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Having trouble with bugs ? Here is a recipe to help you. INGREDIANTS 1 Pouch of chewing tobacco(poison) 1 12pk of beer(Enzyme) 1 12pk of CocaCola(sugar) 1 small bottle of dish soap(surfactant) BLENDING Put pouch of tobacco into toe of a ladies nylon & suspend in 2gallon of water & bring to boil. Let cool( this is more than enough for 1 year. - - - - - - - - FORMULA #1 Combine Beer(don't drink any yet), Coke, Soap In a container( I use 5gl water jugs) FORMULA #2 In a separate container mix equal parts of formula 1 with 1 cup of tobacco tea. - - - - - - - - - Apply formula -1 every two weeks on all plants after a rain. - - - - - - - - - Apply Formula-2 to plants with bug infestation. CAUTION-CAUTION DO NOT GET ANY ON NIGHTSHADE(Tomato(let the wasps kill worms) or Pepper) Watch bugs die die die - - - - - - - - - Plan on 30-50% greater yields. - - - - - - - - You know the Bible states 100 fold for investment Why not believe it. Now I'm not a bible thumper, but I sure believe. VAN
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quote:Originally posted by VNGNTN1: TW Leg Traps Having a heart here DOES NOT WORK Also applys to Groundhogs except my Blackfolk friends buy them $5 as a delicacy VAN
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I think you are right, next thing they are going to invite more rabbits and then more, may be this should end SOON!!! THE JUDGEMENT DAY HAS COME! WILL BE EATING STEW ALL WEEK LONG, AS LONG IT TAKES.
Just joking around, thanks for the advice. :-))
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Any ideas for chinch bugs in my lawn? They are killing all my grass Posts: 18 | From: St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada | Registered: Jun 2004
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Newfie NO specifically but try the formula #2 in a controlled area every two weeks. You may be surprised. Let us know. The chemistry may work OK. VAN
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Incredible! That's the a\same thing that I put in my coffee- old trick I found to make Maxwell House taste better.
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Van, Do put any stock into Jerry Bakers home spun remedies? He seems to have a cure for everything thats ailing but I'm wondering if they really work?
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by the way, Van, my Grandad told me that they used to keep a big crock on the back porch as a spittoon. Great granma wouldn't let'em chew in the house..LOL When it got full they'd cap it and replace it with an empty. This was their bug spray....LOL don't use tobacco on the nightshades( tomato and potato) cuz it makes them susceptible to a virus....... as far as the wasps go, they are your freinds..... until they make a nest in the carbeurator you took off your racecar and set on the shelf sunday and put back on thursday and then you lose two weeks in a row trying to figure out why the engine only dies at 6000 rpm and above...LOL wasps paralyse their prey(not kill) then they lay one egg on it and pack it into a little hole sealed with some leaves and clay. When the egg hatches, the larvae eat the prey alive.....ughhhh ain't nature great?????
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GLASS See you are back after some personal time off. The board has wandered into a cesspool of late. We got a bunch of idiots when CMKX board was shut down. Most Longs are not saying much. Sevearl of us are on a "pumper" list. VAN
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It's rather easy to get off that list. Besides, you're way down near the end. LOL
I don't know if any of you have ever tried this, but Muratic Acid (for cleaning bricks)makes a great weed killer and it is cheap. Wouldn't suggest using it in the garden, but it's great for walks, driveways, etc. It does leave a bit of a stain for a while.
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time off?????? LOL i just moved 7 tons of steel and glass(my studio) 1000 miles all by myself... i'm gettin too old to do this.....LOL next time i'll hire me some muscle
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Oh well on my side, we have kind of bad weather here in Ontario, I noticed slow growth in plants this year. I usually have my lilies blooming in May, this year they are almost eaten before they will have a chance to open up may be in July. And not talking about the tomatoes. The funny things I live 1 hour North of my parents house and their garden almost look like genetically altered (huge) - ohh well must be the warmer front and sheep sh...lol
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My first crop is out and put up. Normally the "Bible" promises 100 fold. This year it appears much more. Helps make up for CMKX & CTKH VAN
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