Tomato Hornworm Control - Organic Treatment For The Green Caterpillars Eating Your Plants
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2016
- Tomato Hornworm Control - Organic Treatment
In this episode, I will show you how I solve the hornworm problem in my vegetable garden with homemade organic spray.
A few days ago, I noticed that the bottom leaves on my tomato plants are chewed up by something. It took me a while, but I was able to find the tomato hornworms doing quite a bit of damage to my plants. These green caterpillars are very hard to detect because they are the same green color as the tomato leaves.
You can handpick them and move them to another area, but because I do not have another leafy area to relocate them, I had to destroy them.
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Here is how I make my organic spray for 1 gallon of water:
1 teaspoon of Cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon of garlic
1teaspoon of dish-wash soap
I put all the ingredients in a blender with 1/4 of a cup of water, mix it well, strain it, and let it sit for 1 hour. Next, I pour the mix in the water, mix it well again an pour it in the spray bottle.
In the evening, I spray the underside of 1 of my tomato plants and wait for 24 hours to make sure the plant is reacting well to the mixture.
The next evening I spray the rest of my tomato plants. You can use it to control the hornworms on your pepper plants as well. I sprayed again a few days later just in case there were any hornworm eggs on the leaves. This is a natural repellent that will not harm your plants when applied properly.
You can also use flashlight at night and find the caterpillars by flashing the light underneath the leaves of the affected plants.
The best prevention is to check your plants every day for damaged leaves so you can control the tomato hornworms at earliest stages.
In Arizona, the green tomato hornworms usually emerge in late spring and early summer.
I hope you find this video helpful and if you have any questions regarding tomato hornworms, please post them in the comment section and I will answer them.
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Wow 3 videos of urs in 1 setting so far that really addressed my concerns!!! Lucky day for me today that I have found ur channel. Thank you so much! 😙
Ah, you are so sweet! You are welcome! And thank you for letting me know - this means the world to me! Best, Sasha
You are welcome, Sasha! :) Thank you also! :*)
:) Anytime :))
"I don't have another leafy area that's available for destroying..." 😂🤣😅 I like you 🤗
LOL! Thank you! I forgot I said that :))) Thank you for watching!
Another tip to find them....go out at night and use a black light to shine on the plants. The light will make the worms light up bright green.
That really WORKS !!
my kids have discovered a “ New” nightime hobby: “black light hornworm hunting” …oh the memories being made thanks to Gardening realities. 🤷♀️🎉🤭
Don't apologize... squish 'em! If you relocate them, you will end up with more.
LOL, I'm just concerned about viewers who love all creatures... Don't want hurt anyone's feelings... you never know who is watching :)
Thank you for watching!
Old School Home & Garden with Sasha ,
When I find them, I cut the stupid things in half with scissors. I'm not worried about what anybody else thinks!
i killed two today.
best way i found to control them is to check my tomatoes daily and look carefully because they are hard to spot. destroy any you find. they are camouflaged really well so i look for tell tell signs like missing leaves or poop droppings.
i found and killed about 10 last week and sprayed neem oil on my plants after that. seeing them back today says maybe neem oil is not the best at controlling them. a few years ago i used sevin dust but have since gotten away from chemicals. they will not go near a plant that has been dusted but started eating my pepper plants so i had to dust them too. also putting sevin dust on a horn worm is somewhat like putting salt on a slug. pretty much kills them within a short time. they will just fall to the ground and die.
I followed the steps and it really works on my tomato leaves. Yes I saw those black little things and did know they are signs of insects attack already. Thank you so much
Rosanna Greene 😊 it broke my heart when I saw my poor tomato plants 😊 I'm glad I cough them on time because I've seen the damage those little guys can do. Thank you for watching and commenting 😍
Hi Sasha I tried your formula and it seems to be working. I posted a video on it and gave you full credit in the video for the recipe and your channel. Thank you for sharing your love for the garden with everyone! 🤗❤️
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I’m glad it helped 😊😊😊
What a delightful video! Thanks for the help. 🙂
Thank you Pamela! I appreciate your comment 😊
Liked and subscribed! Thanks for the tips! We just found THWs on one of our tomato plants. It happens to be the one our dog kept digging up and was unhealthier than all of the other tomato plants we grow. My neighbors have a TON of them on their tomatoes.
