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Bagging material
We have problems with rodents, possums, and bugs here (Southern Texas). I observed in several on-line videos that commercial growers use a bag to cover the fruit. I have not been able to source the bags, or material to make them (one's I found on-line are way too small). Does anyone know where I can get them?
Thanks Ps. I started with 1 plant, that has now clumped to about 40 - once I learn what/how to thin this clump, I only intend on maintain a very few plants - this is a backyard garden with limited space. Last edited by aflowers : 01-24-2019 at 10:57 AM. Reason: added content |
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Re: Bagging material
Nicholas Larson post in Control of Thrips?
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Re: Bagging material
To: Johnsk9
Thanks so much. I have found the material on Amazon and will order some. In the mean time, my wife made some bags using the fiberglass screen material from our big-box store. I really appreciate your help. Alan |
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