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Currently battling a thrips infestation in my greenhouse. Would it be advisable to transplant my tomatoes into a communal garden once it warms up, or should I just start more from seed in another location?
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Currently battling a thrips infestation in my greenhouse. Would it be advisable to transplant my tomatoes into a communal garden once it warms up, or should I just start more from seed in another location?


To clarify, I’m wondering how thrips do in the wild. Is there a risk of a plague on all our crops if I transplant these, or will they just fade into the background?

The plot is right next to a nature preserve, so I have no doubt there are plenty of predators that could keep them at bay.

by GravityBright

2 Comments

  1. jh937hfiu3hrhv9

    Buying some local beneficial insects might help.

  2. BocaHydro

    that tomato plant is starving, dont move infected plants, treat them, triple action neem oil will nuke them

    if you have problems applying it, they have cool small ULV Foggers made by xpower they are cheap, 1 cap ful and fill with neem and spray weekly till they are gone

    bugs spread

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