll have to ask around I’ve never heard of any of those except the spinosad.

I’m in Ohio in the US. I’m a home gardener in my fourth year with a pretty good variety of things I’m growing. I gave up one brassicas last year, never had luck with them. I’ve spent hours picking off cabbage worms, powdered with spinosad, neem oil, and once or twice the first year sevin...

I wish we used the metric system over here... I may stick to miracle grow or a triple 10 for the onions. I have another question I wonder if you guys could help with. I’ll make a second post so I’m not cluttering up this one.

So maybe just use it once then go to the amm nitrate? Think there was a calcium one too depending on ph.

It’s crystals 99 something % pure

It looks like large salt crystals says 99.5% pure and highly water soluble. I was going to dissolve it in water to avoid digging a trench for it. Any suggestions on how much to use. For grass I saw an ammonium sulfate recommendation for 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons. I was just getting ready to...

Hi, I’m a home gardener in Ohio. I have a variety of things planted and have had mixed luck with onions. I’ve got about 100 candy onions planted this year. I’ve been looking for ammonium sulfate and picked up the only kind I could find at rural king. It is sprayable grade for use with...