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Dec 16, 2012
My cabbages
My 8 Chinese cabbages and 4 cabbages including a purple cabbage have grown with less damage by bugs thanks to insect screen, companion plants, and yellow buckets than in last year and they'll be harvested around Christmas.
I found less damage in my Chinese cabbages ,which used to be an easy target for young worms and aphids. I believe the romaine lettuces, which were planted as companion plants, are effective to ward off young worm. The yellow buckets are also effective, too I believe. Aphids hibernate inside of Chinese cabbages which is comfortable for them to keep warm and they suck cabbage extract there. That can cause poor growth. The yellow buckets can allure many aphids into the buckets and the insect screen physically shut them out.
It's fortunate that there are less damage by bugs but I'm not satisfied with the growth of my cabbages. They have beautifully shaped hearts but the size are smaller than I expect. I don't think they can grow any more so I'll harvest them in a few days.
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3 comments:
Wow, you certainly have gone to great lengths to protect your cabbages, using so many different methods.
>Mark
Well, I'm very happy to grow those cabbages without chemical things like pesticide!
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