Eggs in my potted plant
11 years ago
I noticed a catepillar sort of thing in the soil of my gerbera daisy plant and then i noticed these eggs. Most probably not butterfly eggs. I dont think they lay such huge ones. Guys please help. I love this plant and i dont want it to die. What sort of eggs are these????
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