Hey Fam. I hope you enjoyed this video. SUBSCRIBE, LIKE & SHARE. Watch this one below also: STOP THROWING AWAY YOUR COLLARD GREEN STALK// DO THIS INSTEAD: ruclips.net/video/9E63pShQnxg/видео.htmlsi=s-1mJfsQ5F3z3Ts-
Thank you very much. Those caterpillars drove me round the bend to the point that I stopped growing those greens. Will resume now after watching your video 🙏.
Thanks. I wish I had watched this before I planted collard seedlings. I sprayed the Neem Oil last week and no deal. I will get the Thuricide. Next year, I will integrate marigolds and onions. Much appreciated!
Hi Sandy, thank you so much for the Video about the tips for how to prevent the bugs from eating up my plants and vegetables, it was very nice Video and very helpful information. Really appreciate it.
Hello, I appreciate your video. I had been admiring my Collard and then boomp...it was being eaten. I found a little green horned worm. Omg-oodness, love the garden, even with its challenges, but I don't think I'll ever be use to the bugs. Lol, forget about hand-plucking to a bucket 😝 I've never grown Collards, but the spray I made with water, soap and oil..., took care of the pests, but my leaves felt oily/ waxy when harvested.❣ I brought them in to wash, but I don't think the residue was coming off. Everything went to compost...Ugh.😬 I wonder....do they usually feel waxy? The leaves felt strong, but didn't handle my scrubbing. 😬 I felt to boil or even blanche, but I wanted to try them in my salad fresh. Thanks ahead! I'm looking forward to your feedback.❣ ps. I clicked one of your Amazon links, just to see if you were in Canada. It looks like you are. 🥰 I'm on Vancouver Island 🌼
Hello Linda. I think it's the soap/oil combination that made it waxy. I prefer covering them with garden net to prevent the pests from getting in. I think Prevention is better than cure. 😊
Thank you MS. Sandy! More inspiration for us! Cabbage moth caterpillars have ruined so many plantings over my life. I have garden netting on the way, so I have high hopes for this year. I've managed to overwinter my tree collard indoors for the 2nd year in a row. But last year the cabbage moths came close to killing it. I grow marigolds most years but they don't seem to repel much. The deer ate my potato and my tomato plants, the leaves & branches! This year I will be more firm with them! Thanks again for the video! I just watched some of your sweet potato videos and I'm sprouting one right now for slips.
You’re welcome, Matt. That must’ve hurt. 😢 Don’t give them a chance again this year. That net is PERFECT for prevention. Happy gardening, Matt!!! Thank you for sharing. ❤❤
so sucks....how those deer can stroll into the yard's buffet..I'm right across from the field and woods and after coming home to them just stepped up to my clematis and roses, having a party, I leaned into the Irish Spring tip. My neighbour has since just put the whole box out in her bushes with netting, hehe. Me, I cut mine into cute chunks, and drilled a hole for jute. I hung them in rose bushes and apple trees....And happy to report. No more issue with deer. Only original Irish Spring;0)
@sylviasandy I'm going through the exact problem with my collards right now and thankfully I have wild onions growing right by them and I'm going to use neem oil also.
Hi Sandy , very nice video about how to prevent bugs from eating my vegetables example like collard greens and broccoli. I enjoyed the w very much. Thank you.
Hello and nice tip of using marigolds to plant near collards, l am starting mustard greens indoors but will soon transplant out in backyard garden and yes majority of us have this problem with pests. Pests have recently destroyed my nursery collard greens but l see new growth coming (leaves)😊happy gardening and growing
You are a very very knowledgeable gardener. I thank you for sharing. I have had the same exact caterpillar. I have shade cloth that I will try. My plants are in a large container with plastic sides, so it should be easy.
I've been having this problem for the first time this year in Australia during a wet summer. Will try planting some marigolds and putting some spring onions around other plants.
Thank you for the tips. Yes I tried growing Collards for the first time in the fall and the eat my greens up. I'm going to try again, I have the netting and I have need oil. So fingers crossed 🤞 😊
It's about that time to start planting. I am in Zone 6b in MA. I keep hearing about marigold. I have limited space but i have to get 1 or 2 of those plants this spring. I have Kale and Bok Choy so they might need some help.
