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what to have in the medicine cabinets for my chiliplants?
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Here's a link to using hydrogen peroxide in gardening: http://www.using-hydrogen-peroxide.com/gardening-with-hydrogen-peroxide.html
Fungicide can be a good thing to have handy.
Copper as a preventative.
Fungicide can be a good thing to have handy.
Copper as a preventative.
Some things I have used on and off:
* Mosquito dunks or some other handy source of BTi
* Compost tea (make sure the base compost is of good quality...garbage in, garbage out)
* Pyrethrin based insecticide spray (for acute aphid outbreaks)
* Worm castings (for transplanting especially, but they are great any time)
* Mosquito dunks or some other handy source of BTi
* Compost tea (make sure the base compost is of good quality...garbage in, garbage out)
* Pyrethrin based insecticide spray (for acute aphid outbreaks)
* Worm castings (for transplanting especially, but they are great any time)
Insecticidal soap
Imho soil ph testers and adjusters are very important tools to have on hand. For the natural approach sulfur will acidify and lime will alkalize. Ph being out of range is oftentimes the main unknown reason as to why many plants start to yellow and show other signs of deficiency. The ph being out of whack causes nutrient lockout. Keeping a meter handy and checking somewhat regularly can prevent many common problems.