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They're too cute to kill, and they mature as such beautiful moths that night scented pale flowers such as Moonflower, Brugmansia, Night Scented Phlox, and old fashioned Nicotiana are adapted for them to pollinate. Like so many children in the US and Canada, I kept those that I found on our Tomato plants as "pets". Most of the Tomato Hormworms in my area are actually Tobacco Hornworms (Manduca sexta). Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus and Fusarium have now made in ground Tomato cultivation an exercise in failure here anyway. And any animal that destroys Tobacco is an asset by my perspective.

Already killed mine

Horn worm Hell* 😂😂😂😂😂

Oh girl.. Never had Hornworms in Zone 8B ..ever...until this year...now this year I have a whole Jar of un-alive ones...yikes

found one on my sweet potatoe vine yesterday in addition to tomatoes/peppers/asparagus. They can demolish the top of these plants overnight

they killed my jalapeno plant yesterday 😭🐛🐛🐛🐛🌶️🌶️🌶️

i found one and i put it in a jar to raise it into a moth haha, i will set it free far from home though

I can tell you this we went away for a week on vacation to Virginia from New Jersey and I came back and they wiped out my all my tomato plants eggplants and pepper plants.

Ur title says "Don't Kill these catipillars" yet ur video says to feed them to chickens or dispose of them. Click bait.

my girlfriend is trying this out this week...we'll let you know how it turns out!

Well, I did not expect this. I planted some alyssum with my tomatoes to attract the braconid wasps. The wasps didn't discriminate. They even attacked a pandora sphinx caterpillar on some Virginia creeper vine. Such is life, I guess.

Nope...chicken food

I hope you start making content again! My wife just found you!

Hey Liberty Doll!!!! Found this channel from this video. Started watching it and realized it was you! Awesome!! Thank you for the Horn worm info. We discovered today that we have them for the first time after gardening for over a decade. Look forward to binge watching all your homestead videos!!

I object. Those Worms are definitely not discussing. They're very pretty worms. They may be pest to our plants, but they're extremely pretty I.Definitely don't think they're gross.

2:48 not true, they are also pollinators and are beautiful!

Hawkmoth is also known as the hummingbird moth because of the way it hovers when it feeds on nectar

Liberty Homestead's been missing. 😢Did they ban you because of this? Hey, I'm happy with tomatoes pickles and sunflowers. Hope you are growing anyway. In spite of the channel. YOU ARE MISSED! Tease us! Do some shorts!

This was such a useful video! Thank you!

Wow a different side of Liberty Doll. I don't think one can go wrong growing their own foods especially with so many genetically modified foods and the high cost of food in stores. Surprisingly here in Oregon the state is actually trying to close down small private farms that raise vegetables to sell to consumers. Seems it’s the state desire to attempt to control what we eat.

As a dad that misses his kids most of the time it's nice to see the liberty toddler having fun and enjoying outside.

I absolutely love your dislike of the worm all the way through this video 😂 very informative thank you!!

I wish I could find such an amazing woman for my partner in life. You're pretty enough but what makes you beautiful is the stuff you do and say.

Assuming this channel is an orphaned spinoff now. Over 3 months and no new content.

Thank you! I love your little helper! She is a Cutie!

I have tomatoes and peppers growing in buckets. I planted extra seedlings in the ground right next to the bucket of the same type of plant. The ones in the buckets are outgrowing the ones in the ground.

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I think that I am a little late to this video 😴

Seems like good advice... I'm gonna be sick. Jk

LD is the BEST!

I live in Oklahoma and it freezes in winter, do you leave totes out in winter if so how many years will they last in the elements?

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Would love to see more of these. I’m in Las Vegas, and while I’m in a different zone, you make me think I might want to attack gardening

I've watched your 2A channel for a while now and never realized you were a homesteader. I have lived off-grid in northern Idaho for the last 10 years, since retiring from the Army, and I love it

🐝🏁 Nice video 👍

Thanks for doing the work here. I’m thinking the sellers of beans may be covering their 6 in case the beans are old and dry.

They are pollinators. Just not to agriculture, but to nocturnal flowers. They do not spread disease and both the worm and the moth are prey for animals.

I grew up on a huge Czech / German family farm in Northern Illinois 8 grandparents and grand uncles /aunts, their families, in-laws with 2nd and 3rd cousins and their families. It was like a mini town, 5 square miles. We grew everything from corn, wheat, barley (for Wisc breweries) 4 different kinds of beans, carrots, apple and cherry orchards and a big dairy. WE NEVER EVER presoaked any seeds, always in the ground dry, then watered and nature took over like in the wild.

Love your apron girl!

Put them ona chair

Maybe what I'm calling "clover" and what you are calling "clover" are two different things. My stuff is got to about 5 or 6 inches high. That has to be mowed.

Sooo impressive to see how you did it! 😍🥰Thank you so much!

Your suspicion is correct, you are soaking the beans either way. In a bowl (before planting) or In the ground (after planting)! Another interesting observation, germination rate. 20% for pre-soaked, 70% for direct planted. Explains the directions to put two or three in the same spot, better chance of getting full rows

Great experiment! Thanks for doing the hard work and sharing the results

I only soak beans when I'm making chili.

I enjoy mother and daughter having fun😂 Liberty dad need to get off a PlayStation and help Liberty mom but I always enjoy seeing mother and daughter enjoying doing what they do best I hope they all turned out good and you have a nice salad thank you for the video I know you work hard doing the videos I appreciate it and I really like to watch them thank you see you on the next one and happy planting😂😂❤

Thanks DOLL