My children took three of them into our house and have watched them go through their lifecycle. Pretty cool, actually. Our worms got HUGE eating pruned branches of our tomato plants. Once they got to the size of MY THUMB...they all buried themselves in the dirt we put in the jar. We're now awaiting 3 4-inch moths to appear. We shall see! :)
At least SOMETHING good might come from our uninvited guests! ;)
+FarmbyGardens :) your kids are brave. I still can't get myself to touch them :)
It is a cool process; I've watched videos about it. Thank you for watching and subscribing!! Best, Sasha
I just found a horned tobacco worm eating away at one of my tomato plants. Now I see another nice big loaded tomato plant with damage. I am doing this this evening. Thanks so much for the post.
+cameragirlish :)) My pleasure and good luck! It's fun finding them :)
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Best,
Sasha
Thanks for the tip on getting rid of the hornworm
You are welcome and thank you for watching!
This was really great! Probably the best and easiest DIY bug spray I've seen so far! I'm going to try it! Thank you dear!
Thank you! I appreciate your comment 😊😊
I had those Worms killing off my Tomato plants a few years ago Thanks for sharing this great info etc. Now I wlll be ready to do battle with them etc.
😊 You are welcome and thank you for watching!!!
I love that accent, & prefer expresso too. Good thing mom had them . i also feel attached to them after weeks of waiting for them to produce.. Thanks and congrats on your English. 👍👍
LOL! Thank you, I appreciate it! And thank you so much for watching 😍
You are too funny!! Bites of your heart!! So true though. I felt the same way today when I found my one and only yellow pepper plant half eaten by 3 darn tomato horn worm!! Grrr!!! Thanks for the tip.
:) It really hurt when I saw it... I almost cried, but then anger took over and I was on a mission :) Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it! Good luck fighting those worms :) Best, Sasha
Thank you. Great info.
You are welcome 😊
You can also boil the pepper and garlic into a tea for abut 10 min. and let it steep (it really cleans out your sinuses in the process!) When it cools you can strain it and put it in a sprayer.
This is an awesome idea! Thank you for letting me know! I love the side-effect :)) Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Best, Sasha
Thank you so much for this. New subbie!!
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!
going to try it...thanks
Barkley Burker Great! I hope it works for you as well! Thank you for watching :) Best, Sasha
It's really easy to find them at night with a black light, 'cause they glow in the dark! Creepy, huh? But they do!
Thanks for the recipe.
I was taking cuttings from my lemon balm last week and saw that some leaves looked like they'd been chewed on, and low and behold, the next cutting I took had one of those little buggers on it! I'd never seen them on anything but tomatoes. From what you said, they get on beans, too? I wonder what else they eat.
It breaks my heart when I see the chewed leaves :) I have seen them on pepper plants and parsley, too. You are welcome and thank you for watching!!! Best, Sasha
I will tell you this, they like tumeric leaves but not as much as peppers and tomatoes. They will even eat avocado baby tree leaves. Bought some Bacillus Thuricide hoping that solves the problem if it dosn't then i will have to start from scratch next month hoping if i give it time all the pest will die since they wont have anything to eat.
I have seen them on mint plant as well...
I’m sorry.. they are horrible...
Peppers also
So far my tomato plants are okay but!!
I had picked peas one day. The next day I was walking through the yard from the garden and noticed what I thought was a pea pod I had dropped. A big fat pea pod at that, which I thought was strange because my peas weren't that big when I had picked them. Bent down and picked it up and it was a big fat horn worm!! In the grass mind you! Well because it wasn't inside my garden fence I did relocate it. I just thought it was weird that it was in the yard.
I am writing your mom's recipe down. Thank you for sharing it!!👍
P. C. 😅 aaaaa! I hate touching those things 😂 I hope they never get close to your garden; they are so fast when it comes to destroying plants, it’s unreal 😱 I hope my mom’s recipe helps 😍
It works, thanks so much
You are welcome and thank you for your support!
Good Job.
:) Thank you!
Thank you so much. I'm going to try this. I've lost tomatoes the last few year's because those worms. But i didn't really want to use an insecticide.
You are welcome! I hope it helps. Thank you for watching 😊
I had to pause video to laugh when u said I smashed them lol. That's what I do haha
LOL, they did make me quite upset... So, no mercy :)) Thank you for watching! Best, Sasha
Dont forget they turn into hummingbird moths! They're so cool!
well they can be so cool on somebody else's leafy green patch. I smash dem.