I have a question. Do you know why my collards are stickery? They have hairy-like stickers on the leaves. My first time growing them. Also, have you grown any perennial collards, like purple tree collard? I am enjoying them, so easy!
I'll have to see a picture of it to know the problem. Can you share a photo of it on our Facebook group? Here's our Facebook group link: facebook.com/groups/cultivateme/
Use beer pour beer in a old cookie pan and place it in your garden buried so it can be level with the dirt the yeast in the beer will draw all critters in it then throw it away ( get a cheap beer it works great
Hello Sulaina. Neem oil is used when the pests has already attacked your greens. Since you’re starting out, I would recommend planting those companion plants I mentioned and also use garden net to cover them. Prevention is better than cure. Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️
Yes ma'am my brassica babies are planted next to all my sulfur plants plus marigolds. Prevention is definitely key to a good harvest, and yes, they are a nuisance. Tfs 🐛
I've had to deal with this pest, as well. I used netting to keep them off yet one somehow managed to get in. But one is better than one hundred. I also used neem oil and BT. Caterpillars attacked my blueberry bushes, sweet potato leaves, and tomato leaves.
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Hey Fam. I hope you enjoyed this video. SUBSCRIBE, LIKE & SHARE.
Watch this one below also:
STOP THROWING AWAY YOUR COLLARD GREEN STALK// DO THIS INSTEAD:
ruclips.net/video/9E63pShQnxg/видео.htmlsi=s-1mJfsQ5F3z3Ts-
Try planting sage too. It helps keep away all the bugs.
Yes!! Pests can be so annoying. Thank you for sharing💚😊
You're welcome. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
OMG! Yes, your video is right on time! Thank you, Sylvia!
You’re welcome.😊 I’m glad it’s helpful. Thank you for watching. ❤❤
Thanks for such great information
You’re welcome
Thank you very much. Those caterpillars drove me round the bend to the point that I stopped growing those greens. Will resume now after watching your video 🙏.
Thanks. I wish I had watched this before I planted collard seedlings. I sprayed the Neem Oil last week and no deal. I will get the Thuricide. Next year, I will integrate marigolds and onions. Much appreciated!
You’re welcome. Prevention is always a better method……..I mean covering it with net so they don’t even get in.
Hi Sandy, thank you so much for the Video about the tips for how to prevent the bugs from eating up my plants and vegetables, it was very nice Video and very helpful information. Really appreciate it.
You're welcome, Ngozi. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thanks very much my sweet sister for sharing your tips. I grew some marigold in my 1 year every one was giving praise on how they looked ❤
That's awesome. 👏 Thank you for watching. 😊 ❤️ ❤️
Hello, I appreciate your video. I had been admiring my Collard and then boomp...it was being eaten. I found a little green horned worm. Omg-oodness, love the garden, even with its challenges, but I don't think I'll ever be use to the bugs. Lol, forget about hand-plucking to a bucket 😝
I've never grown Collards, but the spray I made with water, soap and oil..., took care of the pests, but my leaves felt oily/ waxy when harvested.❣
I brought them in to wash, but I don't think the residue was coming off.
Everything went to compost...Ugh.😬
I wonder....do they usually feel waxy? The leaves felt strong, but didn't handle my scrubbing. 😬
I felt to boil or even blanche, but I wanted to try them in my salad fresh.
Thanks ahead! I'm looking forward to your feedback.❣
ps. I clicked one of your Amazon links, just to see if you were in Canada. It looks like you are. 🥰 I'm on Vancouver Island 🌼
Hello Linda. I think it's the soap/oil combination that made it waxy. I prefer covering them with garden net to prevent the pests from getting in. I think Prevention is better than cure. 😊
@@sylviasandy Thank you so much for your replay....hehe, on it!
Thanks for that video, I'm going to try all your suggestions. ❤
You're welcome, Joyce. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Great advice. Dusting with neem leaf powder and cinnamon helps a lot too.
