Thank you. I planted pinto beans about a month ago, had to use shade cloth at first, but I put that away a couple weeks ago. The plants are tolerating the heat in the Orlando area fine. This is an experiment and so far I'm pleased!
Hi there from England/UK, we grew a great number of strawberries and a few raspberries last year and also expanded them for this year however, the nematodes seem to have eaten the roots of some of the stawberries, we treated this as early as we could but it had run out rather expensive and may not have caught them all, so if you have any further helpful information to cover this, we would greatly appreciate this and thankyou for your helpful video here. Kind regards, Maureen
If you have missing roots as if they had been eaten, it's most likely an insect. We have mole crickets that will eat roots. "Good" nematodes can help and need to be reapplied as needed. That may be twice a year or only once a year. I cannot use them because they have to be kept cold in transit. My sub-tropical weather is too hot. They die in transit. Hope this helps.
Thank you. I planted pinto beans about a month ago, had to use shade cloth at first, but I put that away a couple weeks ago. The plants are tolerating the heat in the Orlando area fine. This is an experiment and so far I'm pleased!
That's good to know! My cranberry beans did not do well in the heat. Did you get the seeds from a seed supplier or the grocery store?
@debbiesorganicgarden I used pinto from Aldi. I soaked them in water first.
@@sarahmiller3941 Yay! I love it. I will remember and try them too.
Thank you for sharing information on nematodes. The video is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi there from England/UK, we grew a great number of strawberries and a few raspberries last year and also expanded them for this year however, the nematodes seem to
have eaten the roots of some of the stawberries, we treated this as early as we could but it had run out rather expensive and may not have caught them all, so
if you have any
further helpful information to cover this, we would greatly appreciate this and thankyou for your helpful video here.
Kind regards, Maureen
If you have missing roots as if they had been eaten, it's most likely an insect. We have mole crickets that will eat roots. "Good" nematodes can help and need to be reapplied as needed. That may be twice a year or only once a year. I cannot use them because they have to be kept cold in transit. My sub-tropical weather is too hot. They die in transit. Hope this helps.
Thank you.
You're welcome!