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Your yellow plants are desperately short on iron. You make it clear you prefer a hands off approach but those plants are just neglected. Good gardeners pay attention to what their plants tell them and respond accordingly. Anybody can just toss pineapple crowns in dirt and get a couple fruits down the road. A healthy pineapple patch looks very different than these crowded yellow plants in tiny pots

I got 1 the other day. I'm in North Fla. After 3 days, I've got 6 or 7 very small bugs. It's not going to work good. It's only 600volts. Needs to be 2000 plus to do good

I now grow corn during the shorter days of the year here in south Florida. Once we approach the longer days of the year it’s impossible to keep the caterpillars in check. They crawl to the plants every night from afar. I know this because I check the plants daily and squish every single caterpillar, only to find fully grown ones munching away at the plants the very next day. This was an everyday thing during the longer days of the year. Bt did not help in summer unless I sprayed it every day. In winter I still get caterpillars but far less often and they’re easier to control.

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Awesome video... I'm starting right now because of your video ! Thanks brother ✌️🇹🇷

I have army worm issues and I do plant peaches and cream. I use Dr Bonners and neem and I hit them every week. I plant corn in late Feb. I have had a few good crips and it's always from early planting. Don't use dawn because it's a heavy detergent and it ruins your wax coating on your plant and make it susceptible to disease

0:57 the lil guy got away…. minus his tail

thanks for sharing

Take a scoop of ants from one ant hill and place it on the other. The ensuing war will destroy the colony.

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Ants covered it up to prevent other ends from dying? interesting.

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No chance without spinosad every 2 weeks and bt in between starting from the minute they sprout. Here in southwest FL with sand you have to water daily with dilute 1/8-1/4 strength high nitrogen liquid fertilizer like miracid or Envy. Otherwise it will tassel at 1 foot and your ears will be super tiny. This method works but anything less will be a failure. I’ve had no luck at all during rainy season as the spinosad gets washed off and the fertilizer gets flushed away. Also NEVER mix types of corn or your efforts will be completely wasted as the crop will taste terrible. Corn genetics are a completely understood science that us gardeners should leave up to the scientists. Good luck and take care Buddy.

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What are the lighting requirements? Do you give them afternoon shade?

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i heard if u put ladybugs in your garden of bell peppers it will help

I live in Florida too and I have a gardening channel, if you are interested. I grow organically. I have grown sweet corn for years. They are a heavy feeder for sure. I do not use any kind of pesticide. I literally walk through the garden every day and smash the worms or beetles. Leaving the worm or beetle there seems to deter the insects from coming near that small area.

When they let them driy is because if a plant has been given a harsh conditions it reproduce to live its offspring be hind. It is one way of letting it develop suckers around its body and cut into segments for propergation

One thing you done wrong was mixing the two corn . Mix 1table spoon of baking soda, dawn dish soap, and 2 table spoons to a gallon of water

Do you give them shade in late afternoon?

How old are these?

What Zone are you in ?

And replace it with the soil that I was just talking vets compost do not add any chemicals just put plastic bags around the corn stock make sure it's not blue black make sure it's clear then you will grow big

If you're going to grow corn in Florida unique chickenshit and cow manure lots of rotting decompose leaves underneath the manure that I just specified let it rot for a whole year take a foot-long of dirt out of the ground

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I like your idea!

What do you do with mature plants that have already fruited and have no more pups. They are green and healthy but they stop fruiting. Will they ever fruit again?

Very informative even here in the comments, thank so much for sharing so much!! :)

I'm in Florida and I lost all my corn last year while my friend had a big harvest of corn....he said get the seven granules and treat the ground with them because the worms come out of the ground

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Grow malbar spinach!!! It’s easy in Florida. Tge corn I’m almost giving up

so just remove the fleshy part and put it in the soil?

Works great for orchids too! I've only started using this method, but it works like a dream. Anything that works this well on my temperamental tomatoes and doesn't require paying for expensive fertilizer is a winner in my book.

I sent away for my Walmart asparagus plants two weeks ago. They arrived and are already growing. They sent me six bare roots and five are growing greatly. I'm in Central Florida, Volusia County near Daytona Beach, Fl.

I had success with sweet corn this year and it was using the three sisters method - corn, beans and squash. Corn is a grass so it sucks up a lot of nutrients. By planting beans around each corn stalk, you’re feeding each stalk throughout the growing season. This keeps the plant strong and it doesn’t attract as many pests. Two of my cornstalks got caterpillars, so I sprayed them with BT two or three times. The problem disappeared and we had a great corn harvest!

bad! they will decimate your veggies. I cut them in half with scissors but careful they fly. 🤭

Sorry actual name is leaf footed bug. The little orangish red colored bugs are the leaf footed bug nymphs. Get rid of them quickly because they will destroy your garden.

Leaf legged bug. Seriously that is there name and they are bad. I had a bad case of them last year and they destroyed my tomato plants.

Get rid of them it could kill the plant

Spray get a bottle and put hydrogen peroxide in it and spray it on your plants

Made the mistake of ordering sweet corn online. It came from Montana. Florida sun and critters just ate up the leaves. Looking for a sub tropical heirloom corn that can handle the heat and sun. Captain Jack’s spray sounds like a winner. Thanks.

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I just saw a post in a fb group about those bugs! They poke holes in the fruits/vegs and cause damage. I can't remember if they lay eggs inside or not. We're in FL to and I'm hoping those bugs stay away.

Do they need to be full sun to grow fruit?? Even in Florida? Really good info, thanks! I have some I've done from the store and just got some cool varieties from a nursery!

I had no idea what asparagus looked like growing. I appreciate seeing that, thank you.