I'm resending this message since I didn't see it show up on the digest and wonder if it arrived. Still urgently seeking advice! =====originally sent June 24th==== Yesterday when I found aphids, whitefly, and a third tiny black insect on my peppers and tomatoes, I sprayed them with one of the "Safer" products that said it was for Japanese Beetles and other insects. I didn't read the bottle first, forgetting that I had purchased it a couple of years ago for my flower garden. After spraying I read the instructions and found that it was not for edible plants and harmful to breathe or eat. So I washed off the plants with water. My question is: should I pick off the small green fruits and discard them, or it is a long enough time between now and ripening that whatever harm exists would fade away? The main ingredient was pyrithirum (or something close to that spelling). I thought that was a natural pesticide made from plants. Any advice based on knowledge or experience will be appreciated. Thanks, Rose Marie