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Could also be squirrels or slugs?
any chance of washing off the soil and take another piccie so we can take a closer look at the damaged surface and edges?Last edited by Nicos; 10-08-2022, 01:41 PM."Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
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I often get slug damage to the tops of my carrots, but it never looks like that. In my experience, slug damage makes fairly smooth craters, not rough surfaces like those.Originally posted by Nicos View PostCould also be squirrels or slugs?
any chance of washing off the soil and take another piccie so we can take a closer look at the damaged surface and edges?
I would suspect a small rodent.
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That’s annoying but those bits can be cut off & then washed,peeled & sliced they should be alright. I wonder if the tops were visible,one of my carrots is sticking out the compost you can see the orange bit,difficult to earth it up it’s so dry,it’s a massive carrot,one of about five that are growing,the others aren’t this big,it’s probably not even big is it knowing my crops,it’s probably wide at the top & short I don’t know
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When you zoom right in there's small ridges which are most probably left by teeth. I'd say small rodent as well. Possibly it's after moisture, you could try putting a small bowl of water nearby Dot, see if it stops the damage.Location ... Nottingham
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