So it looks like there will be no real substitute for preventative
measures taken early on: Dust and ant control, breeding lacewing and
encarsia to placing yellow sticky traps and spraying w/ insecticidal
soap - all should help and tobacco* dust or tea is known to have done
some good, but I'm hoping something else has been discoved that I'm not
aware of.
* the crop is not for the organic market, but when asked (as happened
late yesterday when doing the weekly shopping at the local farmer's
market), I prefer to never reccomend anything that's going to wreck much
havoc with any naturally occuring controls that may be present.
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