Lol! Me too
I like the way you explained how you don't like them. I don't have another leafy area that available for destroying. So I just smashed them. I am sorry but I did. 🤣🤣🤣
😊 Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for a wonderful video! If you haven't done so already, you might want to keep the hornworms alive (put them in a closed container that gets plenty of air, and feed them the waste cuttings from your tomato plants). Once you have several of them, give them to someone who raises chickens, turkeys, or other food birds: they are pure protein and the birds LOVE them.
-- Old Matt
Hi Matt and you are welcome! Thank you so much for watching! I, unfortunately, don’t know anyone with chickens... I should get a couple:)
I have 33 in a container with no air, because I don’t know anyone with chickens. And I don’t want them to come back next year
Lizards also love them! If you have any reptile lover friends or even the feed store. They sell them to reptile peeps. 😁🙋🏻
I spent what felt like a weekend picking the cabbage loopers off my brassicas and dropping them in a pool of soap, water, and bleach. That gets them. And then I sprayed down there leaves of my plants down with a tablespoon of real cold presse neem oil, a tablespoon of true soap, and 32 ounces of water. Supposed to do that every two weeks but I am going try this too and good luck.
Thank you and good luck to you as well! Thank you for watching!
Question,? How often should I spray that horn worm mix on my Plants,? Every few Days or What,? Thanks for sharing love your Recipe for dealing with those Tomato worms etc Thanks for sharing etcd.
Hi! I only had to do it once and it killed them all... I think...
Wow. I look stunning! Please ask me over for tomato snack.
great ideas with the flashlight thx so much. I made this mixture & its great to know you used it. I do wonder if you took off the worms & that is why things are ok or it was the spray that did the job, regardless of what worked, I'm ok with doing both, my plants are worth it. LOL.
Hi Mrs. Sandy and thank you for watching! I did remove 4 or 5 worms by hand and I am not sure if there were any others as my vision is not great and they are hard to see. So, just to make sure there is no more damage, I made the mixture. And you are right, they are worth it and it is not expensive to make :))
I came across this video looking on tips to breed hornworms actually! 😆 lol. But that being said, great video about helping with tomato plants and like a previous commenter said you can sell them or their eggs even to local reptile owners or shops or online. They sell for a good amount of money and usually no laws or regulations or license needed to sell bugs also. Also a tip about them, they only will eat certain plants like tomato and tobacco plants maybe one or two others but not a lot so moving them to another leaf will only help if it's a tobacco plant or they will still come sniff out the tomato plant lol. But if they eat tobacco leaves don't use them as feeders for lizards. They will tear a whole tomato plant up within a day or two only one of them so definitely don't want them in your tomato garden lol I bought mine a plant once and two ate a whole plant in one day.
I agree, they can destroy number of plants if I go away for a couple of days. Thank you for watching 😊
Great video
Praying for your tomato 🍅 crop
After making your recipe I realized I did not need the bblend soap
I don’t know if you were clear about that but there’s no need to mess with all the suds in my opinion
Thank you!
I've heard the soap makes the product stick to the plants better
I will try this. Do you know if this takes care of corn worm/ear worms in garden?
Thanks for sharing.
Hello there! I’m not sure about those... I’m sorry
Thank you for watching!
They may be army worms
great video...when I first saw one it looked like the Alien in the movie...I used Diameteus Earth and dusted my plant with it... that killed the Alien but I think your method is a lot cheaper..
Hi Gary! I’m glad your method worked... anything to get rid of them 👍🏼😁 Mine takes a bit of time to prepare 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting, I appreciate it! Best, Sasha
Try getting a black light flashlight and when you go out there at night they glow and they're easy to find
Sounds like an adventure 😍
You could also sell them on eBay as reptile food, I would be so lucky if I had tomato bushes and my leopard geckos would have a ton of fun.
galaxy star lol 😂!!! I could, but I've rather catch them early before they are big enough to sell 😊
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Could this help with other types of caterpillars like the looper caterpillar?
Hi! I am not sure as I never had those. Here is a video by the MI Gardener that might help. Best, Sasha
I just found 33 on my tomato plants! I thought that was squirrel poop 😳. And they were HUGE! I have them in a coffee creamer container with the leaves they were eating. I can’t smoosh them because they are big and I would throw up. So there fate is to suffocate in a container 😞. I know there are more. This is so crazy, I’ve never seen one before this year
Oh, I totally understand - I can’t stand them myself 😅
Trying to keep my tomatoes cool in this heat! I'm using BT which is said to be organic and it does work. I'm new to gardening and did not realize what was going on until I did some research and found them eat away at my plants. How do you deal with high heat and tomatoes, not sure if mine will survive. Thank you!
