Here in California, growing season has already started. My green bean sprouts are a few inches tall, and already something is eating holes into the leaves. I never see any insects on the plants (do they only come out at night?), though last year there were a whole bunch of very small white flies on them. I put soap on them last year and that controlled them a bit, but they always came back. What could be eating the leaves this year?
I don’t want to put any harsh chemicals on them, otherwise I’d just buy veggies at the grocery store and save myself the hassle. What organic ways are there to combat insects eating garden vegetables?
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