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rcamelo79

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10 years ago


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  • 10 years ago

    They are little green worms either sawfly larvae or curled rose slugs. When the damage starts you can find them on the leaf underside. They may be gone at this point. There are predators that will eat them. I squish them some people spray them off with a garden hose. I have been finding some lately that have made cocoons on the underside of the leaves. Those can be found inside a folded over leaf.

    When the slug is young you can find them on the top most eaten leaves. Here is a photo so you know what you're looking for.

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