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I'm off to Aldis then, my curly kale is covered in the blighters, many thanks, Two Sheds
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Sorry to bring up an old thread, thought i'd correct myself... in the stuff i got the ACTIVE ingredient is oil, the main ingredient being water, its ok for organic growers, i sprayed today, cauli, broccoli, cabbage and kale, all the white fly seem to die on impact, either that or they really dont like it!<*}}}>< Jonathan ><{{{*>Comment
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^wotsit called?
I will try garlic and then this, is sound like a plan, then if not, soapy water. grrrrrrr I have TONS of the little blighters!Little ol' me
Has just bagged a Lottie!
Oh and the chickens are taking over my garden!
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make your own one...see my post a lttle way back (#16) that one's oil based and organic as well
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Look out!! the DEFRA police are on their way!!Originally posted by Thelma Sanders View Postmake your own one...see my post a lttle way back (#16) that one's oil based and organic as well 
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I've resorted to letting the Middle Golden Girl (granddaughter) harvest the sprouts. She thinks the white fly are "pretty"
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The one i used was Scotts Bug Clear Fruit and Veg.
Reading about the eggs hatching it looks like i'll need to do it again in a few days, the weekend perhaps.<*}}}>< Jonathan ><{{{*>Comment
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I tried garlic solution this year on my peppers and basil, I sprayed the plants early, before any sign of the flies and it worked a treat. I've been plagued every year with them so unless they had just decided to have this year off, garlic definately works for me.Comment
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