Yes yes!!! Thank you for sharing, Brenda. 👏 ❤️
Thank you for sharing.Gardening can be such a delight once you are able to do safe effective pest control.🙂
You’re right, Jeanette. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
I never had issue with my green veggies except my tomatoes plant. I love the method you share. Very helpful
You can use same method for tomatoes too. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thank you MS. Sandy! More inspiration for us! Cabbage moth caterpillars have ruined so many plantings over my life. I have garden netting on the way, so I have high hopes for this year. I've managed to overwinter my tree collard indoors for the 2nd year in a row. But last year the cabbage moths came close to killing it. I grow marigolds most years but they don't seem to repel much. The deer ate my potato and my tomato plants, the leaves & branches! This year I will be more firm with them! Thanks again for the video! I just watched some of your sweet potato videos and I'm sprouting one right now for slips.
You’re welcome, Matt. That must’ve hurt. 😢 Don’t give them a chance again this year. That net is PERFECT for prevention. Happy gardening, Matt!!! Thank you for sharing. ❤❤
so sucks....how those deer can stroll into the yard's buffet..I'm right across from the field and woods and after coming home to them just stepped up to my clematis and roses, having a party, I leaned into the Irish Spring tip. My neighbour has since just put the whole box out in her bushes with netting, hehe. Me, I cut mine into cute chunks, and drilled a hole for jute. I hung them in rose bushes and apple trees....And happy to report. No more issue with deer. Only original Irish Spring;0)
@sylviasandy I'm going through the exact problem with my collards right now and thankfully I have wild onions growing right by them and I'm going to use neem oil also.
Hi Sandy , very nice video about how to prevent bugs from eating my vegetables example like collard greens and broccoli. I enjoyed the w very much. Thank you.
You're welcome, Ngozi. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thank you for sharing these tips. Great video.
Your video was very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching, Hazel. ❤️ ❤️
Hope you much success with your garden this year! Thanks for sharing! I am gyti start some broccoli soon.!
That’s awesome. 👏 Thank you. Happy gardening!!! ❤️❤️
Great tips! Thank you! I will be trying these in my garden
Awesome. 👏 ❤️ ❤️
Hello and nice tip of using marigolds to plant near collards, l am starting mustard greens indoors but will soon transplant out in backyard garden and yes majority of us have this problem with pests. Pests have recently destroyed my nursery collard greens but l see new growth coming (leaves)😊happy gardening and growing
Hi Kim. Don’t give them any chance again.😊 Use the garden net also. Happy gardening!!! 😊🌱🍃❤️❤️
My collards are damaged can I revive them
You are a very very knowledgeable gardener. I thank you for sharing. I have had the same exact caterpillar. I have shade cloth that I will try. My plants are in a large container with plastic sides, so it should be easy.
I've been having this problem for the first time this year in Australia during a wet summer. Will try planting some marigolds and putting some spring onions around other plants.
Awesome. 👏 Cover your greens with the garden net too. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
1st yr growing collards. Will give these a try.
Awesome 👏. Happy gardening!! ❤❤
Year 32 for us growing collards. It's well worth it. Good luck!
Thank you for the tips. Yes I tried growing Collards for the first time in the fall and the eat my greens up. I'm going to try again, I have the netting and I have need oil. So fingers crossed 🤞 😊
That's awesome, Sandra. Don't give them a chance again this year. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
It's about that time to start planting. I am in Zone 6b in MA. I keep hearing about marigold. I have limited space but i have to get 1 or 2 of those plants this spring. I have Kale and Bok Choy so they might need some help.
That's awesome. And don't forget to cover them with nets too. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Great job Sylvia 👍❤️,
God be with you band your family 🙏🏿
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️
Great video! My daughter loves coming out and finding caterpillars and removing them for me.
Wow!!! My kids would run away if they see any. 😃 😀 Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️
Yes, and I used need oil. I'm going to get the net this year and try the companion planting.😊
That's awesome. 👏 Thank you for watching, Pastor Cheryl. ❤️ ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome, Mama. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Greetings from malta i found planting garlic really works thank you for your advice
You're welcome. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
This works for me Dawn dishwashing liquid tree spoons in water squirt bottle works perfect
Do you spray the leaves or the soil
Thanks for the information.
