How do I get my Telsoma caudata to flower
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Comments (6)Borrego, Thanks for the ID. It is kept indoors, but then so is my mum's plant. Her plant is older, but it is not much bigger, it just has so many rosettes it fill the planter. I have a feeling it is putting all its energy into off-setting and not flowering. It gets full sun for most of the day, and my Haworthia is on the same windowsill and is flowering non-stop! May be it needs just one more year. Thanks Swiss...See Morehow long after flowering do I get to pick the peppers?
Comments (19)If the infestation isn't too severe, you may still be able to get them down to acceptable levels. Sorry for the scare btw, but i don't think people realize how hard it is to get rid of them once they're dug in. !) Yellow sticky cards for detection and to get some of the adults. 2) Diligent spraying of damn near any plant with insecticidal soaps and neem oil. If you prefer, 'inorganic" sprays I'm sure are also available, but I don't know if they do any better. 3) This is probably the most effective and I'm still working on it myself(damn gophers) is to go with integrated pest management. Create an insectary for beneficial bugs to feed and breed year round so when the pests show up, you have the good guys to take care of them. Once you do this, you'll be able to decrease the pesticide use and you'll want to. Because you don't want to kill the good guys also. Read up on IPM(Integrated Pest management) -- also a forum on GW 4) in the meantime(since you probably don't have an insectary yet) you may want to order some beneficial bugs/larvae that you can release. I'm going to order some green lacewing eggs shortly. If you have an ant problem, try to take care of it-- they'll scare off ladybugs and eat the lacewing eggs Here's a couple of links that may be useful. http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7401.html http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/quickref/pest management/plants_attract_beneficial.html http://tanishapuchalski.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/nature-gardens-ten-flowering-plants-that-attract-lacewings/ Kevin This post was edited by woohooman on Mon, Jun 3, 13 at 17:48...See MoreHow can I get my orange pigface to flower?
Comments (3)I love pigface, mine flowers well in full sun, where it is hot. It dies back in the winter. Its easy to takes cuttings, just snip a bit off and stick in into a glass of water for a couple of weeks. Roots will start to grow, and you can pot it up. If yours is not flowering wonderfully, or didn't last summer, I would just throw it out and buy another one !...See MoreHow do I get rid of caterpillars? They are eating all my flowers!
Comments (3)I use BT (Bacillus thuringiensis) on my grape vines to keep the grapeleaf skeletonizers off. It works well but you have to apply it every few weeks and after rain. Supposedly it works with all caterpillars or worms that eat plants....See More- 10 years ago
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