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Re: aphids on seedlings
- To: s*@eskimo.com
- Subject: Re: aphids on seedlings
- From: G* <g*@tea-house.com>
- Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 06:29:36 -0700
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Susan Flewelling wrote:
>
> Have discovered aphids on my seedlings that I've been putting out > during the
> day to harden off. Will the soap solution hurt them? If so, any
> suggestions as to how to get rid of these pests? I have lots of lady > bugs
> around my deck but obviously not enough.
>
> Susan
> Calgary
Hi Susan. Since you're hardening off the lil' sprouts they're big and
strong enough for Sun Oil. Its tres organic...98.8% Paraffinic Oil and
1.2% Emulsifier (soap...) and as close to a magic bullet as ever I've
found for everything from aphids to fungi. It can go on right up to the
day of harvest and the pests can't develop a resistance to it because
its a simple, mechanical respiration blocker, not a poision.
I get mine as SunSpray Ultra-Fine Year-Round Pesticidal Oil from Sun
Company Inc. through Gardens Alive! Not an aphid in an acre!
Good luck
Glen Seibert
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