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Repelling Cutworms with Ashes

by David The Good
written by David The Good

A few days ago, I shared a video on repelling cutworms with ashes by putting a circle around each seedling:

Since I started doing this, I haven’t lost a single tomato seedling to cutworms. However, a pumpkin and a bell pepper that I did not encircle were both snipped to the ground by cutworms.

Seems to be a good method.

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