Die! Die!

[docbrite]

Disgusting things, tomato fruitworms.

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[kat_food]

We had potato bugs on our pepper plants last year. I sucked them up a with Dustbuster. Worked like a charm. Who knew?

[delirium23]

Ew. That one has a face.

[empressjad]

So neem works? I'd heard it's good for Japanese beetles, which ravage our raspberries, beans, snow peas, etc. EVERY. DAMN. YEAR.

[docbrite]

I've used neem for stinkbug infestation before and it seemed to work.

[empressjad]

Good to know. I HATE, HATE, HATE those damn beetles, and we get them by the billions (it seems) every stinking year!
BTW, hope the cute little tiki cup arrived unscathed.

[docbrite]

Yes, I love it! Could've sworn I e-mailed you, but my birthday and the days around it were kinda delirious, health-wise. So, thank you!

[cogitationitis]

My husband (as a teen) used to have a unique method of anti-bug biowarfare: he would gather up all the caterpillars and whatnot, blend them, and spray it back on to the plants.

I don't know if he ever told his mom what he used the blender for--and I sure hope he washed it.

[docbrite]

I've read about that! May try it sometime; the potential for sweet revenge is undeniable.

[isismeow]

just now I saw an assassin bug sucking out the insides of a little one like it was a smoothie. HA.

HA!!!! Neat.