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dale_williams24

Worms on mandevilla

6 years ago

I used to hang around the garden Web forums a lot when I lived up north, but got away from gardening here in steamy Florida where you have to spend more energy keeping things from growing. But now that I am doing the Covid working from home thing, I have gotten back in touch with my inner gardener. It all started with a plant hanger placed outside my office/hobby/work-out room to liven up the joint. Now I am watering pots of flowers and plants all over the place. Hard to get any office work done...Lol. So this weekend I discovered tiny orange worms on my mandevilla vine. Hopefully the photos are uploaded right. Any ideas what they are and how to get rid of them? Haven't found anything in my books or on line. Thank you!

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