paprika
 

Hi

I've a mysterious problem with a paprika chilli. Something is eating the
leaves and I can't seem to find what it is. It's in a pot and is adjacent to
other chilli types those of which's leaves are untouched. I've moved the pot
but to no avail. I've looked around, under and in the pot. A phantom Paprika
muncher residing in the ether perhaps?

Thanks

Graeme

paprika
 

Syracuse wrote:
Hi

I've a mysterious problem with a paprika chilli. Something is eating the
leaves and I can't seem to find what it is. It's in a pot and is adjacent to
other chilli types those of which's leaves are untouched. I've moved the pot
but to no avail. I've looked around, under and in the pot. A phantom Paprika
muncher residing in the ether perhaps?

Thanks

Graeme


Indoors or out?

It could be a little green caterpillar. They are sneaky buggers that are
very hard to spot. Check under the leaves and against the stems. You can
often see their droppings on the surface of the potting mix, if they are
there.

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"Jane VR" wrote in message
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Syracuse wrote:
Hi

I've a mysterious problem with a paprika chilli. Something is eating the
leaves and I can't seem to find what it is. It's in a pot and is
adjacent to
other chilli types those of which's leaves are untouched. I've moved the
pot
but to no avail. I've looked around, under and in the pot. A phantom
Paprika
muncher residing in the ether perhaps?

Thanks

Graeme


Indoors or out?

It could be a little green caterpillar. They are sneaky buggers that are
very hard to spot. Check under the leaves and against the stems. You can
often see their droppings on the surface of the potting mix, if they are
there.

Thanks Jane

On a second look I found hiding under the lip of the pot; a small snail.

Graeme

paprika
 

Syracuse wrote:

Thanks Jane

On a second look I found hiding under the lip of the pot; a small snail.

Graeme


They can be sneaky buggers too!

jane

paprika
 

Syracuse wrote:

Thanks Jane

On a second look I found hiding under the lip of the pot; a small snail.

Graeme


They can be sneaky buggers too!

jane