Posted by 36 coupe on October 06, 2009 at 03:16:02 from (216.220.250.217):
In Reply to: Calling 36 coupe posted by TGIN on October 05, 2009 at 17:02:49:
I have used a spray called Admire for about 10 years.Very expensive stuff but it works.A pint cost 60 bucks but it lasted 5 years.I got mine from potato growers.It was only put up in gallon jugs for years but I did see it in the Berlin seed catalog in a pint bottle for 50 bucks.You spray it on the seed pieces before covering.When I had more varieties growing I noticed the bugs ate the Chippewa leaves last.There is a potato called Prince Hairy that has fine hairs on the leaves that the bugs dont like.Problem is the potatoes are tastless.I still have a few bugs with admire but there is little plant damage.Kennebecs are the best producers and I find seed I save grows better than bought seed.4% rotenone will kill potato bugs,expensive but it works.On small plots hand picking works fine.Small potatoes about the size of a golf ball are best for seed.Cutting big potatoes exposes seed to rot.Dont cut seed...If you have to buy seed,hand pick small seed.Nuprid 2f is the spray you want.Use 1/4 teaspoon to a gallon of water.Berlins phone is 1 877 464 0892,call for a catalog.Check out page 14 when you get your catalog.
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