This is a funny video about people selling tomato plants! Watch the video to find out if they’re successful or not!
Question by marcus gish: What is this bug / parasite found on tomato plants?
Small black parasite or bug found on our tomato plants. It looks like a miniature suction cup or clear contact lens with antenna, and a black “skull and crossbones” pattern on it’s back. Have not been able to find anything similar online.
See link below for picture of the pest:
http://s16.photobucket.com/user/northeastmarcus/media/mystery_tomato_pest.png.html
Best answer:
Answer by geoff
Its an aphid. Lady birds eat them.
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I agree with Zach that’s a horrible price and especially in this economy
not everyone can afford 5 dollar TOMATO PLANTS
you suck
$5 each! What a gip.
Make up fliers and pass them around the neighborhood advertising your
plants. Customers want healthy looking plants at a fair price. $5.00 for
what you are offering is to much. Also you will not attract customer
jumping around and screaming if you want to make money then conduct
yourself in a mature manner. I have another suggestion for you. Hand car
wash, you can charge $5.00 per wash and if you do good you may get tips as
well.
@mirabilo I agree…. Im selling my pinto beans for $1… cuz there in soda
and soup cans….. x)
Five bucks! Such a rip off, I could go to lowes and get a better tomato
plant for two dollars off of what you’re selling them for!
Clavate Tortoise Beetle not an aphid.