Egg ID
 

- Underside of brassica leaves
- Cream colour
- About 0.5mm
- Tidy cluster about 5mm across
- Can be scraped off with a little difficulty

Thanks!

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com

Egg ID
 

"Steve Harris" wrote in message ...
- Underside of brassica leaves
- Cream colour
- About 0.5mm
- Tidy cluster about 5mm across
- Can be scraped off with a little difficulty

Large white butterfly eggs. Catching those eggs or the caterpillars newly hatched is the best way of control.

Rod

Egg ID
 

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from (Steve Harris) contains these words:

- Underside of brassica leaves
- Cream colour
- About 0.5mm
- Tidy cluster about 5mm across
- Can be scraped off with a little difficulty

Thanks!

Cabbage white butterfly eggs, which hatch into caterpillars which eat
brassiccas. There will be more egg sites on your crop so have a search.
Just tear out the sections of leaf with eggs on them.

Janet.

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In article ,
(Janet Baraclough) wrote:

Cabbage white butterfly eggs

Bugger! I've already got flea beetles and diamond back moth
caterpillars! Still this is mainly on the Kohl Rabi which I'm expecting
to harvest soon. That should interrupt their life cycle a bit!

Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com