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Been there. Moth balls really work.
Any advice on usage? How many/ what placement do you do? Had you success with the wood ones (Cedar ?) or another type? Sanding any x times or not at all?
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I mean, honey is pure carbs, so anything that produces so much excess of it can’t possibly be very efficient
I feel like it’s the opposite, the amount of energy packed into a single drop of honey makes it very efficient.
....and more efficient at eating my expensive clothes and my brassicas, so fuck moths and bring on the native bee, wasp and butterfly populations
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honey bees are not native to north america. Native Americans called them "white man's flies" (or should I not be learning history by watching westerns?)
So that is why corn syrup is popular in US?
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"Hundreds" is a pretty wide range but with that much wattage we're on the order of tens of thousands of lumens. That's a lot of light and would be ~10 flood lights.
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> run hundreds of watts of LED lights "Hundreds" is a pretty wide range but with that much wattage we're on the order of tens of thousands of lumens. That's a lot of light and would be ~10 flood lights.
I can read by their lights at night from a quarter mile away. I've tried. It's entirely absurd.
Or am I missing something.
Not that colony collapse doesn’t worry me, it does. But if I was being baselessly told to fear agriculture production issues, I am super mad.