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What is doing this?
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[ATTACH]62919[/ATTACH] Whatever did this did a complete job. Hollowed out the whole interior. Looks kind of like slugs but I've never seen them hollow out like this. |
It can be caterpillar at first, followed by ants.
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[QUOTE=efisakov;573579]It can be caterpillar at first, followed by ants.[/QUOTE]
Haven't seen any ants at all. could be a caterpillar tho. Thanks |
[QUOTE=redisgood;573585]Haven't seen any ants at all. could be a caterpillar tho. Thanks[/QUOTE]
Look for that caterpillar. If it is hornworm caterpillar, it will eat a whole branch in one day. |
Wow! Were new in Ky and don't really know what to look for yet. I'll take a good look. Thanks again!
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cut worms. You will find them at nighttime with a flashlight on the plants. During the day they are down in the soil. they are brown, btw.
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That is tomato fruitworm damage:
[url]http://allaboutgrowingtomatoes.blogspot.com/2014/04/controlling-tomato-fruitworm.html[/url] |
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