White Flies On Tomato Plants - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 152.avi

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Here's a quick, safe, & helpful tip you can use to reduce and eliminate white fly infestations from tomato plants.

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thank you this helped me alto. Me and my dad just took care of the white flies a couple seconds ago. Thank u for making this void 😀❤

Oh, I'd love to have that many tomato plants! Did you plant them from seed?

ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO YOU HAVE SUCH PRETTY TOMATOE PLANTS

Great video! Keep them coming!

@2:24"and they Die!" Love how the way you said that. xD

I just love your Videos being a first time gardener Its helpful . Thank you for posting .

I did the yellow paper on coart board seams to work fine... The only one thing is that I actually live in Costa Rica... So I have them all year long... Do you think they might hurt the plants? Thanks for the tips!

Great question! From what I’ve read, yes, they are killed off in our winter, but new ones are introduced when we purchase infected plants or move indoor plants that may have flies on them, outdoors. Best thing is to keep a sharp eye out to catch them RIGHT AWAY and treat them immediately. Let us know how this year goes. Thanks, Lynn

Does anyone know if whiteflies will freeze to death in the winter? We had a deep freeze in SE Wisconsin this year and I'm hoping the little buggers all froze to death!

Thanks for the tip. Will be getting more again next year. The history of great! Thanks. Lynn

Very good video! Did you know Ladybugs eat white flyes! New blog on eblogger search for History of the Ladybug

Good to know where to get them. Thanks, will look them up. Hope they stay off your little beauties. Lynn

I don’t know if the flies come from the soil or they just fly in from someone else’s yard. If you try it, let me know how it works. Did you buy the nematodes? Thanks for your comment. Lynn

That’s very clever. Thanks for visiting and thanks for the tip. Lynn

What a practical and safe remedy. Thanks for visiting and sharing your gardening expertise. Lynn

Try and spray with washing up liquid, it works well Maybe u have to repeat a few times

I’ll look it up and see what I can find. Thanks for the info. White flies are never good. Lynn

Azamax spinocide I may be spelling it wrong but if you look it up you can find it. The white flies lay there eggs in the soil so you should do a soil drench and a foliar spray. And one more time about a week later depending on the life cycle of the bug. It is organic and safe; much better than having white flies

Thanks for your comment and idea. Looked into the wire you suggested. It will be a good choice when these cages have fallen apart. Enjoy your next tomato crop. Lynn

Your a tomato Fanatic like me!...Hate to see you using those commercial wire cages though.I like concrete re-enforcing wire for cages for indetermenate plants...Who knows,someone out there may be the next Heinz or Hunts ketchup empire...lol..Good video..Thanks.