I put some tobacco juice mixed with some neem and sprayed cause the worms r really bad.Is it true they'll get diseased?It never happened w/peppers and tobacco.And the neem doesnt seem very oily on the leaves.The leaves keep geting dryer.Help pease.
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I put some tobacco juice mixed with some neem and sprayed cause the worms r really bad.Is it true they'll get diseased?It never happened w/peppers and tobacco.And the neem doesnt seem very oily on the leaves.The leaves keep geting dryer.Help pease.
wow...I'm having a hard time understanding what you're looking for
sounds odd from this end also!Quote:
Originally Posted by SunnyD
:wtf:
maybe im baked but what the fuck u talking about?
The op is referring to TMV, or tobacco mosaic virus, which may be transmitted to treated plants via a tea/pest spray if the tobacco used was infected. The virus is incurable and requires the plants to be destroyed.
Leaves should never appear oily, only SLIGHTLY glossier than they had before. If they appear to be drying, you may have other problems, in which case you should post pics.
To minimize the risk of spreading TMV, if you make tobacco teas, use CHEAP CRAPPY cigarettes that have been heavily processed before packaging. Skip the all natural organic stuff. I recently had a discussion about this with a 2nd generation orchid breeder who confirmed that TMV is unlikely to be spread via processed cigs, but if he ever saw someone roll up in his greenhouse with a stogie, he'd flip!
stink yo ur amazing at knowing shit ahha
u shoulb be a botinist or something
I'd rather be a potanist :D
stinkyattic
CultiModerVatorAtor i thank you much,ok I was baked and just trying to take care of some things.This is my worst year for several reasons.Have you had problems with the worms more than last year?Am I seemingly baked out of my mind once again for this question?:yippee::sorry1: