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I've done this, but then suddenly questioned if that's such a great idea. I'm guessing there's no way the caterpillars will survive.Current Executive Board Members at Ollietopia Inc:
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I too gave up on all my brassicas, owing to the relentless march of caterpillars, ripping them all out.
Boiling rhubarb leaves provides a mild insecticide.............just wish I'd thought to try it again.Comment
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I just squidged all mine, kind of satisfying although a very lengthy procedure caused by me not netting one of the beds when I first planted the young plants. The other two beds which had been netted from the start were much better with only the odd catepillar. Never tried rhubarb tea, presumably you use the leaves?
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