Hi Maricela! Not to discourage you, but this year I stopped watering may garden when it was 120 degrees because I could not get cool enough water unless I was running it for 20 minutes and even then it was still pretty warm. It wasn't making financial sense to run that much water. Last year was much better and my tomatoes made it. I have a shade cloth over the raised bed and was watering them every day. They did stop blossoming in July but started again in September and I was picking tomatoes again in November. I hope your plants make it throughout the summer. This week I'm starting new seeds for my winter garden. I am working on a video right now that I'm gonna publish on Friday or Saturday and you will see how much better it is to garden in the winter here.
BT is good; a lot of gardeners use it. I hope you got rid of those nasty worms.
Thank you so much for watching and good luck with the garden!
Best, Sasha
I know I’m a bit lat but try different varieties. Some do much better in the heat then others
Yes, throughout the years, I discovered some just don’t grow in Arizona.
Or get a black light they glow.
LOVES DIY really?? I did not know that! Thank you for the tip!!
Spray BT.
You worm killer! lol Great tips. :) Thank you, Ms Sasha.
Thank you for watching Lisa! It did hurt me on a personal level when I discovered them :)
I haven't found any yet. I've been spraying my tomatoes with mint juice.
I will try this next time (I hope there isn't a next time :). By the way, I watched a gardener up in New Hampshire, I believe, who puts q-tips soaked in mint oil on all corners of his garden because, according to him, mint oil attracts bumblebees who are great tomato pollinators.
Also Lisa, I talked to my mom and here are the main reasons for the bitterness of your peppers:
1. Not ripen enough (picked too young). And that applies for any chilly peppers as well. She said you should wait until they change to the color they are suppose to be.
2. Bad soil / too many chemicals (but I'm sure yours is just fine).
3. There are varieties that are bitter. She said that back home they have been importing peppers from Greece that are bitter even when fully ripe.
I hope this helps!
XOXO
Sasha
Thanks for asking her Sasha. This was a purple bell. It was completely purple when I picked. The seeds were given to me. The plant actually seemed to struggle to get going. My green and reds were fine, just the purple. I'll see if leaving them on the vine longer will help. Give mom my many thanks.
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I sure will Lisa! Have a wonderful day!!!
I take my favorite hen to the mater plants once a week at dark. Leave her till midnight. No more hornworms.
Lol! I like your method!
Only problem is chickens can't see in dark either, so I doubt your story
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Chicken Roost at night
How long can the remaining liquid be stored before discarding? I sprayed my tomato plants generously and kept the remaining in the fridge to be reused. I hope this is a good idea.?
Hello, yes, that’s a great idea!
How did you pick them. I use a stick. I don't want to touch these leeches. Do you use a how they call? the tool we use to pull the eye brown.
I try to flick them 😂
I have a question: a half gallon has 64 fluid ounces. Your recipe yielded the half gallon recipe but if I'm not mistaken, you poured it into a 32 oz spray bottle which is 1/4 gallon. So did you use half of your formula fluid or all of it?
Hello, just as much as I needed to spray all the plants - the top and the bottom of the leaves. I think I had leftover.
@@AnOldSchoolHome what I mean is, for the recipe given in your video, did you use all of it to fill only the 32 oz spray bottle?
I used all of it.
Hi, liked you vid, where are you from?. Love you accent... Also, my friend told me to plant your tomatoes near flowers that bees can use.. Cause those moths that produce hornworms DON"T like the bees. And I did it actually worked, I had a big pot of oregano that started blooming, A LOTS of bees and NO caterpillars so far/
Hi George! I'm from Bulgaria. And yes, planting flowers neat your tomato plants is a great idea! There are even flowers that keep pests away like marigold and nasturtium. Thank you for your compliment on my accent :)
:)))
Hi Sebastian! I did started planting Marigolds and that helped, thank you 😊
Now that is funny some people suggest relocating horn-worms? Is there some shortage of these pests that we need to save them?
Lol! That’s funny 😆 shortage...😂
Yea! They are hummingbird moths! Give them their own tomato plant or eggplant.
They turn into a large beautiful moth, worth saving, just relocate them.
@@mlmallory2780 I relocate them to the ground, in the form of a smashed blob.
There is one video that says to use cormeal flour and dust the plant and they disappear. But who wants to dust our beautiful plants.
I e never heard that one… if it works, I’m willing to try anything :)) Thank you for watching!
Thank you for the medicine!! It worked on my cauliflower. I feel a little rotten killing creatures of the planet but dam I think of these planets like my kids.
