Kind of cute little buggers, except two of them were chowing down on one of my pepper plants.
They have been relocated. Permanently!
Kind of cute little buggers, except two of them were chowing down on one of my pepper plants.
They have been relocated. Permanently!
... that's not food.
Dude, they will totally destroy an entire plant in a matter of hours. Keep an eye out for them. Check your plants every stinkin' day.
They are eeeeevil.
My brother dug up a five inch grub worm in his garden the other day.
Duly noted. I hadn't been out there in a couple of days (too much watering gives you gringo peppers ) and PG just spotted them.
... that's not food.
They can be really hard to see. You gotta really watch for them. One day everything'll be fine and then you come hom from work the next day with a garden full of nekked plants. Sad, eaten-up, nekked plants.
And it will pi$$ you off with the power of a thousand suns...
On the plus side: my serrano plant has put forth its first pepper.
... that's not food.
Hard to see? These bastages were 2 inches long already! Strangely, it doesn't look like they had time to do a whole lot of damage yet.Originally Posted by BlondeSoonerGirl
... that's not food.
Originally Posted by GottaHavePride
wtf is that thing?Originally Posted by gdc
Probably the grub worm he mentioned earlier. It is also kinda grody lookin'.
... that's not food.
yeah, but don't grubs grow into things?
Some people actually eat those things. EEEWWWWWW!!!!!
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That pretty ****ed I hearOriginally Posted by BlondeSoonerGirl
I think it's some kind of Asian longhorned beetle, so I hate it.
heh
the little grubs i'm used to grow into Junebugs
Looks like good eatin'