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Anybody out there got any good "cure" for these little blighters? I have
tried several times to grow rocket and Chinese cabbage and every time they either don't come up or rapidly look like they have been blasted with a shotgun. I grow my cabbages etc in modules and plant them out which seems to get them past the sensitive period. I have tried derris dust but the flea beetles round here (Berkshire) don't seem worried by it. George |
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George wrote Anybody out there got any good "cure" for these little blighters? I have tried several times to grow rocket and Chinese cabbage and every time they either don't come up or rapidly look like they have been blasted with a shotgun. I grow my cabbages etc in modules and plant them out which seems to get them past the sensitive period. I have tried derris dust but the flea beetles round here (Berkshire) don't seem worried by it. I always find Derris Dust works OK, strange it doesn't with you. -- Regards Bob Hobden 17mls W. of London.UK |
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from "thehams" contains these words: Anybody out there got any good "cure" for these little blighters? I have tried several times to grow rocket and Chinese cabbage and every time they either don't come up or rapidly look like they have been blasted with a shotgun. I grow my cabbages etc in modules and plant them out which seems to get them past the sensitive period. I have tried derris dust but the flea beetles round here (Berkshire) don't seem worried by it. George Cover them with fleece until they reach a good size. Janet G |
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