Excellent video! Right on time.
I'm glad it was timely for you. 😊 Thank you for watching, Sharon. ❤️ ❤️
Thanks for sharing Sandy😁👏👏♥️
You're welcome, Aggie. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thank you for sharing
You’re welcome, Rodney. Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️❤️
Nice informative video thank you.
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you Sylvia
You're welcome, Shandu. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
I have a question. Do you know why my collards are stickery? They have hairy-like stickers on the leaves. My first time growing them. Also, have you grown any perennial collards, like purple tree collard? I am enjoying them, so easy!
I'll have to see a picture of it to know the problem. Can you share a photo of it on our Facebook group? Here's our Facebook group link: facebook.com/groups/cultivateme/
Thank you, I plant marigolds but never like you said and when I plant onion the moles pluck them out of the ground what am I to do 😐
Oh no!!! 😢 They come to feast on the insects. Cover your greens with garden net. Thank you for watching, Barbara. ❤️❤️
Moles, like, the real life one? I'm in a city and that's. . .
Use beer pour beer in a old cookie pan and place it in your garden buried so it can be level with the dirt the yeast in the beer will draw all critters in it then throw it away ( get a cheap beer it works great
Wow!! Thank you sharing, Kevin. ❤️ ❤️
Great video!
Thank you. ❤️ ❤️
Thank you for advising us what do you put in breans from black bags when they dry l got that problems last year very annoying, any ideas anybody
Thanks 🙏💕😊
You're welcome. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thankful for the advice. I just can’t find any seeds anywhere
You're welcome, Diane. ❤️ ❤️
Have you checked online for the seeds?
@@sylviasandy no do I go to Amazon
@@dianefranklin6275 this is one on Amazon you can get. amzn.to/3IuMyzN
Very helpful ideas - Thank you for posting!
You're welcome, Kay. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Yes I have and thank you
You're welcome. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thanks dea but i don't know the neem oil and i would like to start growing my greens at home for eating
Hello Sulaina. Neem oil is used when the pests has already attacked your greens.
Since you’re starting out, I would recommend planting those companion plants I mentioned and also use garden net to cover them. Prevention is better than cure. Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️
Thank you!
You're welcome, Helen. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
The bonus about the seeds was nice.
Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
I just planted marigolds next to my collards
That’s awesome 👏. Cover them with garden net also. Thank you for watching, Sheila. ❤️❤️
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You're welcome, Troy. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Thank you
You're welcome. Thank you for watching, Martha. ❤️ ❤️
Thanks
You're welcome, Yolanda. ❤️ ❤️
I do have some onion planted. Also explains why it's untouched by insects.
Awesome 👏. Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️
Yes ma'am my brassica babies are planted next to all my sulfur plants plus marigolds. Prevention is definitely key to a good harvest, and yes, they are a nuisance. Tfs 🐛
Absolutely!! Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
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What about the white flies
It just happened to me. I don't know what to do
just like that on my broccoli and cabbage
Yes, they love eating those brassica. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Those white butterflies = Cabbage worms.
Do not get rid of wasp nests around your property. They eat the larvae and worms.
I've had to deal with this pest, as well. I used netting to keep them off yet one somehow managed to get in. But one is better than one hundred. I also used neem oil and BT. Caterpillars attacked my blueberry bushes, sweet potato leaves, and tomato leaves.
Sorry to hear that. 😢 Cover them with nets. These pests are very destructive. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
they've eaten up planting marigolds now
Cover them with garden net. They can't get in. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Earwigs took mine 😕
Oh no!! So sorry, Regina. 😢 Plant them again and cover with net. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
1st price for saying collard greens every 5 seconds. Gosh
Because that's what it is.....collard greens. 😃 😀 Thank you for watching, Pete. ❤️ ❤️
@@sylviasandy thank you. 1st I thought u r talking about colored green 🤪 glad you made my aware by saying it enough often 😉