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Old 03-06-2005, 12:05 AM
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I'm having problems with caterpillars on my cana lillies. They are very slender, around 1 to 1 1/2
inches long, and they use silk to sew the cana leaves closed before they unroll-- and then eat out
the leaf and prevent new leaves from pushing through. I've been dealing with them by hand, manually
unrolling the leaves as they reach unrolling size, but I'm hoping for recomendations on the correct
poison to apply to send them screaming into baby-moth Hell.

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I'm having problems with caterpillars on my cana lillies. They are very

slender, around 1 to 1 1/2
inches long, and they use silk to sew the cana leaves closed before they

unroll-- and then eat out
the leaf and prevent new leaves from pushing through. I've been dealing

with them by hand, manually
unrolling the leaves as they reach unrolling size, but I'm hoping for

recomendations on the correct
poison to apply to send them screaming into baby-moth Hell.


Sounds like leaf rollers. You can use BT on them. It is non-toxic.


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