The day Erol finally snapped

ErolDude

• Jun 3, 2015

• #1

This has solved the problem of moths and caterpillars, aphids might still stay because the winged forms are pretty small and probably can go through the holes. Furthermore this provides a bit of shade against the midday sun
 

 
What kind of netting do you guys use, is there a netting that is finer than mosquito netting? Where to get it. Thanks for the feedback much appreciated.

 

Hybrid Mode 01

• Jun 3, 2015

• #2

     I'd be willing to bet aphids won't make it through mosquito netting. 
 
 
     Also, snapping is part of being a gardener. It's a rite of passage. 

 

ErolDude

• Jun 3, 2015

• #3

I sure hope so, this is the best instant solution that I could have thought of for most if not all bug problems. Plus i had one of these extra

 

juanitos

• Jun 3, 2015

• #4

just don't trap them inside the net area lol
 
tulle / organza can get it cheap from craft store / walmart by the yard

 

JoynersHotPeppers

• Jun 3, 2015

• #5

I am using tulle, bought 25 yards if it for some isolation tasting. 

 

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Scorched

• Jun 3, 2015

• #6

Tulle for me as well. Got a big wide roll of it from Michael's craft store. Make bags with one of those little hand held sewing machine things for isolation. Might try mosquito netting as I hear it's pretty cheap.

 

Helvete

• Jun 3, 2015

• #7

I use red tulle fabric, except not for pest control, it's for pollinator control when I'm isolating flowers.