:) You are welcome! I feel the same way :) I love creatures, bit I love my plants more :)) Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to stop by and comment! Best, Sasha
Pauly'sGreatRUclips Journeys you feel like hell for eating creatures of the planet? What do you think of cauliflower is?
DO U JUST PUT ON ALL DA LEAVES ??? I WILL BE PLANTING A SMALL GARDEN TOMMORROW
Hi, yes I spray the entire plant.
i am having the same issue lost over 20 pepper seedlings and a few tomatoe seedlings and its driving me crazy. i thought it was mice so i lined up the entire area with glue traps and nothing for days.
I’m sorry! Those are really hard to notice since they are exactly the same color as the leaves...
Are there any products that you recommend to help with moth larva and anything that could be eating my leaves and stems on my seedlings. I have a feeling that i got the little pest from a plant my friend gave me from her garden.
CerulianSins you can try and search for neem oil treatments on the Internet.
@@AnOldSchoolHome Use the flashlight in the dark to catch the SOB.
Lol, yes, I have seen people do that
There is a wasp that laus eggs in the worm! If you find them put them on a plant that is not going to make it?The wasps kill these things? I will try tor recipe!
I am not sure
can i use chili powder?
Hi! I think so, they are just about the same thing.
@@AnOldSchoolHome Its hotter than the Cayanne will burn them to death hopefully etc
Black light your tomato plants at night. Can get every 1 of them! Easy to spot THEY GLOW YELLOW ~ don't have a black light? Get 1! Also the horn worm will be on top of your plants, early in the mornings! Day time, they go down to dark spots to hide > EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORMS
Thank you so much for the tip! I have one 😊
Does this hurt the tomato plant
Hi Ryan, if you are asking about the mixture - no it does not. Just make sure not to spry your plants when is too hot outside. I usually do it late evening before it gets dark.
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“I don’t use my coffee machine anymore. I only drink espresso now.”
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:) My point was - I do not use the coffee machine that makes the regular American coffee; I bought an expresso machine. So, I no longer need the filter basket... Does that make since? :)
It makes perfect sense. The way you said it was just funny to me. I love your channel!
:) Thank you! You know how it is with English being my second language and all... :) Thank you for your complement! I appreciate it! Have a great weekend!
Yep, found 18 hornworms this week. What,it's only Tuesday? :(
Omg! I’m sorry 😐
I threw one on the ground away from me. A robin swooped down and grabbed it. I thought that was a karma.
Lol! That’s too funny 😂
try a black light at night. they glow
Thank you, I will. I have one I use for scorpions 😁
I put mine in a fire ant bed.
:) That will make them go away :))
Eddie Livingston Savage!!! 😂😂😂
I’m going to give this a try. Found one the size of my middle finger today on my favorite Cherokee purple, watching my fish tear him up and feast was some nice revenge. Sorry not sorry
Lol! I totally understand 😁 I hope it helps!!!
Yes, mine was huge as well.
I relocate them to the toilet. The ones in Pennsylvania are as large as your index finger, and they are gross. Great video, thank you !!!
LOL! I love your relocation strategy :) I think that the longer they stay on the plants, the fatter they get :) I have been lucky to find them early. Thank you for watching Thomas! Have a wonderful weekend! Best, Sasha
Yes those worms are awful! I hate the damage they cause! In 2 days they can destroy your tomato plant!
OMG! They can do it overnight... so heartbreaking
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Bulgarian?
Yep 😁
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A black light at nite lights them up grab them and smash them under boot
I like your method 😍
Please remember this your garden must give at least 5 to 10% of your yield must go back to nature. I know that I might sound crazy but the old men and women always stressed this point of balance. Whether you can believe this point as truth or not you must give a percentage of your yield back to nature.
That sounds reasonable. It just hurts to see all of the leaves on all of the tomato plants being eaten... My kale feeds all the desert rabbits pretty well :)
An Old School Home I just took 7 hornworms off two tomato plant the pests sometime get on your ever loving nerves. Love your gardening a farmer is the greatest profession on earth.
I agree :)
An Old School Home you look like you are in a Vegas home my mother lives in Vegas.
Pretty close :) I am in Arizona.
Bird food.
Yep 😊
I fed my horn worms to the chickens
I wish I had chickens 😍
@@AnOldSchoolHome I wish I could send you some of mine. We have 25 and get about that many eggs a day! Way more than we can eat. I send them to the neighbors when we get to many for the fridge LOL