Debramb
Well-Known Member
I know, it's sounds bad, but in west Fort Worth, Tx I got to kill my first scorpion of the year today. We don't use pesticides, in or out, only organic, (good soil w/earthworms and tons of toads and bees). Inside, w/ 3 kitties and a beloved Lab +Aquarium, spraying not an option.
This brings me to wonder, since native islanders "dipped" arrows into green palys to fight enemy's, has anyone ever used them for killing, like scorpions? I have so many in my reef, I turn my rocks over with them on for a couple weeks, they just won't die so I have plenty. I did use my home grown habernero peppers for a spray against fire Ants in the vegetable garden.
I know, off topic, but right now my best weapon is scissors, I cut them in half!
Thx for reading my "post", Debra
This brings me to wonder, since native islanders "dipped" arrows into green palys to fight enemy's, has anyone ever used them for killing, like scorpions? I have so many in my reef, I turn my rocks over with them on for a couple weeks, they just won't die so I have plenty. I did use my home grown habernero peppers for a spray against fire Ants in the vegetable garden.
I know, off topic, but right now my best weapon is scissors, I cut them in half!
Thx for reading my "post", Debra
