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mw80 11-07-2008 03:05 PM

Cabbage collars
 
Hi

I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks

R M. Watkin 11-07-2008 03:33 PM

Cabbage collars
 
Hi All,
"mw80" wrote in message
...

Hi

I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage
collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might
help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each
of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of
disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios
before and how i could prevent it from happening again?


I have had this happen to me, but do not know what has caused it. It will be
interesting to find out.

Richard M. Watkin.

Thanks




--
mw80




sockiescat 11-07-2008 04:37 PM

mw80;803257 Hi

I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks

u say that it looks like there was some form of disturbance around your cabbages--does it look like someone might have taken them off of the
cabbages or an animal might have had something to do with it?
hope u find out soon. good luck. cyaaaaaa, sockiescat:).

mw80 11-07-2008 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sockiescat (Post 803322)
mw80;803257 Hi

I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks

u say that it looks like there was some form of disturbance around your cabbages--does it look like someone might have taken them off of the
cabbages or an animal might have had something to do with it?
hope u find out soon. good luck. cyaaaaaa, sockiescat:).

Possibly an animal? I am i the Midlands and we have had lots of wind and rain but i can't imagine that would have done it?!

Ed 13-07-2008 11:39 AM

Cabbage collars
 
On 11/07/08 15:05, mw80 wrote:
Hi

I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage
collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might
help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each
of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of
disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios
before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks




What are your collars made of?


R M. Watkin 13-07-2008 05:05 PM

Cabbage collars
 
Hi all,
"Ed" ex@directory wrote in message
et...
On 11/07/08 15:05, mw80 wrote:



I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage
collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might
help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each
of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of
disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios
before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks




What are your collars made of?


Old carpet or underlay.

Richard M. Watkin.



mw80 15-07-2008 12:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by R M. Watkin (Post 803889)
Hi all,
"Ed" ex@directory wrote in message
et...
On 11/07/08 15:05, mw80 wrote:



I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage
collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might
help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants. Each
of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs of
disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios
before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks




What are your collars made of?


Old carpet or underlay.

Richard M. Watkin.

Mine are the purpose bought ones:

http://www.organiccatalog.com/catalo...roducts_id=518

It happened again last night!!!

phorbin 15-07-2008 04:29 PM

Cabbage collars
 
In article , mw80.2f25e26
@gardenbanter.co.uk says...

R M. Watkin;803889 Wrote:
Hi all,
"Ed" ex@directory wrote in message
et...-
On 11/07/08 15:05, mw80 wrote:-
--

I went to my allotment this morning and somehow the 20 or so cabbage
collars i put around the bae of my plants in the hope that it might
help prevent root fly are no longer around the stem of the plants.
Each
of them are now about a foot away from the plant and there are signs
of
disturbance around the base!

Any ideas what could have done this, has anyone expereineced thios
before and how i could prevent it from happening again?

Thanks



-
What are your collars made of?-

Old carpet or underlay.

Richard M. Watkin.


Mine are the purpose bought ones:

http://tinyurl.com/64qyuf

It happened again last night!!!


Probably some critter moving them to get at the bugs sheltering under
them.


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