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Richard Rollinson

Thanks to @RobotDiver for giving me this tip on cabbage moth protection on the cabbages. The idea is that since they are territorial (haven't read up on that yet) they will avoid approaching areas where one individual is already present. I put two of these in a row of 12 cabbage plants and we'll see what happens. Nothing to loose, since I otherwise use no other precautions since I stopped using BT innoculant a few years ago. 😀




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Close overhead view of a young cabbage plant in the ground. Nest to it is a plastic and paper silhouette of a cabbage white moth fastened to a wire support stuck in the ground.
Richard Rollinson

@RobotDiver @gardening After some brief research, I find that this idea of them being territorial appears to be a myth. Nothing gained, nothing lost. We'll see what develops.

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