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| My nasturtiam (sorry cant spell) has been inundated over night with blue and yellow hairy skinny caterpillars the leaves have been completed chewed. I have seen them before but cannot remember the name does anyone have any idea what they are. I've looked on the internet but cannot find it. Tempted to pull up all the plants to prevent spreading Please help |
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| Yes I noticed one of my nasturtiums was completely covered with cabbage white caterpillers today, but then it is doing its job. I planted nasturtiums and tagetes all around teh plot this year - and it looks very pretty too. I just pulled the infested leaves off and left the plant to get on with it! |
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| Hello NSB, a lot of people just grow Nasturtiums as sacrificial plants. The caterpillars and black fly are deposited there and not on other plants. The Nasturtiums can then just be ripped out and the lot got rid of by whatever means. Shame if you really want to keep your nasturtiums. You could pick the critters off by hand if there's anything left. Be sure to keep your seeds for next year.
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